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Tab Gear Biathlon Sling with Flush Cups Elite Cobra Buckles
$274.99 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product pageThe solution to carrying a heavy rifle for long distances.
The padded shoulder straps distribute the weapon’s load to both shoulders, instead of one, resulting in less shooter fatigue after long periods of travel. Having the load centered on the back aids in maintaining better balance when using two hands for other tasks such as carrying a primary weapon, or navigating steep terrain.
The integrated shooting loop (available on the Regular and Elite models) can be deployed to allow the shooter to rapidly sling up for much steadier positional shooting.
Both straps are easily adjustable and utilize a buckle to make the sling fast and easy to remove if necessary.
The biathlon slings do not require a conversion kit in order to fit it to different rifles. You will need to just have additional attachments to fit your stock. So if you purchase a biathlon sling with Flush Cups and you have another rifle that requires HK hooks, you will just need to have a set of HK hooks.
FEATURES / SPECS
- 1.5″ Mil-Spec Webbing
- 1 ½” Fastex buckles or Elite Cobra buckles
- Elastic keepers secure adjustable strap ends
- Water resistant 1000D Cordura® shoulder straps
- Dual Layers of closed cell, waterproof, foam in the shoulders provide comfort and support
- User adaptability, shooter can change out swivels to fit different weapon systems
- Adjustable loop for shooting support (not available in Simple Sling)
- Made in Texas with US made materials!
- Lifetime Warranty
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Tab Gear Simple Pouch Locking Zipper
$38.99 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product pageKeep your dope at hand with the A3 Armband.
Simple construction allows comfortable use and minimal bulk. Dual adjustable elastic bands keep the A3 exactly where you want it.
Velcro allows the cards to be easily changed.
FEATURES :
- Dual adjustable elastic armbands
- 2″ Loop Velcro allows attachment of dope cards
- Includes 2 cards with velcro backing
- Integrated Pen Loop
- Made in Texas with US made materials!
- Lifetime Warranty
SPECS :
- 7″ x 4″ x 2″
- 2.25oz empty
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WCD Ball Head Hood: Walsh Custom Defence
$34.99 Add to cartThe WCD Ball Head Hood was designed to protect your tripods ball head from rain, dust and grime to keep it functioning smoothly. It also can double as a utility pouch. Made by hand with Nylon Hyper D 300 Diamond Ripstop fabric which is 100% waterproof. It has a cinch closure system containing shock cord and cord lock. It also comes with a short paracord loop on one side to attach to a tether of your choice. Available in Olive Green and fits most popular ball heads.
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Bolt Action Coffee – Overwatch – Medium Roast Espresso, Specialty Coffee
$19.00 Add to cartfrom 19.00Our best selling espresso is comprised of coffees that are directly imported from our growing partners in Huila, Colombia; Lintong, Sumatra and Minas Gerais, Brazil. Each component is carefully processed and selected for its ability to produce a flavour profile that is sweet, well balanced and has a excellent mouth feel. Predominate flavours of Chocolate and Toffee are present and accentuated in milk.
Our suggested parameter is: 18 grams dry | 36 – 38Â grams wet | 29 – 31 seconds total extraction time | 201 Degrees F
Producer:Â Small Lot Producers
Country of Origin:Â Colombia | Sumatra | Brazil
Region:Â Huila | Lintong |Â Minas Gerais
Cultivar:Â Bourbon, Jember, Ateng, Garundang, Caturra
Process:Â Washed/Sun Dried | Wet Hulled | Natural
Elevation:Â 1300 – 2050 MASL
Harvest:Â 2019
Roast Level:Â Medium
Tasting Notes:Â Chocolate | Syrupy | Toffee
Cupping Number: 86
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Armageddon Gear M2010 Precision Rifle Case (USGI)
$658.85Original price was: $658.85.$461.19Current price is: $461.19. Read moreThe M2010 Armageddon Gear Precision Rifle Case is made with durable and high quality material to withstand the toughest of conditions. It fits weapons and equipment up to 50 inches in length.
