IMPORTANCE OF BRASS - ->

[SAWMAN]

Not understanding - -> NO GUN will consistantly shoot zero S.D.
I have found <9fps is extreme accuracy,even at 300yds. --- SAWMAN

 

[Baddog 0302]

AND - -> they were right .... black bullets DO matter ... black is beautiful .... etc,etc. --- SAWMAN
????? -----> TIME AND 414 MAGIC MARKERS WERE INVOLVED. View attachment 128117 View attachment 128118

sir, what bullet are these ??

 

[SAWMAN]

The bullets in my post #9 are all being prepped for use in my 308Win bolt guns and my two 300BLK's,a single and a bolt. And now,my Bergara bolt.
They are a combo of - -> 130gr Barnes TSX,two different Barnes 110's,and some 130gr "pulls" from the discontinued Rem Hog Hammer offerings. These pulls have a different profile than the "normal" 130gr Barnes.
IMO the latter is a great bullet if you can still find any. (But I doubt it as Bruce and I probably got 'em all.)
Forgot - -> also some Barnes black tips (30231) for use in my BO's.
All are .308". ---- SAWMAN

 

[Jhunter]

Not understanding - -> NO GUN will consistantly shoot zero S.D.
I have found <9fps is extreme accuracy,even at 300yds. --- SAWMAN

I’m tracking and this is why used the term “goal”. Although I am always amazed at how easy it is to produce low SDs with a 6 BRA, Varget and Hybrid style bullet. Below are good examples of 105 and 109 grainers. 7x fired brass that has been trimmed, tumbled, chamfered and debured. Primer pockets were filthy and untouched before priming.

 

[SAWMAN]

I would take those S.D.'s all day long.
Some of the "speciality" chamberings are capeable of some extreme things at the closer ranges.
The short powder column advantage was proven with the line of PPC's.
Another example - -> which chambering is inherently more accurate,the 308Win or the .30-06 ?? ---- SAWMAN