therifleman556
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As my tool man would say, "It's like a sore d***: you can't beat it!"
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Savage Model 112 MagnumModel 112 Magnum
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As my tool man would say, "It's like a sore d***: you can't beat it!"
LMFAO. Careful before someone reports you to the humor department. Again....
Ive got the 338 LM Savage Long Range Hunter and its under an MOA as well. Great shooter, but i seldom use the mag. It stays in the gun and makes single loading easier .... 
Praire Dog
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This is all that I needed. Thank you all for your help guys.
Can I have more details about the cartridge?
Weight of gunpowder?
Cartridge H2O?
Cartridge length?
Primer?
Jump?
Kiss?
Jam?
degreen
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I picked up a 111 LRH in 338 LM. I found out quickly that it would not shoot 250 SMG. It would lock the brass in the chamber. I have sent the rifle back to Savage twice to try and fix the problem. When I got it back the second time I tried 250 SMK's and it worked flawlessly. The rifle is definitely a sub MOA shooter, but this last elk season it locked the brass in the chamber again. Very frustrating especially when you need it for hunting. I do carry a backup rifle, but dang I would really love to knock an elk over with it.
degreen
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Sorry I meant 250 SGK's not what ever SMG's are.
gohring3006
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What brass was you using?
degreen
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Lapua
gohring3006
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There was a problem with Hornady Brass sticking in Savage chambers early on. I never had a problem in my 112, but I switched to lapua brass so never would. I would say, if you had a problem with lapua brass sticking it was definitely a rifle problem and not a brass problem.