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Atlas BT65 Gen 2 CAL Bipod
$357.60 Read moreThe BT65 CAL (Cant And Loc) Atlas Bipod mounts directly to any 1913 style Picatinny rail via a low pro le two screw clamp assembly. It was developed for shooters that do not desire the Panning feature of the V8 or PSR series of Atlas bipods. The BT65 has larger Inner legs, patented 5 leg positions that do not rotate found on the Atlas PSR series, quick change feet and “hold what you move technology.” We chose to support a legend in the shooting sports by using the original KMW “Pod-Loc.” Available in black only.
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BT65-NC Gen 2 CAL Atlas Bipod
$357.60 Read moreThe BT65-NC CAL (Cant And Loc) Atlas Bipod “No Clamp” model has a two hole pattern of 1.100” with the holes being 10/32 threads. It requires any 17S size ”Lever Mount” to include the ADM-170-S, ARMS 17S, TRAMP from Badger Ordnance, LT271 or any ARCA dovetail mount with the same hole pattern. The BT65-NC will also mount directly to our BT19 AI Spigot or BT70 M-LOK® Adapter.
It is comprised of 6061-T6 aluminum that is Mil-Spec Type III hard coat anodized and have heat treated stainless steel components. Includes two 10-32 x 3/8″ flathead socket screws. Available in black only. We chose to support a legend in the shooting sports by using the original KMW “Pod-Loc™.” Read how to adjust the Pod-Loc™ lever below.
- Height Range: 4.8 – 9.2″ (6.4” at 90°)
- Preloaded Cant: 63 degrees
- Position Button 0.5″ diameter
- 5 leg positions: 0, 45, 90, 135 & 180 degrees
- Non-Rotating Legs: outer leg does not rotate around inner leg
- Larger, stronger inner legs
- Weight: 12.736 ounces
- Footprint: 9–12.5″
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Gray Ops Turret Glow
$155.00Original price was: $155.00.$108.50Current price is: $108.50. Add to cartPURPOSE:
- Illuminate scope turrets in low light/dusk/dark conditions
- Prevent eye strain/ no “glow” reaches shooters eyes
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MasterPiece Arms ( MPA ) RAT Magnetospeed Adaptor
$121.00Original price was: $121.00.$79.99Current price is: $79.99. Read moreThe RAT Magnetospeed Adaptor is used on our RAT System (Rapid Adjustment Technology). It is designed to provide an attachment method of a Magnetospeed Ver. 2 & 3 to the RAT Dovetail Plate (Spigot Mount) on the MPA BA Chassis.
This will include the RAT Base, Magnetospeed Adaptor Block, and attachment rod. **System requires the use of a Spigot Mount (available for purchase HERE ) and a RAT Dovetail adaptor plate for “older version Spigot Mount” (available for purchase HERE) to attach to the chassis **
There is a version for a rifle (11.5″ rod) with a suppressor and without a suppressor. The version with a suppressor will include an extended main rod (17.5″) and a set of spacers to be used for clearance between the main rod and the suppressor body.
A 3rd version will be used for the Matrix Pro Chassis. This has the short magnetospeed rod (6.5″) due to the longer fore-end. This version is designed to be used with a muzzle brake. If you are running a suppressor with your Matrix or Matrix Pro, please select this option on the drop down menu. The system will come with either the 6.5″ rod or the 11.5″ rod depending on the application.
This version will work with Magnetospeed Versions 2 & 3. It will not work with Version 1 or the Sporter.
