Title says it all (well most of it). I'm making cast reloads for my Remington 700P LTR rifle. So far I have had really good success with my reloads and my rifle seems to like them
Here are the specs for my reloads:
I shot my groups using my bi-pod and a table
First group was a 6 shot group that achieved 2.280 inches at 100 yards
Second group was also 6 shots and that was 1.835 inches at 100 yards
I dont have any more good groups to show because my GF used the rest of the bullets
I would like to ask my fellow calgunners this:
Here are the specs for my reloads: - Random wheel weight lead
- 155 grain cast lead gas checked, lubed, and sized to .309
- Various brass ranging from CBC to Hornady match grade
- Winchester large pistol primers (it was all the store had
) - 20 grains of IMR 4227
- Reloaded with lee 308 Winchester deluxe die set
I shot my groups using my bi-pod and a table
First group was a 6 shot group that achieved 2.280 inches at 100 yards
Second group was also 6 shots and that was 1.835 inches at 100 yards
I dont have any more good groups to show because my GF used the rest of the bullets
I would like to ask my fellow calgunners this:
- Would "Accurate 4350" powder work better?
- Should I work up or down my loads? (I've only tested 20 grains)
- Is this....well is this a pretty good group at 100 yards? (given my current data on a scale of 1-10)
- Does it piss you guys off I'm shooting lead out of a precision police rifle?


and yes, I'm pretty sure my lead loads will keep the barrel in specs for a very long time
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