Hi All
Has anyone on this site had a crack at using 223 Berger 80 Grn VLD projectiles.
I am thinking that they should run well with it being jammed into the lands?
I would appreciate any info.
Thanks in advance Rich
Berger 223 80 grn vld seating depth
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Berger 223 80 grn vld seating depth
Thanks Guys
I appreciate your input, I will load some today with a jam and try a few others with a jump.When using Amax I had a lot of great groups with 8 thou jam.
I appreciate your input, I will load some today with a jam and try a few others with a jump.When using Amax I had a lot of great groups with 8 thou jam.

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Find the powder charge your rifle likes and then take three lots of ammo to the range, 10 jam, 10 jump and 40 jump. Shoot at a long range club day at same distance and that should tell you what your rifle prefers. Then fine tune it from there. Could have to go 10 thou either way of one of those. Only way your gonna know is to test at the longs.
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Brad Y wrote:Dont be afraid to jump them either. 40 thou jump sometimes works with VLD's. Found a 6.5x47L loved 130's jumped 40 thou and now my 284S is liking them jumped 40 as well, though Im still playing with it a little.
Brad
What lead angle are you running with in your 6.5x47L and 284S?
Aaron
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