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They are machined but not swaged- its some sort of design process he had patents on, but its not swaged. somehow that hollow area is machined behind it

There is a hollow void behind that tip that is somehow machined out.

I shot them out of a 26" barrel at 3,000 but I had more to go- I just found a good node right there so I stuck with it. I think you could get 3100 pretty easy with 4831 SC, maybe more depending on what youre shooting for brass

Very nicely done!

I myself typically run a G7 also but I didnt have a starting point on the G7- I only had the information for the G1 and so thats what I stuck with is the only reason

I think you would be fine with a 3.850 CIP length magazine in that KRG bravo. I have some 7mm brass at home I could load up a dummy round tonight and give you a length. They wouldnt work in my 7mm because its a ruger 77 with a long feed ramp and a short box magazine- chamber length i had plenty...

That is exactly what I did and I was shooting the single feeds in a magazine

I was also new to the copper bullets- This is a hunting bullet, 100%. I think if I was you I would contact Sam about the 180's, I cant say for sure but I would be willing to bet that his 168 grain bullet is actually longer and bigger than a cup and core 180 lead bullet. I know the 168gr .284 was...

Ya they do make both a single feed and a mag feed, I talked to him about that and he said you can use the single feed bullets in a magazine still if you have the length in the mag that the bullets arent taking a beating with the recoil of the rifle, if that makes sense. But they do make a mag...

Awesome thank you for letting me know how that works, I thought I just couldnt find it. Appreciate the help

Once again if this review is an issue I can remove it. I simply wrote this review up for Rokslide as I had read a previous review on them last week as well and decided to share it here as well