CG'ers,
Went to Los Altos yesterday and tried out my first .308 reloads - pretty happy with the results. I was sighting in two new rifles, plus working on a buddies iron sights - and even up in Los Altos it was pretty hot yesterday, so I don't have tons of great pictures or even data from a chronograph - but the results all the same were good. After I was sighted in - was able to hit plastic bottles and cans on the 100 yd. plinking lanes with no problem - hitting bulls at 50 and 100 yds. too.
Some of you may be wondering - so here are the recipes I shot yesterday:
'#1'
Brass: Remington/Winchester
Primer: CCI #34
Powder: Varget
Bullet: 150 grain FMJ/BT Hornady
Powder Grain Charge: 41.5 grains
'#2'
Brass: Winchester
Primer: Remington 9 1/2
Powder: Varget
Bullet: 150 grain FMJ/BT
Powder Grain Charge: 42.5 grains
Both performed well. My bud told me my .223 reloads shot just as well as the factory ammo he brought - said he couldn't tell the difference. Told him that was the idea.
Regards,
jwest
Went to Los Altos yesterday and tried out my first .308 reloads - pretty happy with the results. I was sighting in two new rifles, plus working on a buddies iron sights - and even up in Los Altos it was pretty hot yesterday, so I don't have tons of great pictures or even data from a chronograph - but the results all the same were good. After I was sighted in - was able to hit plastic bottles and cans on the 100 yd. plinking lanes with no problem - hitting bulls at 50 and 100 yds. too.
Some of you may be wondering - so here are the recipes I shot yesterday:
'#1'
Brass: Remington/Winchester
Primer: CCI #34
Powder: Varget
Bullet: 150 grain FMJ/BT Hornady
Powder Grain Charge: 41.5 grains
'#2'
Brass: Winchester
Primer: Remington 9 1/2
Powder: Varget
Bullet: 150 grain FMJ/BT
Powder Grain Charge: 42.5 grains
Both performed well. My bud told me my .223 reloads shot just as well as the factory ammo he brought - said he couldn't tell the difference. Told him that was the idea.
Regards,
jwest


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