7x33 Sako

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7x33 Sako

#1 Post by dodgyrog »

Anyone got one?
Have you got any loads and does anybody know if there is a mould for casting an 80gr (or thereabouts) boolit?
Bet I get no takers with this one!
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#2 Post by saddler »

At a gun show in Stockholm next weekend

MAY ask around for you...knowing the collectors there I'll be offered sealed packs of ammo!!
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#3 Post by Sandgroper »

dodgyrog wrote:Anyone got one?
Have you got any loads and does anybody know if there is a mould for casting an 80gr (or thereabouts) boolit?
Bet I get no takers with this one!

Haven't got one, but I'd certainly make room for one!
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#4 Post by DL. »

I have been really keen on the idea of having a rifle put together in this calibre, but decided to reign in my spending on rifles for a little while.

If you do get one of these made up, please let us know how you get on, what twist rate you go for etc.
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#5 Post by ovenpaa »

Around 9.5 grains of N105 or a tad more Blue Dot for an 80 grain bullet. tongueout
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#6 Post by dodgyrog »

Dromia made a good suggestion today. He suggested getting a heavier boolit mould and remove some metal from it - probably a Loverin design.
In the absence of a suitable mould this seems the best way to go.
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#7 Post by dodgyrog »

The Sako rifle, Redding die set in 7 x 33 and 300 rounds of ammo became mine today.
Now I need a source of bullets or boolits (preferably the latter)
The load data I found suggested Viht 120 powder and 70 gr pill
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You know the rules..............

ttiuwp ttiuwp

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#9 Post by dodgyrog »

Cleaning and photos tomorrow - give a chap a break Tony!
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#10 Post by Alpha1 »

Dromia made a good suggestion today. He suggested getting a heavier boolit mould and remove some metal from it - probably a Loverin design.
In the absence of a suitable mould this seems the best way to go.
What do you mean by removing metal from it.
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