Recent content by 4thefunofit

  1. 4

    Free Range West Texas Aoudad

    Amazing animal! Not intending to be critical here, but I'm wondering if you've ever run into the problem of "too much gun" with your 300 WM?
  2. 4

    Here We Go Again! I need to build a Mule Deer Rifle

    Here's the thing about the 277 Fury. 277 Bullets and 308 brass were considerably less impacted both in price and availability by our recent supply crunch than most other calibers, and dies are easily available for reloading. Personally, I'd go with both the Berger VLD 130 gr hunting, and the 130...
  3. 4

    Here We Go Again! I need to build a Mule Deer Rifle

    The 277 Sig Fury will do the job for you. https://www.sigsauer.com/277-sig-fury-130gr-venari-soft-point-hunting.html
  4. 4

    Thoughts on a 27 prc

    Been there, too.😁 ( https://www.longrangehunting.com/threads/would-you-be-happy-with-a-270-08-ai.308100/ ) Lots of good stuff written about the 270-08 AI.
  5. 4

    Thoughts on a 27 prc

    That would be the 277 Fury.
  6. 4

    Slower Burning Powders ranked numerically by burn rate

    Sounds fun! :) Thanks!
  7. 4

    Slower Burning Powders ranked numerically by burn rate

    Well, if it's volume, then that introduces another variable because similar volumes can have different densities. Sorry, but I suppose I'm just not understanding the method, and I'm stuck on the amount of gas/unit time for the same weights as what makes sense. And, yes, that should change...
  8. 4

    Slower Burning Powders ranked numerically by burn rate

    So BA is actually a measure of how much gas is produced (pressure), and not a measure of how fast a given amount of powder burns (g/sec). It seems obvious that different chemical compositions would vary in both these factors.
  9. 4

    Slower Burning Powders ranked numerically by burn rate

    What number tells us how much gas is expelled during a given amount of time? Seems to me burn rate alone doesn't tell us how fast a given powder will push a bullet out the barrel.
  10. 4

    25-08 or 25-284

    Nice rig! The SAAMI specs for Sig's 277 Fury look like it's a 27-08 AI 30*, and the Army seems to like it. Wouldn't 308 cartridges be less expensive than 7-08? BTW - Joe at Redding is a great guy; really helpful when I had problems getting my 6mm TCU dies - took 18 months because someone messed up!
  11. 4

    25-08 or 25-284

    Agreed! If different pulls your trigger, go for it! I've been interested in the 27-08 AI for a while, and wanted to build one myself, but had some health issues come up. Looking forward to hearing about your build as it progresses.
  12. 4

    .277 caliber input

    If you don't mind the wait for new dies, you might take a look at these post about the 270-08 AI, https://www.longrangehunting.com/threads/would-you-be-happy-with-a-270-08-ai.308100/ Sounds like a it'd be a fun cartridge, and from what I've seen components should be affordable and available...
  13. 4

    Graf’s requires photo ID to order?

    I don't happen to live in a "BLUE STATES", but venting your political spleen was uncalled for. You might be a LRH Team Member, but your comment should be pulled, or edited.
  14. 4

    Dear Nosler and Berger,

    I couldn't read the weights on the labels, but I haven't seen Berger 87 gr VLD Hunting bullets in a year.
  15. 4

    Dear Nosler and Berger,

    There's really no time frame involved in the definition of hoarding. If you use, or intend to use, what you buy, I'd say no, it's not hoarding. But if your purchase is just so you can set it on a shelf and look at it, or if you're intent is to hold on to it in hopes of beating inflation by...
Top