AR-10T help with 168 gr Match King

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11 years 10 months ago #15317 by BUILDING MY SASS

LebbenB wrote: Nope. There's always the rifle, the weather and the shooter to blame.

More true than not...I quote an old friend who once said...
A 10,000 Rifle and a bad shooter...you won't hit the barn.
A $500 rifle in the hand of a True shooter, he will punch a Dime 5 times at 100 yards...
BMS

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11 years 10 months ago - 11 years 10 months ago #15320 by BUILDING MY SASS
I don't use SMK but I do use Hornady and have used that powder..
I have found that it depends on the range, remember I am shooting with a 16" combat barrel, for longer ranges...42.5...for shorter...43.6 worked real good...but I as I stated...shorter ranges...100 to 200 yards...
Other factors will need to be addressed, Barrel break in, the Rifle it's self...
I have learned from many with more experience than I...very rarely what works in one AR-10 will do the same in another...Just something to think about...
Best advice...find a Starting point, then work your load and your rifle to be in Harmony...
BMS
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11 years 10 months ago #15330 by Keefer T
Well said. A safe starting point is all I was really after. I know the books say it is safe - just wondering if anyone here had actually shot the combination. I find it very reassuring that they have. Thanks!

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11 years 6 months ago - 11 years 6 months ago #22913 by 10-76

bipe215 wrote: I'm getting ready to start loading for my new AR-10T, 20" 1:10. I'm going to use H4895 and Sierra 168 gr Match King. Just looking for a starting place if someone has a favorite load for these components. Thanks.

Steve


A little late but...

Try a search as well as this one...
www.google.com/search?q=imr+4007+ssc+for...ceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

I found a few pounds of the IMR4007ssc and it looks like the 20" T barrels like the 4007 at about 43.9-45 gr.. Just researching while the rifle is in the pipeline...


Some more info...
www.6mmbr.com/308Win.html
Last edit: 11 years 6 months ago by 10-76.
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