Here is a little story. My great grandfather gave me a 270 when I was very young. Never shot it until I was in my 20's. First box I bought was some 150's thinking that these would be good for mule deer. Went to the range to sight in and could not hit the broad side of a barn. Went through two...
I went with Mickey Thompson Baja Boss A/T 305/55/R20's had Cooper M/T and were just to loud on the HWY. I did get 48,000mi on the Cooper's though. These were on my 2018 Chevy Silverado 1500 LTZ with the trailer towing package, with a 3.5 inch lift.
I can only get my .270 to shoot 130's accurately. Barrel has too slow of a twist to stabilize the heavier bullets. the only bonus is that it likes any 130 I put in it, not picky at all currently using Berger's.
I have a .50 Beowulf SBR and with the 400 gr bullet, sitting on a bench is not much fun. Standing can shoot all day. Shooting position determines how much recoil I am willing to deal with.
I have a tuner and you start with it screwed in all the way. Then start turning it out 3 notches at a time. Go out at least 1 full turn and see where your best groups are, then fine tune from there.
Last I checked this is a free country. If you want to pay $150 a brick that is good for you. Personally I'm not going to pay that so when I run out I run out. Just making sure I have my hunting ammo set up and will wait to shoot the others when prices go down. Do not blame others for what they...
Question then. As it sits right now my OCW is at 56.5 with the velocity of 2950. Should I re evaluate and start over for the OCW? As it is I had some of my brass that I threw out because the primer pockets were loose most likely form those 57gr and above charges. I really do not want to burn the...
I agree with you totally. When I did the initial loading with the A-Tip's I only went as high at 56.5. When I got the Berger data and started shooting their 153's and starting off at Min of 57gr and not finding any pressure signs until 62gr where I stopped. So looking at this I figured that I...