Who here shoot and or has experience with .308 FMJs ??
Do they have a vastly different trajectory than say,,,, normal hunting rounds ?
.308 FMJs
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.308 FMJs
by » 08 Jun 2020, 10:33 pm
I do not fear death itself... Only its inopportune timing!
And,,,,It's been proven,,,,, the most trustworthy females in my entire life were all canines.
And,,,,It's been proven,,,,, the most trustworthy females in my entire life were all canines.
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Re: .308 FMJs
by » 08 Jun 2020, 10:45 pm
Die Judicii wrote:Who here shoot and or has experience with .308 FMJs ??
Do they have a vastly different trajectory than say,,,, normal hunting rounds ?
Trajectory is down to its shape, not whether the point is jacketed. An FMJ with the same BC as an HP, SP or BT would fly exactly the same curve.
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Re: .308 FMJs
by » 08 Jun 2020, 11:32 pm
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Now here's another one to test you.
Do you know what this one is ??
On the back it is stamped DAG * 4-61
I do not fear death itself... Only its inopportune timing!
And,,,,It's been proven,,,,, the most trustworthy females in my entire life were all canines.
And,,,,It's been proven,,,,, the most trustworthy females in my entire life were all canines.
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Re: .308 FMJs
by » 09 Jun 2020, 1:03 am
Die Judicii wrote:Thanks BR,,,
Now here's another one to test you.
Do you know what this one is ??
On the back it is stamped DAG * 4-61
Looks like a polymer blank cartridge.
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Re: .308 FMJs
by » 09 Jun 2020, 3:54 pm
G'day Die Judicii,
That is 7.62 NATO blank made by Dynamit Nobel, Troisdorf. Germany (ex-GECO) made April 1961, Cheers.
That is 7.62 NATO blank made by Dynamit Nobel, Troisdorf. Germany (ex-GECO) made April 1961, Cheers.
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Re: .308 FMJs
by » 09 Jun 2020, 4:03 pm
Yep, got one myself + FMJ 7.62....
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Boom, Boom! Tikka, Tikka, Boom! Shoot first, video later.
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Re: .308 FMJs
by » 09 Jun 2020, 9:39 pm
Thanks heaps fellas,,,,,,,
In particular No1Mk3,,,,,, nitty gritty info Mate.
In particular No1Mk3,,,,,, nitty gritty info Mate.
I do not fear death itself... Only its inopportune timing!
And,,,,It's been proven,,,,, the most trustworthy females in my entire life were all canines.
And,,,,It's been proven,,,,, the most trustworthy females in my entire life were all canines.
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Re: .308 FMJs
by » 10 Jun 2020, 9:04 am
I actually have some of the blue plastic German 7.62 NATO training ammo and a G3 bolt for my PTR-91 G3 clone rifle.
It's a 9g plastic bullet that travels at 4000 FPS.
Yes I load FMJ for 7.62 NATO/308. Either 147g FMJ M80 bullet military surplus or 150g FMJ Hornady. They are fine for plinking and target shooting out to a 200-300 yards. I wouldn't use them for long range competition.
It's a 9g plastic bullet that travels at 4000 FPS.
Yes I load FMJ for 7.62 NATO/308. Either 147g FMJ M80 bullet military surplus or 150g FMJ Hornady. They are fine for plinking and target shooting out to a 200-300 yards. I wouldn't use them for long range competition.
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Re: .308 FMJs
by » 10 Jun 2020, 4:39 pm
SLR blank.
My late Twin Brother who won a Queens in Fullbore and also coached would demonstrate flinch to an effected student by suggesting that rather than disturb shooting position between shots Bill would load the [invariably] Omark for the student.
He would load one of those blanks and when the learner flinched he and Bill would have a discussion, brilliant man.
I once used those blanks to cause an F111 to be "shot down" by two Mirages at Shoalwater Bay.
Was alone on top of a hill running a couple of 77 sets as relay comms when the big jet comprehensively ruined my breakfast, a curious brief whistle then I was looking up two jetpipes in afterburner, the noise was astounding.
Given that they were very low and had no cannon I reckon I got napalmed.
Refusing to die I let off half a mag of blanks at the bastards when they came back to check their work, I reckon they were both laughing so hard they failed to notice the Mirages.
I also claim an RAN Skyhawk damaged at Tincan Bay but just got roused on for making noise.
My late Twin Brother who won a Queens in Fullbore and also coached would demonstrate flinch to an effected student by suggesting that rather than disturb shooting position between shots Bill would load the [invariably] Omark for the student.
He would load one of those blanks and when the learner flinched he and Bill would have a discussion, brilliant man.
I once used those blanks to cause an F111 to be "shot down" by two Mirages at Shoalwater Bay.
Was alone on top of a hill running a couple of 77 sets as relay comms when the big jet comprehensively ruined my breakfast, a curious brief whistle then I was looking up two jetpipes in afterburner, the noise was astounding.
Given that they were very low and had no cannon I reckon I got napalmed.
Refusing to die I let off half a mag of blanks at the bastards when they came back to check their work, I reckon they were both laughing so hard they failed to notice the Mirages.
I also claim an RAN Skyhawk damaged at Tincan Bay but just got roused on for making noise.
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