8208XBR & Nosler 100 B-Tip range report
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Montana I’m running a Geissele High Speed NM. I was struggling with the bench and sand bags as well as the target focus. For a while I thought my NF scope was messed up. I only use the bench when chronographing and typically don’t get the most consistent results from it. I much prefer going prone with a bipod and squeeze bag.Last edited by Guest; 02-10-2013, 09:40 PM.
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The 30.2 group was looking really sweet! I'd go back and hit that one and the 30.6 again. Any good close up pics of the case heads used for the 30.6?
Depending on the temps you were seeing, if the pressure is edgy on the 30.6, I'd settle for the 30.2 (depending on future data) for year round use. The 30.6 deserves more looks though.Life member NRA, SAF, GOA, WVSRPA (and VFW). Also member WVCDL. Join NOW!!!!!
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This is a pic of the five rounds, 30.6 grain load. It isn’t a clear photo but the primers have square corners and the ejector marks are starting to show. I'm calling it too hot for my gun and do not plan on going over 30.4 in the future.
What I found interesting was the chrono results (not that five rounds means much)
A) 2,820
ES) 4.5
SD) 1.7
AD) 1.2
The primers in the lower two cases are just as flat as the top one. The lighting makes them look like they have round shouldersLast edited by Guest; 02-11-2013, 03:04 AM.
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Rockdriller from past experience shooting the 100 B-T's they do pretty well in my barrel at that jump. Compared to the OAL's other folks load to my Sabre chamber is on the short side.
Jdberry welcome to the forum! Have you measured the bolt face depth on your Sabre? Interestingly enough mine is only .131” deep while .135” or so is the standard.
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