Badger's 7mm Rem Mag pawload

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Re: Badger's 7mm Rem Mag pawload

#71 Post by DOGGER2UK »

meles meles wrote: and we have some Sierra 175 gn bullets heading our way too.
at what speed?
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Re: Badger's 7mm Rem Mag pawload

#72 Post by meles meles »

By post, not powder, ooman !
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Re: Badger's 7mm Rem Mag pawload

#73 Post by DW58 »

Can't go wrong with an RCBS Rockchucker - massively strong, I've had mine since 1988 and it'll outlive me.

I had toyed with an RCBS Chargemaster, but in the end I've simply replaced my original 1988-made TargetMaster with the current model.

Good stuff this Pawloading.
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Re: Badger's 7mm Rem Mag pawload

#74 Post by dromia »

Target Master every time when it comes to powder dispensing and the perfect companion for the RCBS 505 scale and uniflow powder measure that will come with the Master reloading kit. Leaves the likes of the Chargemaster in the shade both in relation to speed and most importantly repeatable accuracy. British designed and made with excellent after market support, not that my two have ever needed any yet, but as our very own 1066 is Mr Targetmaster himself I need say no more.
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Re: Badger's 7mm Rem Mag pawload

#75 Post by meles meles »

Hmmm, that Target master thingy looks impressive...
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Re: Badger's 7mm Rem Mag pawload

#76 Post by DW58 »

Yes, as I said before my 1988 model served me well and doesn't owe me anything - the only thing with which to replace it was a 2014 TargetMaster.

As Dromia says, coupled with the RCBS 505 scale it's a superb device which every Badger should have, and a fraction of the price of an RCBS ChargeMaster.
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Re: Badger's 7mm Rem Mag pawload

#77 Post by meles meles »

We don't think we ever told you how we got on with this, did us ?

With some awesome 'elp and assistance from a 'ooman, we developed a pawload that let us shoot a 5 round .36 MoA group.

Minute of Farmer Giles' waistcoat button in practice...


Edit: eek ! We did ! See here http://full-bore.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f= ... mm+Rem+Mag

We reckon we have started with Alkaseltzer's Disease...
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