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    Quote Originally Posted by markm View Post
    I would love to get you some WOLF primers to see if you get similar results to what we've seen with tighter groups and S.D.s.
    Looking at my notes, I'm between 7.9 and 10.3 on the SD, I split the difference on the oal 2.280-2.290 on the Tikka, ES was 20. I was going to go up to 24.2 on that as it was 10.1-4.2 same lengths. 205M. My avg was within 2 fps on those at 24 and 24.2. 2869 and 2871 on 24 and 2897 and 2895 on 24.2

    Again, 24" Tikka bolt
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    I have a load work up in progress for these TMKs using XBR8208 also. Just need to get to the range and shoot and see what shoots best for my MK12.
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    Quote Originally Posted by markm View Post
    I would love to get you some WOLF primers to see if you get similar results to what we've seen with tighter groups and S.D.s.
    If a guy happened to have some wolf primers and wanted the best loads for 77 TMK with XBR or 332, what should he try?

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    23.4 grains 8208 with either Match Kings or Tipped Match Kings.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sinister View Post
    23.4 8208 with either Match Kings or Tipped Match Kings.
    Semi?

    Found this old thread, markm popping primers at 23.8
    https://www.m4carbine.net/archive/in.../t-181027.html
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    .223/77TMK for semi, results

    Quote Originally Posted by mark5pt56 View Post
    Semi?

    Found this old thread, markm popping primers at 23.8
    https://www.m4carbine.net/archive/in.../t-181027.html
    24.0 is where I see primers pop with 8208. 23.8 is a tack-driving load for me. No pressure issues for me at 23.8 gr.


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    Dang!!! TYPO error!!!

    23.4 grains -- sorry!

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    haha, I did my quote as well!. I was thinking he was running hot, single use brass.

    Quote Originally Posted by sinister View Post
    Dang!!! TYPO error!!!

    23.4 grains -- sorry!

    Corrected original post!
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    Quote Originally Posted by lsllc View Post
    24.0 is where I see primers pop with 8208. 23.8 is a tack-driving load for me. No pressure issues for me at 23.8 gr.
    That's the thing with 8208. There's lot variances, and it turns on you without warning. 23.8 was good for us until I bought different powder.

    I really only loaded that hot stuff for defense mags. I don't shoot it on any sort of regular basis. For 77s, I revert back to a milder H322 load.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mark5pt56 View Post
    Looking at my notes, I'm between 7.9 and 10.3 on the SD, I split the difference on the oal 2.280-2.290 on the Tikka, ES was 20. I was going to go up to 24.2 on that as it was 10.1-4.2 same lengths. 205M. My avg was within 2 fps on those at 24 and 24.2. 2869 and 2871 on 24 and 2897 and 2895 on 24.2

    Again, 24" Tikka bolt
    Those are really good numbers, but I'd be intrigued to see if the Russian primers helped/hurt or whatever.
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