Jvance513
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I’ve had a few 8lbers set back lol. Also bought 6 pounds of it from bass pro about two months ago lolYeah, like where did He get it, or has He been stocked up for a long time ??
I’ve had a few 8lbers set back lol. Also bought 6 pounds of it from bass pro about two months ago lolYeah, like where did He get it, or has He been stocked up for a long time ??
I’m jealous. Sounds like a great fun trippleasure this time lol. I was at SHOT show with Brunos shooter supply. Amy and Paul are good friends of mine, and they were gracious enough to take the wife and I back to SHOT show again.
Have you tested any further? Trying to decide between 135 and 140 for my 105-112grains.Just started playing with this. N135 was dead nuts on same velocity as the same weight of H4895 with a Berger 105 hybrid. I need to run a jump test to confirm accuracy but I would not kick it out of bed for eating crackers using the 0.010” off I am tuned with the H4895.
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not yet but I did some work in a .223 with heavy bullets ( 80-90gr) and had similar velocity with same amount of H4895 in that rifle too.Have you tested any further? Trying to decide between 135 and 140 for my 105-112grains.
You'll have to be more specific@gunsandgunsmithing did you every figure out the issue you were having?
Oh Sorry! I got my posts mixed up, it was @Jvance513 that I was wondering if the issue had been fixed.You'll have to be more specific. I guess I have several. Lol!
I’ve got it working pretty good at 600. Going to have to final tune at 1000 but I’m happy. This is cold bore and 3 follow ups at 600 last Friday. Will be able to report back this Friday for a final 1000 tune hopefullyOh Sorry! I got my posts mixed up, it was @Jvance513 that I was wondering if the issue had been fixed.
Have you tried to correlate the pressure curve from GRT to your perception?All else equal, I tend to lean toward a faster powder when I can. Only reason is lower muzzle pressure. Probably all between my ears but you can literally feel the difference in recoil on some guns. Same bullet, same speed and all..the faster powder will generate a bit less recoil. If I can feel it, I have to think the bullet does too. Again, probably more between my ears than anything to get hung up about.
No and pressure curve is the main thing because even at the same muzzle velocity, it does not likely have the same in bore time...which is what tuning is all about.Have you tried to correlate the pressure curve from GRT to your perception?
Have you tested any further? Trying to decide between 135 and 140 for my 105-112grains.
Have tried it in 6BRA, 105 grain bullets 29 grain got 2840 fps,29 of H-4895 got 2900 fps,31 HV Palma .104 freebore .30 N-135 was 2895 fps,going to try 30.2.30.4,30.6It's not slower IME.
what charge weight for 105 grain bullets ?Dont overlook 8208 in a 6Br or a 6BRA. It worked for me.
What velocity are you getting with the 87 vld and 135/140?I recently switched from N135 to N140 for the Berger 95gr. VLD's. Likewise, I moved from N140 to N150 for the 115 VLD's. In both cases i was able to find a nice node and seating depth brought it to one-hole accuracy at 100 yards.
Still trying to finalize a load for some 87 grain VLD's. Going back and forth between N135 and N140 but haven't found the right load yet.
FYI: I'm shooting regular 6BR with a 26" 1:7.5 twist barrel. I shoot metallic silhouette, so anything 1/2 MOA or under is good enough, but I'm enjoying the process to find these really good loads. One of these days I'll try them out at one of our club's F-class matches, just to see how I do.
What velocity are you getting with the 87 vld and 135/140?
