think i have some. i look wed morning.
east of norman off hwy 9. not far to tecumseh.
east of norman off hwy 9. not far to tecumseh.
Why yes i may drag it to Tecumseh and load it down with Cedar trees or hardwood for my winter heating.
No not this round the death trap Camp Corolla with Camry front springs on the back will make the trip.
Sounds great! My dies won't be in until approximately the 30th. If you don't make it down I could meet about anytime this weekend.
Now that’s one of the coolest deals. That’s what being a human is all about. Helping someone out. Gives me warm and fuzzies.
Sounds like this problem is solved, but #41s will work well too.
Now to sound like a hypocrite: I use 450s in my Grendel, but my 6.8 SPC digests CCI 41s.
*Edited a chunk out of this because I had somehow mixed up posts and thought the OP was loading for the 6.5 Grendel.
Now to sound like a hypocrite: I use 450s in my Grendel, but my 6.8 SPC digests CCI 41s.
*Edited a chunk out of this because I had somehow mixed up posts and thought the OP was loading for the 6.5 Grendel.
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Glad swampratt has you covered. I thought I might have some but just went and looked with no luck - before reading the rest of the thread.
Or because you are trying to light hard to ignite powder; such as spherical powders.
Or you are trying to light off a long, fat column of powder and need the higher brisance to do it.
Well F me...
Dude, you are are absolutely right. I had just finished another Grendel response somewhere else and that cartridge was stuck in my mind..
Yeah, occasionally something like a 6.5 CM or .308 with a SRP can get misfires with ball powders...especially if it is cold. Any case with about 50 or more grains of H2O capacity is subject to this.
#41s are still interchangeable though...but I wouldn't try standard SRP.
Im going to go cut the erroneous second half of my post off before I spread bad info.
It was great to meet you and thanks for the primers and delivery. Hopefully you will be looking for something I have one day and I can repay your generosity.