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Patriot Valley Arms FLM 7mm 165gr “Seneca” Match Bullets – 25 Ct. Tester Pack
$60.49 Add to cartThe “Seneca” series is a turned copper projectile designed with the most demanding target shooters in mind. These projectiles are the epitome of long range, precision target performance with their high BC, lower weight and sleek profiles. The bullet designs are all measured via acoustic chronograph and/or Doppler radar for the utmost in confidence of the equipment. The bullets are designed to be used in a broad range of calibers and magazines. As compared to other monolithics or hybrid construction projectiles these exhibit better form factors, better repeatability, lower weight and higher BC’s. Not only are the trajectories better with these projectiles but the overall performance aids the competitor in “shootability” with reduced recoil for the performance gained.
Each bullet is individually turned on high precision lathes and measured to ensure the utmost in consistency. These projectiles are not bulk washed/tumbled or other bulk-method processed to ensure that the sleek profiles are not damaged after machining is completed.
Length: 1.61″
Optimal Freebore: 0.120″-0.180″
G1 BC average = 0.810
G7 BC average = 0.400
The average BC was Doppler measured using 9tw 5R rifled barrels and being shot at approximately 3040fps. Different rifling geometry and muzzle velocity will affect the BC in a nominal manner.
Test packages of 50ct bullets are available however the best pricing of course comes with larger volumes. Volumes of 250pcs or more will be filled in bulk packages not in 50ct boxes.
7mm Seneca 165 requires a 1:8tw barrel, additional performance towards Mach Transition is improved with a 1:7tw or faster. Areas with low DA (0 or negative DA) during cooler months should use a 1:7.5tw for the 165 Seneca. We cannot accept returns of projectiles due to liability reasons.
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Patriot Valley Arms FLM 30cal 198gr “Seneca” Match Bullets – 25 Ct. Tester Pack
$60.49 Add to cartThe “Seneca” series is a turned copper projectile designed with the most demanding competitors in mind. These projectiles are the epitome of performance with their high BC, lower weight and sleek profiles. The bullet designs are all measured via acoustic chronograph and/or Doppler radar for the utmost in confidence of the equipment. The bullets are designed to be used in a broad range of competition calibers and magazines. As compared to other monolithics or hybrid construction projectiles these exhibit better form factors, better repeatability, lower weight and higher BC’s. Not only are the trajectories better with these projectiles but the overall performance aids the competitor in “shootability” with reduced recoil for the performance gained.
This bullet family has multiple patents awarded for the design. Due to some of the patented features the designs are not only extremely efficient in flight but also very easy to load with conventional powders and standard chamber dimensions. The bullets are designed with bore rider geometry for use of normal throat geometry.
Each bullet is individually turned on high precision lathes and measured to ensure the utmost in consistency. These projectiles are not bulk washed/tumbled or other bulk-method processed to ensure that the sleek profiles are not damaged after machining is completed.
For example, using the 6.5mm 124gr Seneca and a conventional 130gr jacketed bullet design in comparison the Seneca performance allows a 6.5 Creedmoor shooter compete head to head with 6.5 PRC and other 6.5mm short magnum cases. THis is a huge advantage in the overall cost of ammunition, cost of an additional caliber to reload, cost of a new barrel and bolt or a whole rifle, and increased barrel life of a 6.5 Creed vs. 6.5 PRC
Length: 1.80″
Optimal Freebore: 0.090″-0.165″
G1 BC average = 0840*
G7 BC average = 0.421*
*The average BC was measured using 8.5tw 5R rifled barrels and being shot at approximately 2940fps. Different rifling geometry and muzzle velocity will affect the BC in a nominal manner.
TNF stands for Trajectory Normalizing Factor. It is a simplification used to accurately estimate the potential of firearms trajectories across calibers and weight ranges without the complexity of running a ballistic calculator.
TNF = Muzzle Velocity * Ballistic Coefficient
See the Patriot Valley Arms article on TNF.
Seneca G7 BC = 0.421
250gr Jacketed bullet G7 BC = 0.426
For a 3,200fps Seneca load we have a TNF value of 0.421*3200=1357
To equate that TNF value with the 250gr bullet it would need to be traveling at least 3,160 fps! The smaller caliber is fully capable of running with even the biggest 30 caliber and 33 caliber magnum cartridges.
