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    7.5 x 54 mas

    I just picked up a MAS 36/51. Impulse shopping! Anyone have any info on reloading this calibre?
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    A friend of mine has had good results using .308 loads, with .308 bullets.

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    any info on maximum case length & cartridge overall lebgth?

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    7.5x54mm MAS maximum case length- 2.126'', Maximum C.O.L.- 3.025''.

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    I reload it all the time. Privi makes brass and Grafs sells it. Hornady reloading manual has all the reloading data
    you will need.

    I also form 7.5 Fr brass from 3006 brass as well.

    I use same components used for M1icon Rifle: IMR 4985 and 150 FMJ bullets and have sub MOA results routinely if I do my part.

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    Privi shoots real well in mine. I have some cases formed from 7.5x55 Swissicon that seem to work rather well also. Watch using the higher end .308 loads. The pressures are a bit high for the action. Even though the 7.5 is bigger than the .308, the working pressures are a bit lower....

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