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David Milisock 
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 Topic: Rocky Mountain Reloading bullettsPosted: Jun 03 2022 at 6:15pm |
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I bought 250 of RMR 110 grain FMJ to try for reloading my carbines. The service was great, a fair price, I even got a hand drawn smiley face and thank you on the bill of lading.
 Checking them out I will back off on my start load as the bullets have a larger bearing surface than the other GMJ and RNSP bullets I've been using. It may be a week or so I'm working on projects. I'll post my results as I go.
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Aggie94
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Posted: Sep 02 2022 at 10:07am |
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So what were your results? Just ordered some my self so curious
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David Milisock
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Posted: Sep 02 2022 at 11:59am |
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I got tied up with several projects, one involving the government so not tested yet. I have decided to use them to test new magnum primers.
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Aggie94
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Posted: Sep 09 2022 at 1:03am |
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David I had time to load up 10 RMR rounds the other day before going to the range. Accuracy was good but 2 of the rounds didn't fully seat in the chamber, thinking it wasn't the bullets fault
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David Milisock
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Posted: Sep 09 2022 at 9:17am |
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I have no time right now but soon. Thanks for the update.
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Posted: Sep 09 2022 at 11:14pm |
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I bought some of the RMR bullets, which are actually Armscor bullets. I won a Quality Hardware on an auction a few weeks ago and after getting the correct height front sight installed, fired a few 100 yds. groups with a load consisting of 15.0 gr. of W296, primers from pull down LC ammo, Korean brass and the 110 gr. Armscor bullet. The Armscor bullet is a bit shorter than a Hornady, so I seated it a little deeper.
 That cluster is four shots with the fifth shot out low and right. That is pretty much representative of all the 100 yd. groups. I fired some at 200 but my 200 yd. target is tucked back in some trees and is difficult to see except during the middle of the day so those groups were pretty meh...
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Posted: Sep 10 2022 at 4:50am |
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Interesting Whelen, I had no idea RMR didn't make their 30 cal bullets. And congratulations on your new QH, looks like it shoots well!
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