Thanks JP! Looking forward to this weekend. Hoping the PGW Coyote likes it.
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Thanks JP! Looking forward to this weekend. Hoping the PGW Coyote likes it.
Tomorrow, i will try some in my Nemesis for tight grouping... JP.Originally Posted by orthoboy
Post groups and rifle stats if you can, would love to compare. Im hoping the 200 m range is open this weekend.
Last edited by orthoboy; 06-02-2015 at 09:51 PM.
Nothing against the banded, stapled, safety wired wooden crate from 1975 but for those who would like something a bit handier I found the contents of such a crate fit nicely into a 50 caliber ammo can of the type sold at Princess Auto. Two intact "bricks" vertically and a brick of separate boxes distributed beside and above.
Saskatoon and area group buy is in. Send me a message or text to arrange picking upall 1975, but still gonna be blast!!!
A truck load of awesomeness and the dodge turned into Chevy!!
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"Logic dictates Captain. If Pro-Gunners are as violent as Anti-Gunners say they are, there would not be any Anti-Gunners left."
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This ammo is not to be use in a match chamber rifle, in my Nemesis, i had 3 light strikes ( no ignition and all 5 rounds i tried had difficult extraction), this ammo will be kept for my AR-10's/FNAR/NM M1A, were it is perfect in it's intended usage... JP.
Oh darn. That's not good. I'll report back on Saturday.
I had a similar experience yesterday with my Kimber 84M Longmaster. Very difficult extraction on four of five shots. No ignition problems though. I did not try any further testing with it. As I have no other .308, I may wind up selling what is left of the case (or buy an AR-10, which would be a more fun solution).
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