Solid advice!
How do you store primers long term? I'm thinking about vacuum bagging some of my bricks.
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Varget -CFE 223- 6.5 Staball or something else.
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How do you store primers long term? I'm thinking about vacuum bagging some of my bricks.
NO Vacuum PACK with Primers. Just keep in a Enviromental stable area Like your home with Air Conditioning/Heat to have 50% humidity. There are many POSTS on LRH and the internet on storing Powder and Primers.
Powder in Seald Containers out of the sunlight.
Both will last almost forever if store properly.
Gary in MD
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Simple answer to the OP without getting long winded - Varget
Varget with cci 200s
Varget and H4350 for you needs then add H4831SC plus H1000 combination will cover everything from small to big. Primers are the key though.
Staball 65 is awesome
I run it in my .243 and 30-06
Shot some of my best groups
Low sd 's and it's fast
I run it in my .243 and 30-06
Shot some of my best groups
Low sd 's and it's fast
Coors Man 264
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I run Varget in a 223 Ackley, CCI 450 and an 88 eldm. Pretty light load, but shoots great.
Curious what speeds and distances off lands are you running at? Just put together 223 AI with 28" Bartlein 7 twist. Was planning on 62 Eld vt and 88 eldm. Need to throat it yet then form 500 pieces brass. Have lots of varget on hand.
Thanks!
Idahobuckeye
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Would be interested on your results with the 62's I just picked up 1k of them to try in a 223 or a 22-250. I'll probably run them in the 250 I have a slick load with my 223 right now with 73g eldm's
Bob Wright
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Yep. I get 3600 fps with 55 gr Sierra HPBT with this combo.
Frank in the Laurels
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4064 IMR in the .22/250 , WWW748 in the .223 and the old warhorse H-4350 in the .243...you'd be hardpressed to beat them all in the accuracy department.
Varget, Tac, RL-10 and N-540.
To name a few.
To name a few.
slikmrc
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StaBall Match may be worth looking at. Supposed to be close to Varget in burn rate. I picked some up but haven't tried it yet.
