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Thread: Good 300 Blackout Bullet?

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    Good 300 Blackout Bullet?

    Happened across this one while browsing last night.

    http://noebulletmolds.com/NV/index.p...vk38agodhm61q4

    A good PC bullet for the 300 BLK?

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    what rifle will you be using it for?

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    Quote Originally Posted by mto7464 View Post
    what rifle will you be using it for?
    http://palmettostatearmory.com/psa-1...516444989.html

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    Too big IMHO. After PC'ing them you will have a hard time sizing them down small enough to chamber. A good PC bullet ideally for me, will fall out undersized, maybe .307-8 then come up after coating. My PSA upper likes them around .309 powder coated.

    I just noticed they are for Hi tek coating which does not add to the dimensions of the bullets. The added size to the nose with PC'ing is another issue that will cause chambering/OAL problems.
    Last edited by mto7464; 07-19-2017 at 04:58 PM.

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    I have found that Hi-Tek coating adds .001 to .0015 after applying 2 coats.
    Pc can add under .001 to over .003 depending on the powder

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    Thank you very much for the info, guys.

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    I bought this mold in plain base during the group buy. Shoots just fine in my 16" PSA upper, no problem sizing to .310 after powder coat.

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    How do you powder coat?

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    Tumble in a #5 container. Used to use bb's but pre heating the bullets before tumbling works just fine. Dump them on a wire mesh tray, bake for 10-15 minutes and quench in water bucket.

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    I loaded some NOE 311-247-FN GCs haven't shot them yet but the chamber just fine.

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    I did not mention it in my original post but the 174gr I load for plinking supers. Like oger I also use the 247gr in plain base, again powder coated and sized .310 with no issues in slotted sheridan gauge or rifles.

    Was hoping 308Jeff would chime in again with his intended purposes for the 174gr bulllet, you can't go wrong with NOE.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bsev81 View Post
    I did not mention it in my original post but the 174gr I load for plinking supers. Like oger I also use the 247gr in plain base, again powder coated and sized .310 with no issues in slotted sheridan gauge or rifles.

    Was hoping 308Jeff would chime in again with his intended purposes for the 174gr bulllet, you can't go wrong with NOE.
    Plinking supers is exactly what I'm looking for.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 308Jeff View Post
    Plinking supers is exactly what I'm looking for.
    My testing with this bullet is fairly limited to just finding a good load based on primer signs and ejector swipes, but I shot some 2 days ago and think I have a good window for win296. My first chrono arrived just yesterday and I wont have a chance to put any over it until next weekend. I can give you some more info later if you're still interested and if you'd like I can send you some bullets to try out before you buy it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bsev81 View Post
    My testing with this bullet is fairly limited to just finding a good load based on primer signs and ejector swipes, but I shot some 2 days ago and think I have a good window for win296. My first chrono arrived just yesterday and I wont have a chance to put any over it until next weekend. I can give you some more info later if you're still interested and if you'd like I can send you some bullets to try out before you buy it.
    Wow. Definitely interested, and very much appreciated!

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