SmallCaliberCentral

are we talking one caliber or can i choose all four of my 204's

I have the ruger heavy bbl 77/22 hornet i have not loaded a load yet that it likes better than the remington fac. h.p.

Try to get a varity and see what your gun likes my cooper liked hsm from cabelas but my rem liked what else remington brand although both had anoying flyers any more i just roll my own

i use the new rcbs univesal what i like about it is the universal shell holder and shut off gate on the primer tray what i did not like was having to take it apart to swap from small to large primers so i bought two one for large i for small also have lee auto prime but dont use it anymore

chasinelk in gun broker.com they also have a cooper phoenix 204

i love my cooper 204 i shoot it first and then swap to my savage or ruger as my bbl start to warm up if i my sons are with me i will have to go to the remington because they already using the others (it has the poorest groups )

i love my cooper 204 i shoot it first and then swap to my savage or ruger as my bbl start to warm up

thanks for your thoughts called my brother last night to see how they fared he lives in north east neb. he said just some rain

I had a co worker killed last night around canadian tx myself was about 7 7 miles in oklahoma and got shook around pretty good. stayed up most the night watching the weather. not a pleasant night by no means

goody the savage also should have a 1 in 9 twist if you can shoot some heavier bullets it might help just a thought.

it may not make accucary any better i also use these in my howa 1500 223 and groups open up a little bit i might be able to load a load it likes better but have to many loaded up right now

rayfromtx you are right about being careful the .224 cal. is a 80 gr bullet and wont stabilize in a 1in 12 i saw perfect keyholeing @ 30 yards but the .20 shot very well

thanks that what i was thinking but i still got a rem. 204 that never did shoot that good even after countless rounds thru it so i think it wont hurt to shoot a batch down it .

i believe it was midway but i will try to find out i do know they were 39 gr blitz king so i had fun shooting dogs while cleaning bbl every 10 rnds looked in midway cat. did not see them i might have ordered them from tubbs website

i used these in my 22-250 i saw improvements from 3 to 4" groups to about .75" with just about any bullet powder combination also in my ruger m77 204 went from 1 1/2" to .75" with some loads.i guess my question is are these as hard on the throat as posted in past posts