Does this thing load .308/7.62 x 54 Nato round? If not, does anyone know one that loads those round?
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The Lula loaders are designed to fit specific magazines/calibers so you need to order one specifically for your caliber (I have 3 of them: 7.62x39, 5.56, 308). Check this out:308/M1A/7.62x54: Butler Creek LULA M1A / M14 Magazine Loader and Unloader
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I have one on my 308 "sniper" and so far no problem.I would advise you to remember you're dealing with an inexspensive Chinese scope and if you have real concerns about real combat applications you might want to invest in a Leupold or other high line scope.
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I do have one on a round sight of your caliber and it thus far seems to be working okay in practice. Will be using it hopefully as I go elk hunting next week. It seems fairly reliable on my targets.
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I hav one on my 7mm mag hav put about 60 ta 80 rounds down the tube and very pleased with it. Hope this helps ya
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Check the RCBS cross reference guide in thier catalog, I don't load that caliber, sorry.
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not on a 7 mag but on a 338 win mag. works great and can deal with the recoil . stays spot on ....... I have several REDFEILD scopes and love them all
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Brian. I will have to be honest, I'm not surebut they are the best loaders i have ever used, infact i'm ordering a 9mm also. I would contact amazon or your nearest gun store to see. SORRY
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Billy,It comes with two rods needed for swaging 5.56/.223 and .308. I have this model and it works fine. Most NATO military brass coming from military ammo factories like Lake City have crimped primers and they will need to be swaged. It's not a particularly easy step to go through, but it is a necessary step or you will destroy a lot of primers in the process of loading this stuff. Hope this helps.Dave
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I have one on a POF 308 and it works fine, dead on target.Have you checked you weapon to see if it's true with just the stock sights. If so then a higher rail may do the trick
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I have mine on a Savage model 10 chambered in .308 and it has done very well. It has held zero through hundreds of rounds.
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I don't have any 30-30 handy to test it out but I've purchased a couple for .303 British and 7.62x54r and they fit in there very tightly, I'm sure a 30-30 will fit just fine. The only think I can't see fitting are smaller rounds like 5.56/.223.
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I have used it for .308 mainly. The package states it will accept up to .45-70 so a 30-06 should be no problem. Just make sure you are striking a hard surface to get the bullet loose.
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Jim, I mounted this scope on my .300 BLK and I have about 1,000 round through it and it hasn't moved. I sighted it in the day I got it and haven't adjusted it since and it's always been dead on. I know .308 is a little more recoil but I think you should be fine with it. I've tested this scope pretty thoroughly. Good luck, hope you get it.
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I bought mine for 308 but I tried a 223 and it seems to be too loose. It's a easy fix because the loops are on a Velcro pad that can be removed and then the loops can be re-stitched to fit.
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Short answer is "YES". You can load cartridges up to -"Maximum overall length this reloading press can accept is 3.650-Inch". The longest 308 I found was 2.8 inch.
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You would probably want a heavier duty bipod( with springs) for a .308. This one is great for a AR15/.223, very light weight. You want something to handle the heavier load/ballistic wise.
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No, this is a 5.56/.223 Bolt Carrier Group for an AR15!!!Here is a .308 BGC: .308 LR-308 LR308 BCG by Veriforce Tactical The .308 is a different platform, or an AR10!!! Their is also an AR15 platform that fires 7.62x39 (Same round as an AK47) but that is a far cry from the .308 round (which is 7.62x51) Hope that helps.