Test packages of 50ct bullets are available however the best pricing of course comes with larger volumes. Volumes of 500pcs or more will be filled in bulk packages not in 50ct bags.
30c 198gr Seneca requires a 1:9tw barrel, it will likely not be stable from slower twist rates. We cannot accept returns of projectiles due to liability reasons.
Starting load information should be based on conventional 200grain projectile information in published reloading manuals. The bullets have shown good repeatability across a broad seating depth range. We suggest loading the bullets 0.020″ off the lands and starting load development in that area.
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Patriot Valley Arms FLM 30cal 212gr “Seneca” Match Bullets – 25 Ct. Tester Pack
$65.99 Add to cartThe “Seneca” series is a turned copper projectile designed with the most demanding competitors in mind. These projectiles are the epitome of performance with their high BC, lower weight and sleek profiles. The bullet designs are all measured via acoustic chronograph and/or Doppler radar for the utmost in confidence of the equipment. The bullets are designed to be used in a broad range of competition calibers and magazines. As compared to other monolithics or hybrid construction projectiles these exhibit better form factors, better repeatability, lower weight and higher BC’s. Not only are the trajectories better with these projectiles but the overall performance aids the competitor in “shootability” with reduced recoil for the performance gained.
This bullet family has multiple patents awarded for the design. Due to some of the patented features the designs are not only extremely efficient in flight but also very easy to load with conventional powders and standard chamber dimensions. The bullets are designed with bore rider geometry for use of normal throat geometry.
Each bullet is individually turned on high precision lathes and measured to ensure the utmost in consistency. These projectiles are not bulk washed/tumbled or other bulk-method processed to ensure that the sleek profiles are not damaged after machining is completed.
For example, using the 6.5mm 124gr Seneca and a conventional 130gr jacketed bullet design in comparison the Seneca performance allows a 6.5 Creedmoor shooter compete head to head with 6.5 PRC and other 6.5mm short magnum cases. THis is a huge advantage in the overall cost of ammunition, cost of an additional caliber to reload, cost of a new barrel and bolt or a whole rifle, and increased barrel life of a 6.5 Creed vs. 6.5 PRC
212gr Length: 1.88″
Optimal Freebore: 0.090″-0.165″
G1 BC average = 0.950*
G7 BC average = 0.461*
*The average BC was measured using 7tw 5R rifled barrels and being shot at approximately 2880fps. Different rifling geometry and muzzle velocity will affect the BC in a nominal manner.
TNF stands for Trajectory Normalizing Factor. It is a simplification used to accurately estimate the potential of firearms trajectories across calibers and weight ranges without the complexity of running a ballistic calculator.
TNF = Muzzle Velocity * Ballistic Coefficient
See the Patriot Valley Arms article on TNF.
Seneca G7 BC = 0.461
250gr Jacketed bullet G7 BC = 0.426
For a 2,950fps Seneca load we have a TNF value of 0.461*2950=1357
To equate that TNF value with the 250gr bullet it would need to be traveling at least 3,190 fps!
Test packages of 100ct bullets are available however the best pricing of course comes with larger volumes. Volumes of 500pcs or more will be filled in bulk packages not in 100ct bags.
30c 212gr Seneca requires a 1:8tw barrel, it will likely not be stable from slower twist rates. We cannot accept returns of projectiles due to liability reasons.
Starting load information should be based on conventional 200grain projectile information in published reloading manuals. The bullets have shown good repeatability across a broad seating depth range. We suggest loading the bullets 0.020″ off the lands and starting load development in that area.
