Bradley Walker
FroggyOne2 said:Well I see that the title of the thread got changed.
Just to keep you happy... ;D
FroggyOne2 said:Well I see that the title of the thread got changed.
jhord said:Yes, it is very similar to H335 in appearance and metering. I agree on the 8208, Benchmark is also very clean. However the CFE has the anti-copper fouling characteristics, which seems to be a very true claim.
GSRswapandslow said:i have WC844 and CFE223 on hand....and I agree they look identical....
how far apart are the burn rates between the two? I've just not had great luck finding load data for the CFE223 for bolt action .223rem stuff in mid weight bullets, 55gr-60gr-68gr
Bradley Walker said:FroggyOne2 said:Well I see that the title of the thread got changed.
Just to keep you happy... ;D
FroggyOne2 said:Bradley Walker said:FroggyOne2 said:Well I see that the title of the thread got changed.
Just to keep you happy... ;D
LOL! Yeah being that there wasn't much of "Long Range" being discussed. Anything from 600 yards in is "Mid-Range"!
Jazz said:If using the 73 Berger BT can you use the load data for the 75 gr weight bullets? This will be shot in a 223 A.I. 9 twist.
Jazz said:Thanks! How about the 53 V-Max anyone have any good loads for it? I just loaded some with 27.0 grains of H4895....I need to get to the range and see how they shoot.
Bradley Walker said:I hate these stupid CCI 400 primers!!! I had no idea they were thinner than my Federal 205s...
Last batch of processed and primed LC 223 I got was primed with CCI 400's. They are not worth a crap for heavy bullet loads.
BoilerUP said:Bradley Walker said:I hate these stupid CCI 400 primers!!! I had no idea they were thinner than my Federal 205s...
Last batch of processed and primed LC 223 I got was primed with CCI 400's. They are not worth a crap for heavy bullet loads.
Ya know, I never had problems with CCI-400s until recently and then I was experiencing about 25% pierced primers.
Made a switch to CCI-450s shooting the same loads, and those primers look perfect.
FroggyOne2 said:A variance of +/- .1 is enough in the .223 to give you verticale provided that everything else is good to go.
fr3db3ar said:I've never had any problems with the 400s. Then again I'm only running up to 69s. We'll see about the new batch as I just picked up another 2k of them along with 2k of the 200s.