does this have data for the .50 bmg caliber? the older ones didn't.......rob
1291340
The new Hornady 9th Edition Handbook of cartridge reloading does have the 50 BMG on page 672. However, it has reloads only for the 750 gr. Hornady A-MAX bullet. It offers 5 different powder choices. BME.
1291341
Yes, 50BMG is included. The table is only for 750 gr AMax, with 5 powders listed.
747627
Visit the site and search your specific model, chances are they have it. They cover almost every make of gun.
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http://cdn.gun-tests.com/media/newspics/288/Century-Arms-WASR-10-Bridge-Mount-Optic.jpg
1105395
445-450 with .2sbut it seems like all of us are getting different fps reading here so because i don't believe they are putting widely different springs in each gun I am forced to believe that its the chonos that are wrong. Ill go get mine calibrated and be back with the results
1048282
Rich: I don't have my packaging anymore but it did list all the calibers it did support. I suggest you go to Butler Creek web site and look at the detail about the product. The key to the whole thing was the thickness of the magazine. the website on the magazine is www.maglula.com hope this helps
1729906
Yes....but please note: This is just my opinion. If you are buying this book solely for it's reloading data, you will find it is limited. They use specific bullets and recommend specific powders. To me, they are biased and recommend certain brands for bullets and powders. I find most of my reloading data online. There are man resources online where you can find suggestions for powder and bullets. IF you are buying this book as a stand by reference and you are new to reloading ammunition, then this book is good for starters. I have a copy, I keep it around, but I find it is only good for reading about the history of rounds. Yes....but please note: This is just my opinion. If you are buying this book solely for it's reloading data, you will find it is limited. They use specific bullets and recommend specific powders. To me, they are biased and recommend certain brands for bullets and powders. I find most of my reloading data online. There are man resources online where you can find suggestions for powder and bullets. IF you are buying this book as a stand by reference and you are new to reloading ammunition, then this book is good for starters. I have a copy, I keep it around, but I find it is only good for... » Read More Yes....but please note: This is just my opinion. If you are buying this book solely for it's reloading data, you will find it is limited. They use specific bullets and recommend specific powders. To me, they are biased and recommend certain brands for bullets and powders. I find most of my reloading data online. There are man resources online where you can find suggestions for powder and bullets. IF you are buying this book as a stand by reference and you are new to reloading ammunition, then this book is good for starters. I have a copy, I keep it around, but I find it is only good for reading about the history of rounds. « Show Less
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yes it does, for larger calibers. This one is much better than the last 2 I had. A little stronger built. For the 50 cal you have to take much more care in placing the cases. I load 30 different calibers and have had no trouble with it for some of my mistakes. You can't load the larger calibers very well because of the pressure needed to hold the bullet but i sell components ans this is one of the better tools on the market. I had 3 or 4 of the green ones. not sure of the brand but they wore out quickly. Very good tool.
1829267
In an ar 15 its fine in, my mossberg 30-30 50 rnds still holds zero so im sure 7.62x39 will be ok☺
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I'm not Shure if there is a defference do to the caliber. But if you call or e-mail them they will let you know.
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It differs in the fact that it deals exclusively with cast bullets. It contains a great deal of info concerning the casting of your own bullets. Alloys, technique, safety, the whole gamut. Finally, lots of loading data. This loading data uses not only their profiles but also some of their competitors'. It is truly a complete source of cast bullet data. Nothing else comes near.
2095010
Yes. It includes a small users guide. For any more specific details, search YouTube for your specific type of gun.
1348260
Yes it does!!!! Read some of the reviews by other purchasers, their descriptions and Amazon's price are what swayed me to this item. Does work very well with all calibers!!! Caution however when resting butt in rear cradle, if you are not paying attention with 30-06 for example will smack you in the lip, I know!! I made the mistake.
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http://saleguru.net/Roll%20Caps%20For%20Cap%20Guns?p=scb&gclid;=CIj07K6SwcICFS0Q7Aod1X8A1g
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LIL'GUN data here...or shoot them an email or phone call about using it for cast bullets...http://www.hodgdonreloading.com/data/pistol
2101734
You bet Matt. That's the model of rifle I put it on. Quickest rifle upgrade I have ever done. Sorry for the delay in responding I was away for a couple of months with very limited electronic coverage. All the best to you.
51158
I had it on a 25-06. Traded it out for a scope that had numbers on the turrets so it is easier to change zero for different ammo. No way to index the turrets on this scope other than actually counting clicks.
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They do in mine. But I've seen variability from gun to gun. May be the luck of the draw.