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Load Development - 110 Grain Lehigh Defense Controlled Chaos - TAC powder
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[video=youtube;CIpVIzdVHIE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CIpVIzdVHIE&t=1s[/video]

Double Naught Spy let me have a go with the Lone Star Armory (LSA) 264 LBC TX-15 rifle. I threw on my suppressor and Leupold 8.5-25x target scope and hit the range.

Velocity could be better but it is one long bullet so powder capacity is an issue.

I will be joining DNS this upcoming week to try and deposit some of these into Texas Feral Hogs.

Accuracy was PHENOMENAL....
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#2
Thanks for all the info .
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#3
I have really good success with that bullet and xbr 8208.
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#4
Good video. I enjoyed it. That was the first time I have seen one of those presses. I have only used my RCBS.
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#5
I find it works really well (LE Wilson Seating and Chamber die) it helps me throw out the cases that I’ve resized but that have the persistent bulge at the base.

They’ll slide into the chamber portion of the die a little rough and stick - those get tossed before a bullet goes on top of the powder.
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#6
I’m thinking about doing the same. I contacted Lehigh and they suggested starting at 26gr of 8208 working up to a max of 28.5gr. Where did you start and end your work up at?
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#7
Pootyng Wrote:I have really good success with that bullet and xbr 8208.

I was thinking about doing the same. I contacted Lehigh and they suggested, based on their test, to start at 26gr and work up to 28.5gr. Where did you start and finish your work-up?
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#8
I put a couple of these into some 250 lb hogs , they work as designed - the petals shear and go into heart , liver, lungs while the base breaks ribs and tracks straight through.

The hogs were tandem shot so unsure yet on true lethality

Back to testing soon

[video=youtube;zh14ymc0_8A]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zh14ymc0_8A[/video]
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