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Its good and bad. I will end up buying everything I can find and spending more because there are so many options just to get the one that shoots THE BEST. Good luck with your search.

Its a Blaser barrel so should be 1:10 for .223 Rem

Where do you typically source this ammo from?

I ordered a .223 Rem barrel for my R8 setup. Before I go hog wild buying various brands and bullets to test out, does anyone have suggestions for what specific ammo shot accurately for your .223 Blaser barrel? Thanks for the reply in advance.

So what I hear you saying is I need another Blaser that fits these barrels, right? lol My wife might skin me alive.

Correct me if I am wrong. Don't the match barrels require a different stock size? I would love a .233 for my R8 that has a fluted 300 WSM barrel.

I am glad it sold before I saw it. I probably would have had another gun that doesn't fit into my safe....

I just got a Ruger 77/22 22 Hornet so I will keep this in mind when I start reloading for it.

I was just about to update my post. Your reply would have solved the issue. I had loaded some new brass and took some factory ammo to the range. Grabbed a bolt assembly from a brand new R8 and put it in my range box as well, just in case. So, I tried firing the factory ammo and first round...

I am full length sizing. As stated, these are 5-6X fired, so the process worked hundreds of times in the past. There are just so many that misfired this week..... frustrating. There are some at Sammi shoulder measurement that didn't fire either. I am totally at a loss. I really do load the...

I am aware of the problem with not pushing the bolt all the way forward and really push that bolt forward. Not saying its not the problem, but I don't think its the issue. Thanks for the suggestion. I didnt know the term Blaser click before.

What is a Blaser click? Is that a known issue with the rifle?

I have been reloading alot the past 4 years. Mainly for bolt action hunting rifles. I picked up a couple of used Blaser rifles the past 2 yrs both R93 and R8 models from this forum website actually. I decided I would try my hand at reloading for R93 .257 WBY and R8 6.5 creedmore for hunting...

I use a similar setup with just an small air pump and plastic tubing for about 30 secs with tubing placed into the cartridge chamber and when the air isn't hot anymore I turn it off and wait another min or so and commence firing again.

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