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<blockquote data-quote="z06man" data-source="post: 1090411" data-attributes="member: 6182">It&#039;s Graf&#039;s brass and I&#039;m using Hornady New Dimension dies. I got them both in a deal with a K31, otherwise I would have gotten the Reddings and probably will sometime in the future. I understand Graf&#039;s is one of the best for 7.5 Swiss, so I&#039;m thrilled with that. I&#039;m pushing 168gr Nosler Custom Competitions with it.I managed to make a quick trip to H&amp;H today to see how they did.[ATTACH=full]75109[/ATTACH]The one on the left is a 5 shot group with three hits making the middle hole. The one on the right is a 6 shot group. The lower left hole is actually 4 hits and my last 4 shots and it measures under .5 inches edge to edge. H&amp;H is only 30 yds, but if the rifle and load can consistently do that, I&#039;d be able to shoot MOA or better and I&#039;ll be doing backflips. I loaded up another 30 rds tonight and hopefully can try it out tomorrow.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="z06man, post: 1090411, member: 6182"] It's Graf's brass and I'm using Hornady New Dimension dies. I got them both in a deal with a K31, otherwise I would have gotten the Reddings and probably will sometime in the future. I understand Graf's is one of the best for 7.5 Swiss, so I'm thrilled with that. I'm pushing 168gr Nosler Custom Competitions with it. I managed to make a quick trip to H&H today to see how they did. [attach=full]75109[/attach] The one on the left is a 5 shot group with three hits making the middle hole. The one on the right is a 6 shot group. The lower left hole is actually 4 hits and my last 4 shots and it measures under .5 inches edge to edge. H&H is only 30 yds, but if the rifle and load can consistently do that, I'd be able to shoot MOA or better and I'll be doing backflips. I loaded up another 30 rds tonight and hopefully can try it out tomorrow. [/QUOTE]

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