Shooting my No 4(T) at 1,000 yards

[Alan de Enfield]

If they do- let us know! I'm thinking Beerhunter is using different ammo than Alan de Enfield. Both just happen to be Kynamco brass under the bullets.

I could be wrong but I dont think Kynamco 'make' anything these days - they just 'assemble'.

The brass on my Kynamco is S&B and only useful for 'scrap value' after one firing.
I have yet to come across anyone who has succesfully reloaded S&B brass past 2 reloads.

I'll have to dig-out the box, as if I remember it does state the bullet manufacturer / type and it wasnt Sierra - I've got a feling it was an 'ROF' batch of one-million they sourced. It was mentioned on here a year or two ago.

[drweiler]

I called Kynamco two weeks ago shopping for Mk 7 174 g flatbase bullets for reloading. Seems I'd read a post months ago that they replicated the original Mk 7. Very nice staff and pleasant conversation, but not available, and did not anticipate any available. She did note that they used the Sierra.

[Brian Dick]

Sierra makes a 180 grain flat base Pro-hunter bullet that's been a favorite of mine for years. The 174 grain Sierra Match King is a hollow point, boat tail configuration.

[jmoore]

I think that you are confusing me with someone else. I haven't commented on what I currently use; which happens to be PPU boat-tails because I can't get a flat base bullet.

No, but I somehow inferred you were using a specific brass, which was incorrect. Sorry!

[PA_RIFLEMAN303]

closest I can find is the Sierra 180 sp/fb its only 6 grains heavier than 174 but you can even that out with your powder charge.