I've started to do a little load development with the 308 dia 150 grain plated flat nose Rocky Mountain Reloading bullet.
Using cut down LC brass, Wolf small rifle mag primers, 15.6 grains of 820 pull down powder with the 150 gr PFN.
I loaded them on my Dillon 550, full length sized, seated to 1.99. I'm loaded progressive and crimping with the Lee FCD with a 'mild' crimp.
I used an AR-Stoner 20 round curved metal mag, unmodified, loaded to 13 rounds. The bullets were pushing out the sides and I could not reliably load any more rounds.
I'm running a CMMG 16" 8 twist upper with carbine gas.
There was very heavy fog at the range, so I only shot for function, off hand to 15 yards.
The group is 3 shots unsupported off hand with the 1-4 Leupold VX Hog scope on 1 power.
All rounds ( 20 total) cycled both suppressed and un suppressed and locked the bolt back.
The brass 'looked' fine and upon reloading the fired brass,the primer pockets were as snug as the first reload.
Velocity unknown, accuracy at 100 yards unknown.
Link to bullets:http://www.shop.rmrbullets.com/308-150-grain-Flat-Nose-Plated-1000-Count-150-308-Plated.htm
