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Post by nmaineron on Jan 23, 2010 22:15:40 GMT -5
have you used safely with good accuracy.What bullet?
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Post by grouse on Jan 23, 2010 22:44:54 GMT -5
Check your manual for max loads. You are safe in my opinion following what it says for 777. I have been shooting 200 and 250grn bullets with 140grns of powder By volume in Knight Disc Elites.
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Post by nmaineron on Jan 23, 2010 22:58:23 GMT -5
Thanks grouse, but I don't have a manual  I do know some have experimented with this stuff. I haven't used any more than 100 grs and really don't see a reason to go more but I kinda like the big boom ya no  |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 23, 2010 23:29:52 GMT -5
have you used safely with good accuracy.What bullet? I use 110-115gn BH with 300gn bullets. Both 300gn Remington HP's/Orange mmp sabot and 300gn XTP's/BCR sabots work well in my Triumph. What rifle are you shooting? Zen |
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Post by nmaineron on Jan 24, 2010 8:08:50 GMT -5
I am shooting a 700 Rem.I also found a manual online which states that I should be able to handle 120 grs with a 300 gr bullet. I have been buying Hornady 250 and 300gr and black Havester .451-.452 sabots.I look forward to warmer temps!
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Post by screwbolts on Jan 24, 2010 9:59:24 GMT -5
IMHO, if you have been infected with" Magnumitus", It will be necessary to use the the most you can safely, according to you Owners Manual, to satisfy this infection! If you are fortunate enough to have not been infected with the dreaded "Magnumitus" disease, then you will find great results with charges of 80 gr V BH209 and up. ;D
Ken
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Post by Deleted on Jan 24, 2010 18:06:21 GMT -5
I am shooting a 700 Rem.I also found a manual online which states that I should be able to handle 120 grs with a 300 gr bullet. I have been buying Hornady 250 and 300gr and black Havester .451-.452 sabots.I look forward to warmer temps! I shoot 100gns BH with a 300gn Rem HP/BCR sabot with good results in my Ruger 77ML 50. I had to drill out the breechplug from .028 to .035 and go to CCI mag primers for consistent ignition. Both the Remington and the Ruger have similar ignition systems/slamfire. Some have designed new breechplugs and bolts for the Rem700 that seem like the answer for both ignition and blowback problems that plague these models. You've got a good shooter....Zen |
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I do know some have experimented with this stuff. I haven't used any more than 100 grs and really don't see a reason to go more but I kinda like the big boom ya no 
