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SMLE Scout, 303 British, & 180-Grain PPU vs. Hog
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Re: SMLE Scout, 303 British, & 180-Grain PPU vs. Hog
by Ohio3Wheels » 31 Dec 2019 09
Big lad. New Years pork and sauerkraut?
Happy New Year one and all,
Happy New Year one and all,
Curt.......makin' smoke and raising my carbon foot print one cartridge at a time 
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Re: SMLE Scout, 303 British, & 180-Grain PPU vs. Hog
by mad trapper » 31 Dec 2019 15
Nice shooting RD.
I dont have anything in 303 British, yet.
Just lately took an interest in the cartridge, been reading up on it, and the mil surp rifles.
May pick up a lee hand loader kit, just to put back, while they are still bring made.
I dont have anything in 303 British, yet.
Just lately took an interest in the cartridge, been reading up on it, and the mil surp rifles.
May pick up a lee hand loader kit, just to put back, while they are still bring made.
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Re: SMLE Scout, 303 British, & 180-Grain PPU vs. Hog
by Ranch Dog » 31 Dec 2019 18
At times the rifle/cartridge has made me insane, but the three of us seem to be reaching some level of agreement as to who is on charge.
This scout is a fantastic rifle, I'm very proud of it. I'm settled on the bullet, going to stick with jacketed over cast. Same with powder and charge. I am going to try topping the powder with a 1.6-grain drop of BPI Buffer on top to bring the compression to 100%. I want to see if the is any difference with or without it.
I moved the Lee Collet die to the Challenger press, and the sized case feeds perfectly. Something is going on within the die when used on the Classic Turret. Yes, it is being adjusted exactly per the instructions for the LCT. Same story with the 300 Savage.
I will compare the Collet sized loads against those sized with the Lee Loader.
This scout is a fantastic rifle, I'm very proud of it. I'm settled on the bullet, going to stick with jacketed over cast. Same with powder and charge. I am going to try topping the powder with a 1.6-grain drop of BPI Buffer on top to bring the compression to 100%. I want to see if the is any difference with or without it.
I moved the Lee Collet die to the Challenger press, and the sized case feeds perfectly. Something is going on within the die when used on the Classic Turret. Yes, it is being adjusted exactly per the instructions for the LCT. Same story with the 300 Savage.
I will compare the Collet sized loads against those sized with the Lee Loader.
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Re: SMLE Scout, 303 British, & 180-Grain PPU vs. Hog
by Ranch Dog » 31 Jan 2020 06
The combo dumped another last night at a quarter to 10 under a feeder with a Boar Light on it. 85-yards through the eyeball and out the back of its head.
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Re: SMLE Scout, 303 British, & 180-Grain PPU vs. Hog
by Ranch Dog » 16 Feb 2020 08
I didn't bother with a picture as it was late and I was tired. the SMLE Scout drilled another last night. Now, I really need to let the other rifles participate as they are not happy with me playing with a favorite.
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Re: SMLE Scout, 303 British, & 180-Grain PPU vs. Hog
by Ranch Dog » 16 Feb 2020 10
Well, that didn't take long: viewtopic.php?f=48&t=3092
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Re: SMLE Scout, 303 British, & 180-Grain PPU vs. Hog
by Ranch Dog » 19 Feb 2020 06
Durn rifle jumped the line and got another last night!
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Re: SMLE Scout, 303 British, & 180-Grain PPU vs. Hog
by AlaskanGuy » 19 Feb 2020 09
nice shootin there Tex....
i do notice with my lee turret classic, there is a bit of slop... it is related to the turrets themselves. they seem to move a bit. i always figured it was the price you pay when you want quick change ability.
i do notice with my lee turret classic, there is a bit of slop... it is related to the turrets themselves. they seem to move a bit. i always figured it was the price you pay when you want quick change ability.
Any technology, not understood, can seem like magic....
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Re: SMLE Scout, 303 British, & 180-Grain PPU vs. Hog
by AlaskanGuy » 19 Feb 2020 09
is that a synthetic stock on that rifle? or just lighting?
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