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  • in reply to: 55 FMJ Crimp #552027
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    If I am using a standard sizing die, I do not use a crimp with non cannelured bullets. The die provides enough neck tension.

    in reply to: Seating 124 gr FMJs #551086
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    Depending on the sizing die that you are using, that isn\’t unusual to see a slight bulge in the brass. Your sizing dies is probably undersizing the brass, this helps to prevent setback when the bullet is chambering.

    in reply to: RMR 75\’s are the Cat\’s Meow #546876
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    I struggled with the 69s but the 75s work much better.

    in reply to: 135 Nuke 38 super +P #545916
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    No experience with the 135 Nuke but my first choice would be with Ramshot Silhouette.

    in reply to: RMR 147 FMJ-RN N320 load date #545696
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    I assume that you are loading for 9mm Luger/9×19?

    The Vihtavuori manual shows 2.8-3.4 grains with a 147 plated bullet and 2.5-2.8 grains with a jacketed 147.

    in reply to: Just tried the 75 grain .224 bullets #540385
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    Nicely done.

    The 75 has shot very well for me as well.

    in reply to: 69 grn .224, again #540384
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    Are you getting similar groups as the Bergers?

    in reply to: 224 75 bthp #540383
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    No, they are not a VLD profile

    in reply to: 69 Gr. BTHP #538732
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    The 69 3GH bullets are good for the price point, but don\’t expect them to be a Sierra Matchking.

    TAC is a great powder for these.

    I have not done any hunting with them.

    in reply to: RMR 9mm 135G NUKE V2 JHP Seating stem #538717
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    It depends.

    You may need to sort the bullets by measuring them. Hornady and Sinclair sell the comparator tools to do this.

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