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Curious what your running in your bolt action CZ and zastava rifles chambered in 7.62x39?
Have a LKM 85 and was thinking of hunting with it this fall.
Have a LKM 85 and was thinking of hunting with it this fall.
7.62x39 hunting ammo
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ooh , thats awesome.
i see those projectiles in the woodleigh manual... i ave some 130s in .308 in good quantity but i dont think its going to play dice, so awaiting reproduction for sure on those!
they'l open up, dont worry.. they should penetrate well, because they should not open up as much under x39 velocitys.... example. pushin the 130 .308 at 2900 really opens it wide, an slows penetration on bigg animals. all g on lil ones.
i only shot one critter, sellier bellot 124g jsp.. perfect
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I don't expect that much out of the round... kinda like a thurty thurty. Hence I just went with a good red dot... let's face it...it's shot it's wad at 200 paces...red dot is a good fit for a 200 yd gun.
I have acquired a good variety of fodder for it though...Igman sealed packs of 100 rds...a boat load of Wolf, some of it is pretty heavy, maybe 200 grains.
Mine is an 1891 with rechambered Lee Enfield bbl...can't really mount decent glass because of the split bridge though.
I have acquired a good variety of fodder for it though...Igman sealed packs of 100 rds...a boat load of Wolf, some of it is pretty heavy, maybe 200 grains.
Mine is an 1891 with rechambered Lee Enfield bbl...can't really mount decent glass because of the split bridge though.
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Sounds like a cool rifle!
My idea is to mount a peep sight and use it a a bush gun. It's nice and light so easy to carry.
It is...but needs a touch of work in the form of a better block in front of the En bloc... it can and will lose the grip on the base and pile it up...when least desired I am sure.
Double set triggers are neat though.
I'd really like to see what they can do with a 110 or 120 grain Barnes TTSX like for the 300 Blackout. Might have to single load but still.
Or a 110gr GMX.
Working up with regular 308 cal 110gr data should be straightforward enough eh? Doesn't have to be a maxed out rocket.
Or a 110gr GMX.
Working up with regular 308 cal 110gr data should be straightforward enough eh? Doesn't have to be a maxed out rocket.
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Where can you find 'em these days?
Dang that is so promising otherwise! I wonder if it is always the same one in the group? I mean, it sucks but...if its #4 or #5 then the 3 shot groups would be sweet 
Wonder if thats a bedding/stock fit issue or what.
My Garand will do that as well. Always one way outside the group. Apparently pretty well known as a thing. First round, I believe.
Wonder if thats a bedding/stock fit issue or what.
My Garand will do that as well. Always one way outside the group. Apparently pretty well known as a thing. First round, I believe.
Dang that is so promising otherwise! I wonder if it is always the same one in the group? I mean, it sucks but...if its #4 or #5 then the 3 shot groups would be sweet
Wonder if thats a bedding/stock fit issue or what.
My Garand will do that as well. Always one way outside the group. Apparently pretty well known as a thing. First round, I believe.
no the first 3 are mostly good. those type 56 are great.
i did different ammo on same paper consecutive here.. its consistent lol
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I have both the Prvi Partizan 123gr pointed soft points with excellent reloadable brass and the Hornady 123gr SST with the lacquer cases. Both shoot well out of both my 1954 Tula and my CZ527. The CZ527 in particular has been been particularly accurate.
