Roger That! Heading to Memphis for a 600 yard match today! Probably won’t answer emails until I get back (just so you know).Ty will be emailing I appreciate the response
Thanks Bart.
Roger That! Heading to Memphis for a 600 yard match today! Probably won’t answer emails until I get back (just so you know).Ty will be emailing I appreciate the response
Where can you get those at? Or are they not made anymore?Barts 65gr.
Nice! Let us know how it goes.I got a few 68 g avengers on way to test. Gonna compare them to some 68g hotensteins.
Gonna use same charge. And do a seating depth test first go round. In two guns
Meant to say something that went along with this thread. Because in the 68g category, the hotensteins have been my most accurate bullet thus far, along with the 80g Hillbillys. Kinda hard to measure the difference between a group thats a zero and a group thats a zero.Nice! Let us know how it goes.
Ohh! Those 65's! I ran across a sale when discontinued. I bought a few boxes for fireforming. They were better than anything I had ever shot. I recall calling Walt and asking him for load data - to which he replied they were not intended to shoot in a PPC, which I was. (they are very short!) Ordered several thousand of them before they were gone. Still have a bunch somewhere.Ive shot some zero groups with Berger 6mm 65 grain flat base. They got discontinued when the column but came out, so I will have to try some thing new. But have no fear there is a bullet guy that knows what will work for me. Right Bart?
H4350 or IMR 4064 ?Berger 90 gr match hpbt in 243 winchester or their 68 gr flat base. 1-10 twist. 40X.
90 gr IMR 4831. The 68 gr IMR 4350.H4350 or IMR 4064 ?
Thank you90 gr IMR 4831. The 68 gr IMR 4350.