BH209 , Omega, and Barnes 250s

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TNRAMBLINGMAN

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Went to range and shot my Omega today with 110 grains of Blackhorn 209. I think I will stay with this powder. No crud ring and no hesitation whatsoever on firing. I am using a magnum shotgun primer to ignite. I shot 4 times and did not clean the barrel until I got home. There was not that much to clean and several patches with standard solvent rapidly took care of it.
I also noticed that even for the 4th load the bullet was easy to seat. This entire setup is by far the very best mldr I have ever had in terms of ease of use, cleaning, etc.
 
use an 1/8th inch drill bit and with your fingers, twist it into the primer pocket section called the flash channel, it will cut a lot of carbon out of it.
 
Yes to T-EZ. I also bought a spare breech plug and will make sure they are both very clean. My tool and die machinist friend made me a little cleaning tool. If in doubt during November rut I will simply swap out breech plugs for a clean one. Really looking forward to hunting season.
 
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I like it. I have 2 of the Omega's and other than the tight barrels there great. The Omega scope is a nice piece too. Blackhorn powder is the best thing sense sliced bread and you can't go wrong with Barnes bullets
 

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