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rhhudson

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About rhhudson

  • Birthday 02/20/1991

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    Staffordshire moorlands
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    Long range varmint
    6.5x47
    22lr
    12bore

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  1. Hi,For sale is my tempilaq temperature indicating liquid, used for annealing brass, I have only used it a few times. I am guessing that it is approximately 70% full still.1x 4501x6501x bottle of thinners£45 ONO including uk mainland postage
  2. I'll second that. Very good little units. Well worth the price.
  3. I am running 36.1gr n140 with the sierra 130gr Tmk and the velocity is 2815 fps from a 22"barrel, not a hot load by any means but I went with consistency. I tried n150 with them and to get it grouping well I was about 2 grains above max load and it was trashing the primer pockets,
  4. I tried the 130gr eldm and mine didn't like them, So I switched over to 130gr Tmk and they are spot on and a lot more consistency to hornady in my opinion, I am loading them using vhit n140 and they are producing .3moa consistently. A bit better if I'm on a good day
  5. Hi, What are the effects of storing a 22lr with its mod on? I know centerfire are a big no-no for leaving the mod on but I can't seem to dig much up about the .22lr. The few articles I have read say mixed things, some say it's worse taking it òff and other say it has the same effects as the centerfire, eating away at the crown and rifling. Can anyone that knows either way make any suggestions. Thanks
  6. I use the 130 tmk is my 6.5x47 and they seat spot on, no marks, less than 1 thou variation in ogive length, I'm using foster benchrest dies don't know if they make any difference?
  7. What bullet weight are you planning on using? I tried n150 but I have now swapped over to n140 with sierra 130gr tmk. I think n160 will be too slow. N150 would be better suited for heavier bullet weights.
  8. You won't go far wrong with an rcbs rockchucker supreme kit. It should have everything you need to get you started, Just add dies. I have been reloading now for about 6 years and still use the same set up and don't feel the need to change any bits. If you buy cheaper stuff you may end up adding new bits as you go and it's just false economy. Buy good to start with.
  9. I tried n150 with 123gr amax, To get the accuracy I was looking for I had to push them hard but I gave up, it was trashing the brass. The annoying thing is I had 200 factory rounds and they shot .3moa 10 shot group's. They were great in my gun
  10. I'm using n140 with 130gr tmk in my 6.5x47 and I'm getting good accuracy, I'm not sure what the speed is I've not had chance to chronograph it yet. But they are very consistent
  11. I second that. I brought one for about £18 And it's spot on. Only thing is it's not waterproof.
  12. Take a look at a good outdoor/walking shop there should be plenty of stuff that meet your requirements without the added 'shooting stuff' price tag
  13. Lovely looking rifle. If only I could justify another..... Have a bump on me. Good luck
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