300BlkTalk

BOAT = Break Out Another Thousand Looks like fun though. 8) Yeah I've owned enough boats over the years to know their a money pit. I actually went to a dealership to look at a used one and she didn't like it so she picked out this one. I don't know if I should be ecstatic having a wife who wants a ...

Wife said as soon as my truck was paid for I could get a boat. Needless to say I made the last 11 payments at once.

This is my first 300 build and it shoots excellent but I have one strange problem, the bolt fouls with a white burn like residue. This happens behind the gas rings and inside the bolt carrier and requires a brass brush to remove. My rifle has a 16" barrel with a mid length gas system and a Fai...

I've been a member here now for over 4 years and you'd think by now I'd know better then to open a thread with Rebels name in it.
Now you must excuse me while I rinse my eyes with bleach.

g22rmr wrote:I didn't realize there was official rules and requirements. If that's the case what's the prize for winning? After all 5 shot groups get expensive.

5 shots too expensive? You seriously should consider a different hobby.

I've had great luck with Leatherhead 220's and last time I checked they were like .13 cents a piece

dellet wrote:

rebel wrote:308sako, are these both 300 Blackout ? Add caliber designation on target since there is two classes. Thanks

That's an open class target.
I read on the Internet that you can't get a Blackout to shoot sub MOA

Well if its on the internet it must be true.....

I'm in and betting a stock out of the box Savage takes the open class. Preferably my .308 or 6.5CM

I've always said if you dont like the rules play elsewhere.

20X11 wrote:

Jim Timber wrote: And after all that, my 90 grain subs still wouldn't cycle with 2 grains of Power Pistol despite opening the port to 1/4".

Just try a magnum primer with that load Jim...should fix you right up!

And an adjustable gas block cause the port aint big enough.