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Aw Crap, I screwed up. Help!
I agree with AKajun, the 2 are very similar, shake it up and shoot it if it makes you feel better reduce your load by 1/4 grain.- BKliebert
- Post #8
- Forum: Ammo & Reloading
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AR Barrel Questions
You're not going to have a significant difference in speed with the 77 over the 80.5 or 82. Being that you are handicapping yourself by keeping the COAL at mag length you need to select a bullet that has the highest ballistic coefficient. What you're loosing to speed you're going to gain a... -
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AR Barrel Questions
I would try the 82 and the 80.5 you are going to be at a disadvantage by running at mag length. The more bullet you have in the case means that there is less powder in the case so velocity will be down. I hope you can read the wind! I would use Winchester commertial brass and a Remington... -
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AR Barrel Questions
Yes Rick you are correct! I did minimal testing with the 82 Berger at magazine length at 600 in a 26" AR upper it was ok. Akajun is also correct, the Pennsylvania team shot thousands at mag length with great success. Personally I still prefer the the 80 Berger VLD in my service gun and bolt... -
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AR Barrel Questions
If you going with the 223/5.56 you will want 24 to 26" of barrel with a 1in7 or 1in8 twist to shoot the 77-82 grain bullets, a 55 or 62 will NEVER make it that far and be on your target. If something other than a 22 I would go with the 6mmHagar but you will have to reload. The 6.8 at 600... -
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Redfield Palma & International Rear Sights
Champions Choice CCM3LR- $45 -
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Ear protection for a 5 year old
What has worked well for me with my 5 year old is ear plugs the orange 30db reducing ones I think I got from Cabelas they are Radians brand 25 pair in a jar for $12 then a pair of Peltor electronic earmuffs. He is very noise sensitive but this combination has worked at a covered range and for a...- BKliebert
- Post #5
- Forum: Shooting Ranges
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RJF 1,000 Yard AK
He doesn't really exist.- BKliebert
- Post #47
- Forum: Off Topic Discussion & Site News
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F-Class Field Precision Rifle (FPR)- Officially Kicks Off March 12, 2011
" The guys shooting blind magazines seemed to feel the restriction of not being able to load and shoot as fast and those who were pushing AR's and DBM bolt actions were able to concentrate on wind and changing conditions more." Who would have ever thunk it? BK- BKliebert
- Post #71
- Forum: Competition
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F-Class Field Precision Rifle (FPR)- Officially Kicks Off March 12, 2011
Yes it is an advantage regardless of caliber. The longer you lay there waiting to shoot the greater chance that a condition will change. So for the guy who is all loaded up all he has to do is watch the conditions and shoot as soon as the target is up. Have you ever asked Don Geraci why he...- BKliebert
- Post #31
- Forum: Competition
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F-Class Field Precision Rifle (FPR)- Officially Kicks Off March 12, 2011
So you are giving an unfair advantage to the guy with a high capacity magazine rifle?- BKliebert
- Post #27
- Forum: Competition
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F-Class Field Precision Rifle (FPR)- Officially Kicks Off March 12, 2011
Rick am I missing something here? So if all rounds are to be fired from the mag, no single loading how are you going to get 22 rounds in a blind mag rifle? Buck- BKliebert
- Post #22
- Forum: Competition
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NRA Adds Any Sight Match Rifle/Tactical Rifle Category to Across the Course Matches
The wheels are already turning, this is gonna cost lots! Dan, you should take a look at Nightforces 2 1/2 x15x50 F1 being you can almost get it for free.- BKliebert
- Post #7
- Forum: Competition