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Love your straight forward way of describing things, it feels like I'm there with you. Youve got my subscription!

🇦🇺😎👍Both my .223s love the 69 grainers…Haven’t seen those projectiles at Cleavers…nice looking big long slug…How much do those bad boys cost ?…. I just checked out the website while you were talking , good stuff… thanks for the info brother🇦🇺🏁

🇦🇺😎👍Those copper projectiles rock 🏁, didn’t know they clog up the barrel though. .. Bloody go shooting again🏁…Great interesting info mate🏁

🇦🇺😎👍I had an Australian Mountaineer ( Howa ) in 7 mm Remington Magnum back in 1998 and didn’t that barmaid kick. I used ADI 2213 back then.. Nice rifle but I probably wouldn’t go back to such a large caliber. The biggest I shoot now is .308 & 6.5x55…That’s pretty good groups mate… I prefer 20 power scopes for trying to sort out groups. For me it much easier to see the target at 100 yards… member the ole (Taipan projectiles ? Malcom Bone I think )… Great content 🏁

🇦🇺😎👍Bloody he’ll brother, you need a hair cut 🤣👍

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Case prep is a pain in the ass ! One of these will be my next purchase great machine sit down have a beer and get the boring chore done

Ok boomer

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Thanks for posting such a easy to follow vid on doing this.made my life easy thanks once again

Nice looking projectile... I had a look on their site and most of their projectiles are sold out .. They still have some 69g but I wanted something a bit lighter .

Hey mate what’s the qty in the box? Also what seating depth did you end up going with on the howa?

Guess I lucked out my old Winchester loves the ppu they are the lowest priced hornet ammo I’ve can find

Where would a person find a clip for one of them ?

I'm thousands of miles away, brother (East Tennessee to be exact) but I appreciate your work. We like the ammo you chose, and it likes the longer, heavier barrels for accuracy and reduced recoil. 26 years in the Army has spoiled me using gas operated, 22 cal. pills. I nearly built the same rig, but I came across a bucket list gun that I couldn't pass up. A pristine 59/66 Yugo SKS. It's all matching serial numbers and in very nice condition. It just needed someone to clean out the cosmoline from the recesses. Thanks for making me jealous with your sweet little gun! 🤩

I came for the gun, I stayed for the LAD with the cool accent, peace and blessings from TEXAS!

Well done , great job 👍

I THINK i found it, my ruger all weather LOVES 45 grain ttsx, HOT loads of lil gun. Those things, great penteation. And great groups.

Found you about 6 months ago on UA-cam. Religiously watch the videos you post as soon as I see they are up. My Mrs laughs every time she hears your out outro.

Nice jumper

Excellent for wild dogs at long range

Thanks, was wondering if doing it in an alternative way than buying an expensive machine was fine. Thanks, very helpful!

So sorry for your loss. Great video.

Not a 300 win mag but I have a 300 wsm and it likes the Hornady 178g eld-x with 2213sc , half inch groups all day..

hey my brotha , u.s. new sub for ya here n i am a u.s. military/marine vet 93' to 97' active ! n i only have email n i def. wanna talk more n i LOVE talking 2A n guns/rifles/etc n such all the time , keep the great vids coming , we'll talk soon > tom !

I'm new to hunting rifles. Got a Tikka T3x with no mount and I've been having a hard time learning how to navigate mounting solutions. It seems like picatinny rails are the way to go, but I wouldn't even know where to buy them. Most pic rails I find are for mlok/key mod. My Tikka is 308 short action. Where could I find pic rails for my rifle? And how do I know if they're canted or not? Thanks in advance

Great job thanks for sharing from 🇬🇧

Cheers mate, couldn't have done it with out ya!

Hey buddy tighten the action screw at the recoil lug first and don’t rest your scopes eye piece in the rest and slam the mag in please

That went together beautifully

Thank you for taking the time to review this scope. You're the first I found that said it had a manual focus, which I definitely need with my old peepers.

