300BlkTalk

Can you show us a picture?

Animal wrote: ↑Tue Jul 02, 2019 10:51 am "Suppressor compatible" is an industry term meaning they are extra wide fit over a suppressor.

Been around the industry for a while now and I've never heard that before.

What exactly do you mean "compatible"? There are a gazillion of them that are 'compatible'. If the hand guard isn't too long for the barrel then it's 'compatible'. The best fitting ones I've ever seen are from SLR. They make hand guards at very otherwise odd lengths to ensure a close fitme...

You need to define your parameters of what you are doing. At first glance it's easy to say a 1-4 or 1-6 power but it depends on what kind of shooting you will do. For general purpose I would start my look at those focal lengths. Also what focal plane do you prefer? Of you aren't sure watch some vide...

A follow on video from Silencer Shop.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P4C-osgs148

Another specific point I am interested in is (in the context of those powders) what kind of case fill I am looking at... (and of course) as I already mentioned function of a semi auto.

I am looking at data to make light subs... primarily because the bullets are... well cheaper. This will also be an opportunity get bulk boxes of ammo and make plinking ammo. 150 grain bullets, 168 (ish) grain bullets, and 175-180 grain bullets are easy and cheap to come by... It looks to me like Rel...

Holy crap, I never even thought seating depth played a role in tuning. It's probably one of the more important parts actually regardless of caliber. The seating depth is one of the big three. Case weight (or just plain old quality of cases) Charge weight (of whatever powder) Seating depth If you ca...

SIDENOTE----- Has anyone used TITE GROUP in the 300????? yes Off topic a little bit but.... And the results? It would be kind of cool to have a spreadsheet or something of the various results using various powders as a reference point. I would be more than interested in seeing data on all the powde...

That's interesting. So many questions. Were those A weighted measurements? I can't see the muzzle devices on those 3 rifles, but I assume they are all the same. Lastly, this should really be done more than once, in opposite barrel length order..... The 10.5" barrel unsuppressed muzzle reading ...