08-28-2012, 02:17 PM
kamrr4437 Wrote:I could be wrong. But isnt there numerous post on here of people that have the LBC that have problems shooting certain kinds of grendel ammo like the hornady 123s? I havent searched back through but it seems like i saw alot of post on that. Ive never seen evidence of the LBC being more accurate over the Grendel either. ive seen a bunch of groups on this site that were half inch or under from alot of grendel guns. Im in no way saying that the LBC isnt accurate either or that there isnt some people on here with some nice shooting LBC rifles.
You are right about the Hornady Grendel rounds. They will not chamber in a .264 LBC because there is a one half of a degree difference in the throat angle of the LBC. The reason seems to be that the difference of that throat angle works the brass less when resized.....I think that made sense....therefore making the brass last longer ( in theory) because it gets worked less when going through the reloading process.......I have solved the problem by getting Hornady custom dies from Les Baur.com expressly for the .264 LBC. They cost $58.00 plus S&H....