Tavor 7 308 Hunting Load CFE223 150gr Interlock

Published on September 11, 2024
Duration: 0:43

This guide details the process of reloading .308 Winchester ammunition using Hodgdon CFE223 powder and Hornady 150gr Interlock bullets. It covers essential steps from powder measurement to bullet seating and concludes with ballistic testing, including velocity measurement (2782 fps) and accuracy assessment (approx. 1-inch group) from a 16-inch barrel Tavor 7. The instruction emphasizes meticulous reloading practices and performance validation.

Quick Summary

This guide details reloading .308 Winchester ammunition using Hodgdon CFE223 powder and Hornady 150gr Interlock bullets. Testing in a 16-inch barrel Tavor 7 yielded a velocity of 2782 fps and an approximate 1-inch group, showcasing effective load development.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Reloading Preparation & Powder Charge
  2. 00:03Powder and Bullet Selection
  3. 00:16Chronograph Velocity Measurement
  4. 00:21Fired Primer Inspection
  5. 00:26Shooting from Prone Position
  6. 00:33Shot Group Measurement

Frequently Asked Questions

What powder and bullet combination was used for reloading .308 ammunition in this video?

The video demonstrates reloading .308 Winchester ammunition using Hodgdon CFE223 powder with a charge weight of 51.5 grains, paired with Hornady 150gr Interlock .308 bullets.

What were the ballistic results of the reloaded .308 ammunition?

The reloaded .308 ammunition achieved a velocity of 2782 feet per second when fired from a 16-inch barrel. Accuracy testing resulted in an approximate 1-inch, three-shot group.

What firearm was used to test the reloaded .308 ammunition?

The reloaded .308 ammunition was tested in an IWI Tavor 7 rifle equipped with a 16-inch barrel. The shooting was conducted from a prone position to assess accuracy.

What are the key components and tools shown in this reloading demonstration?

Key components include Hodgdon CFE223 powder and Hornady 150gr Interlock .308 bullets. Tools featured are a digital scale for powder measurement and a Caldwell Ballistic Precision Chronograph for velocity readings.

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