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  1. No I did not specify any chamber, its a Lowther Walther barrel and is being made to fit a Tikka T3 in .308.

    My thinking was that a FLS case would be the same dimensions as a case from an unfired factory round!

    No. Most definately not.

    The unfired round will be made from brass that is smaller than SAAMI spec, ensuring it will fit in any chamber.

    FLS will only take it back near to SAAMI, or on it, if you are lucky.

    Brass work hardens, which is why we anneal the necks.

    You can only push the webs back as far as the dies will allow, and sometimes that isn't enough to chamber the case.

    Hi Baldy

    Thanks for the help, I know you re an expert, just tried once fired FLS brass in new chamber and it fits without any resistance, so I reckon I had a bit of luck!

    Regards

    Redding

     

  2. 3 minutes ago, Popsbengo said:

    Only if you are going to progressively bump back from the existing fire formed size to get a fit.  A F/L sized case to SAAMI spec will fit unless a specifically tight chamber was requested  - in which case I'd have expected the poster to have sent a dummy round to the gunsmith as a gauge.

    No I did not specify any chamber, its a Lowther Walther barrel and is being made to fit a Tikka T3 in .308.

    My thinking was that a FLS case would be the same dimensions as a case from an unfired factory round!

  3. 12 minutes ago, Popsbengo said:

    yes, just as if you've bought new brass

    Ok thanks, theres a guy on Youtube called "the real gunsmith" that said you cant do it because every chamber is different and the brass has a memory, it just didnt make sense to me because if I full length size back to SAAMI its surely the same dimensions as new brass.

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    Hornady are now using Doppler to calculate BC,s on some bullets and show G1, so the statement that G1 is for "Flat base bullets" is redundant I guess.

     

  5. I keep seeing Ballistic Coefficients described in G1 & G7 figures.

    If, as we are led to believe, G1 figures relate to flat based bullets then why do makers such as Hornady refer to the BC of their .308 155 gr. ELD Match bullet as 0.461 (G1) when it is patently a Boat-tailed bullet.  More annoying is they also quote a G7 BC of 0.232.

    Just confuses the hell out of me.

  6. On 2/15/2016 at 1:15 PM, trazman said:

    Hey guys, actually the new V8 4,8-35x60 is not only limited with its 130cm of internal movement. It is even more limited with its 0,5cm clicks. The ASV LR has only 100clicks and this means that it has only 50cm of movement which equals 5MRAD... The guys at Zeiss are aware of this and they will probably release also the 1cm version with 10mrad of travel, but not for now.

    I dont understand what you are saying here, my 4.8-35X60 V8 is zeroed at 100m and I have 101 clicks available from there, I have mounted it on a 20 moa rail though! 

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