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Thread: MiHec 308 Hollow point Hunting Boolit

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    Loaded up some of mine tonight. Gonna see if I can find the time to test them tomorrow.

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    Before crimping:

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    Shoot from a rest at 25/50/100 yards, then post your groupings. That is the only way to compare accuracy results.

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    I got my first range session in with the new boolets yesterday, no chronograph data just sighting the rifles in and to try a couple of loads to see how they go, first up I tried the HP it weighs 151.0 grs
    with gas check and lubed, loaded in my Rem 40X .308 with 8.0grs of Trail Boss for a subsonic load
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    group on left is first serious group the second measures .612 edge to edge shot at 50 metres, second pic same load at 100 metres only had four left looks like it's going to be a keeper,Click image for larger version. 

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    the other rifle is a SR K31 tried the solid in that with H4198 28.0-29.5grs not very good around 2" groups at 50 Metres next time will try 2400 it shoots the Lyman 311332 into one hole at 50 with 18.0grs,
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    Tikka T3 .308 Winchester

    2500 fps, distance is 55 yards
    Load is 40.0gn Norma 202

    First try. Will try a ladder at 100 yards when I get time for it.

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    Shoot from a rest at 25/50/100 yards, then post your groupings. That is the only way to compare accuracy results.

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    Anyone tried these in an semi auto yet?
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    it feeds just fine in my 300 blackout..
    hope to shoot for groups this week .. barring rain and storms
    my 2 hours of evening light kind of hurt the load development time
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    Haven't shot them yey but I was teaching a new bloke to cast yesterday and thought I'd break in the mold. Well he was churning out the nicest looking hp's you'd ever see in his first go. I'm looking forward to using this more and more.
    Juddy

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    Happy with the results

    Loaded up a box of the new boolits with 34.0 grains of IMR-4895, just dumped the charges out of the RCBS Uniflow.

    I stapled my target to a gum tree at the furthest distance I could shoot from the house (outside) which I had thought was about 160 yards. Its where the new treeline is after having a bunch of pines cleared last fall.

    Rifle with that load was previously shot and rough sighted in at 50 yards.

    The reason why I'm happy, even thought the group isn't super small, is that the rifle taken from the safe in an air conditioned house, loaded, and shot prone in the grass, and the first shot was in the same round group as the others.
    Then I walked down to the target, figured a dope change for 175 yards, and went back with a warm rifle, and fired the second group, with 3 shots only.

    After the group was not in the center of the bull, I thought that the scope might not be tracking exactly 1/4" per hundred. So just to make sure, I got my 100ft tape and actually measured the distance I was shooting. 421 feet, or one foot over 140 yards. Which is why the # of clicks I came up didn't make the group centered.

    BTW, I didn't use dacron or other filler with this load. 34 grains fills up enough of the case that it doesn't show the position sensitivity that my earlier 4227 load did.

    The gum tree is less than 6" in diameter, and only one of the boolits went through. Those hollow points must be putting the brakes on pretty hard.Click image for larger version. 

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    The target was scaled up to fit the paper, so the boxes are a bit bigger than the 1" they're supposed to be.
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    Real nice shooting for laying in the grass!! Thanks for the data & keep up the good work.
    I'm waiting on 30 cal gas checks so I can start working on some load recipes.
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    Noveski 10.5" 300 Blackout with YHM suppressor ..
    leupold 4-12x50 firedot
    Milhec 312-159-FN.. 98% COWW.. 2% High Speed Billet (for the tin and tad of copper).. weighs 148 grns
    16.5 Grns of Reloader # 7 Have not chronoed yet ...Hoping to this evening if we don't have storms again... estimating approx. 1600 FPS
    OAL 1.930
    200 yd.. 5 shot group There are 2 shots in the bottom left looks like 1 big hit


    tried the HP weighing 143 Grns and still having some issues at longer ranges .. I just need more tuning time
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    Smoke, am I the only one not seeing a picture?
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    I can see the pic now. Good shooting.
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    just shot another group of FN rounds to see if it was repeatable .. Not quite as good but plenty acceptable
    i walked 400 yds pretty quickly and set down immediately to shoot.. probaby should have waited a couple of minutes
    now time to chrono and do some fine tuning ..
    so far I have not been able to get the HP boolits from the same mold to shoot as well but its early in the game anyway
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    I am surprised to hear that these feed into the AR-15 300 Blackout ok. I guess I will have to give it a try.
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    I have had zero feeding issues in my AR ..
    make sure your upper receiver has M4 feed ramps to match the barrel .. I have seen many coming thru lately without ...this will lead to that exact issue..
    that little extra ramp area in the receiver makes a world of difference..

    I had to open up a CMMG barrel on back of the feed ramps so it would feed the 220 Rns as well ..
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    I am not crazy my mom had me tested

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    Smoke - sounds like that cheap equipment you have is working out. Got any pics of that set up. I have a CMT billet upper and lower that I have not got around to building yet. My budget may be lacking on this project

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    Keep in mind this is a 10" barrel SBR so it requires a $200.00 Fed tax Stamp (class 3) and another one for the suppressor
    Makes a great all around weapon for both subsonic or sonic work
    Quick release mount when I need iron sights for close work
    MS3 Sling can be used 2 point or single point
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    I carry a Nuke50 because cleaning up the mess is Silly !!

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    I am not crazy my mom had me tested

    Theres a fine line between genius and crazy .. I'm that line
    and depending on the day I might just step over that line !!!

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    Tomorrow morning is the opening day for firearms Deer season in S.C.----And I have to work! May have to work 6 or 7 days out of the next week, so my maiden voyage of the .308 Hunting boolit may have to wait. I haven't even had time to try it out on milk jugs.
    You have the right to force me to pay for the feeding, housing, clothing, education, and medical treatment of yourself and your children when I have THE RIGHT TO FORCE YOU TO PICK MY COTTON!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Smoke4320 View Post
    Noveski 10.5" 300 Blackout with YHM suppressor ..
    Milhec 312-159-FN..
    Would you please post a fairly close up picture of a loaded cartridge that you have chambered......... I need to see where which portion of the nose touched.

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    Finally cast some up with this mold last night and today. This one is by far the easiest hollow point mold to cast with from Miha that I have. Now the recent batch of isotope lead I cast out of seems to have more than three percent antimony because I was ripping the bases of the bullets off because of the crystallization. I'm hoping I didn't miss any that we're damaged because I plan to load them this week.

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    I don't think its your isotope lead that is to blame. I have the same problem with regular WW alloy.
    Shoot from a rest at 25/50/100 yards, then post your groupings. That is the only way to compare accuracy results.

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BP Bronze Point IMR Improved Military Rifle PTD Pointed
BR Bench Rest M Magnum RN Round Nose
BT Boat Tail PL Power-Lokt SP Soft Point
C Compressed Charge PR Primer SPCL Soft Point "Core-Lokt"
HP Hollow Point PSPCL Pointed Soft Point "Core Lokt" C.O.L. Cartridge Overall Length
PSP Pointed Soft Point Spz Spitzer Point SBT Spitzer Boat Tail
LRN Lead Round Nose LWC Lead Wad Cutter LSWC Lead Semi Wad Cutter
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