Being a 270 shooter like your video, 270's bounce around a bit when fired, I found shooting off a medium firm front bag helped groups, a hard rest would result in vertical flyers. Always something to learn. Interested to see your load for Speer 100grn HP, mine is 2208/48grn, 3300fps. This load virtually cuts foxes in half. I do my load development with chronograph, shows any variations in fps that could cause a flyer. My BRNO has been bedded, trigger job by Tony Small, Sightron S2 4-16x42. Out what did a the Swan barrel cost fitted?

Exactly the same load as mine, Hornady TSS 130grn are the most accurate projectile I have used in my BRNO 270 hunting rifle.

Very nice can you get smaller magazine with this set up thanks

Do you have a list of brass that works best, I have a mix of 6 or so head stamp 223 (mostly ADI and Sako ) I’ve picked up at the local range. I understand some can have a too thick of neck size once a projectile is fitted.

🇦🇺😎👍The rifle looks great in that combo🏁

🇦🇺😎👍I was wondering about those stocks . I’ve got a Howa 243 / 223 varmint rifles ( both have fired under 300 rds since new ) . Both rifles have Hogue rubber over flexible fore ends. Mate what is the difference in weight between the old Hogue and the new MDT stock ?… They say these are sub moa rifles but I don’t seem to have this with mine . One has a 16 power variable scope and the other has a 20 power variable so the sight picture is magnified enough. While I don’t use super premium ammo or reloads yet I do use common brands and only seem to achieve 1” / 1 - 1/2 groups @100 yards.. . I thought perhaps the stock was letting the rifles down. Keep in mind I have achieved 1/2 groups with other rifles ( so I’m not just a crook shot 🤣) so being varmint rifles perhaps I just expect too much ? …While I’m not overly worried, they are still good enough for shooting out the window of a truck in the paddock.

I bought a Howa 1500 300winmag carbon fibre stalker can’t wait to use it

Id maybe redo the 53.5gn of the 2209 & the SST. Just to see if it was you that made a mistake on the flyer. On your previous 22" barrel the SSTs worked a treat better then the currant barrel IMHO, maybe because it was well run in. If you did favour the 130gn SST id go back to those. The HPs are more for maybe roos & goats, the speer SPBT might be abit hard, where the SST is somewhere inbetween. Before i rebarrelled my CMC 270 it had just a std 22" barrel, it shot best with most projectiles 53.5 or 54gns 2209.

All over the place like a mad womans shit. Haha. Loved it!

Is this the factory stock? I love the roll over cheek piece.

Really like the format of your videos, straight up to the point. Don’t suppose you chrono your load development? I’d be interested to see how groups correlate to velocities

why didnt you just go a stainless barrel just wondering

🇦🇺😎👍I brought about 5000 Remington pistol primers about 6 years ago and I had about a 10% failure rate…great video🏁big fella🏁

🇦🇺😎👍All the way from Roadvale

🇦🇺😎👍Hey mate…I’ve got 3 varmint barrels on my Howas. Personally I prefer the sporters now. Pretty hard to lump around…… Love PPU ❤🏁…A mate of mine loaded his 270 Howa excessively years ago and his primers popped out but wasn’t it accurate 🤣.. I’ve got a Tikka T3x 6.5x55 with a varmint barrel and it’s pretty kind to the shoulder …I’ve heard Swan does a good job. Thanks for another interesting video🏁

Some of your viewers are unfamiliar with ADI powders and could benefit from North American equivalent stated. Thanks for the info.

The 44.o grains of 2206 is your load. Forget all the blaming yourself for the flyers when you have 2 bullets touching and 1 far away. Load 9 more rounds of the 2206 at 44.0 grains and see if you get repeated good 1/2" 3 shot groups like you did. It helps to clock your velocities also. You sound like you have a lot of good experience and are a good shooter. Thus, I don't think you were causing the flyers. I see this all the time when I'm developing loads and what I have found is one of the main reasons you get a flyer is due to inconsistent neck tension on that one piece of brass in that group.

Criokie!