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Benchmark groups the best out of any other powder I tried for 65gr GameKing in my .223 Savage. The hogs don't like it none, but it works great for me!

grubbylabs, Sierra load data for all .308 Win can be found here: http://www.6mmbr.citymaker.com/f/Sierra308Win.pdf

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0LC38rBYK7c :D

I got this: Lyman Universal® Trimmer Power Pack Combo and this: BLACK & DECKER 3.6-Volt 3/8-in Cordless Drill for less than $150 and it meets all my trimming needs.

More than likely it's a 1/10 twist. Looks like all Savage 110 .270s are. Barrel length doesn't factor in.

Taken in December with my Rem 700 .270....130gr SIE GK SBT and 58.5gr IMR4831SC.

Maybe you should write them back and tell them what you want to hear from them so you'll be satisfied. :rolleyes:

Topic has been discussed here in this forum before, and was moved to another forum. http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=732805 IMO, nothing to weep or panic about.

Those 55gr from Berry's are FMJ and not plated. Please look at the link. :)

Berry's has 'em... http://www.berrysmfg.com/product-i14935-c50-g8-b0-p0-Hornady_55gr_22cal_224_FMJBT_1000ct.aspx

Sierra Bullets weighs in again: http://sierrabullets.wordpress.com/2013/11/01/sierra-responds-how-will-the-closure-of-the-lead-smelting-plant-affect-sierra-bullets/

For all of you thinking about hording vast amounts of bullets (again!)...here's this little tidbit from Sierra Bullet Company: "Should not affect us at all. That (Herculaneum MO plant) is a ore smelting plant only and we do not use lead that came directly from ore. None of our lead came from...

Those 75 grain Hornady's didn't work very well for me, but the Berger 73 grain Match Target bullets work great in my 1/9 twist Savage BVSS.

Ah....understood.

"pounding them in" ???