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  • 762cavalier
    NRA Training Counselor
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    • Oct 2005
    • 3626

    75gr PRVI bullets?

    Has anybody used these? If so, what were results like and what powder/primer combos have you used?

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    dfletcher
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    • Dec 2006
    • 14812

    I haven't used the one's pictured, but have used the Privis in 308 & 7mm BTHP 168 grain. Accuracy is fine @ 100 yds, but the design of the bullet, at least the two I tried, was such that I had to seat the bullets much deeper than usual or the bullet would hit the barrel lands. Wasn't a problem with the 308 Win or 7 Rem Mag, but could cause a problem if you have to do that in a 223.
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      ocabj
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      • Oct 2005
      • 7924

      I can't imagine that you would have a problem with these bullets hitting the lands if you are seating these to magazine depth (AR15). Unless it's a VLD or has a long secant, it probably has an ogive/secant similar to to the 75gr Hornady BTHP or the Sierra/Nosler 77gr BTHP. But, I'm just assuming since I never seen these before in person.

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