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Patriot Valley Arms FLM 30cal 241gr “Seneca” Match Bullets – 25 Ct. Tester Pack
$65.99 Add to cartThe “Seneca” series is a turned copper projectile designed with the most demanding competitors in mind. These projectiles are the epitome of performance with their high BC, lower weight and sleek profiles. The bullet designs are all measured via acoustic chronograph and/or Doppler radar for the utmost in confidence of the equipment. The bullets are designed to be used in a broad range of competition calibers and magazines. As compared to other monolithics or hybrid construction projectiles these exhibit better form factors, better repeatability, lower weight and higher BC’s. Not only are the trajectories better with these projectiles but the overall performance aids the competitor in “shootability” with reduced recoil for the performance gained.
This bullet family has multiple patents awarded for the design. Due to some of the patented features the designs are not only extremely efficient in flight but also very easy to load with conventional powders and standard chamber dimensions. The bullets are designed with bore rider geometry for use of normal throat geometry.
Each bullet is individually turned on high precision lathes and measured to ensure the utmost in consistency. These projectiles are not bulk washed/tumbled or other bulk-method processed to ensure that the sleek profiles are not damaged after machining is completed.
For example, using the 6.5mm 124gr Seneca and a conventional 130gr jacketed bullet design in comparison the Seneca performance allows a 6.5 Creedmoor shooter compete head to head with 6.5 PRC and other 6.5mm short magnum cases. THis is a huge advantage in the overall cost of ammunition, cost of an additional caliber to reload, cost of a new barrel and bolt or a whole rifle, and increased barrel life of a 6.5 Creed vs. 6.5 PRC
Length: 2.05″
Optimal Freebore: 0.090″-0.165″
G1 BC average = 1.15*
G7 BC average = 0.555*
*The average BC was measured using 7tw 5R rifled barrels and being shot at approximately 2810fps. Different rifling geometry and muzzle velocity will affect the BC in a nominal manner.
TNF stands for Trajectory Normalizing Factor. It is a simplification used to accurately estimate the potential of firearms trajectories across calibers and weight ranges without the complexity of running a ballistic calculator.
TNF = Muzzle Velocity * Ballistic Coefficient
See the Patriot Valley Arms article on TNF.
Seneca G7 BC = 0.555
250gr Jacketed bullet G7 BC = 0.426
For a 2,950fps Seneca load we have a TNF value of 0.555*2850=1582
To equate that TNF value with the 250gr bullet it would need to be traveling at least 3,710 fps!
Test packages of 100ct bullets are available however the best pricing of course comes with larger volumes. Volumes of 500pcs or more will be filled in bulk packages not in 100ct bags.
30c 241gr Seneca requires a 1:7tw barrel, it will likely not be stable from slower twist rates. We cannot accept returns of projectiles due to liability reasons.
Starting load information should be based on conventional 230-240 grain projectile information in published reloading manuals. The bullets have shown good repeatability across a broad seating depth range. We suggest loading the bullets 0.020″ off the lands and starting load development in that area.
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Patriot Valley Arms FLM 6.5mm 124gr “Seneca” Competition Bullet – 25 ct. Tester Pack
$54.99 Add to cartThe “Seneca” series is a turned copper projectile designed with the most demanding competitors in mind. These projectiles are the epitome of performance with their high BC, lower weight and sleek profiles. The bullet designs are all measured via acoustic chronograph and/or Doppler radar for the utmost in confidence of the equipment. The bullets are designed to be used in a broad range of competition calibers and magazines. As compared to other monolithics or hybrid construction projectiles these exhibit better form factors, better repeatability, lower weight and higher BC’s. Not only are the trajectories better with these projectiles but the overall performance aids the competitor in “shootability” with reduced recoil for the performance gained.
This bullet family has multiple patents awarded for the design. Due to some of the patented features the designs are not only extremely efficient in flight but also very easy to load with conventional powders and standard chamber dimensions. The bullets are designed with bore rider geometry for use of normal throat geometry.
Each bullet is individually turned on high precision lathes and measured to ensure the utmost in consistency. These projectiles are not bulk washed/tumbled or other bulk-method processed to ensure that the sleek profiles are not damaged after machining is completed.
For example, using the 6.5mm 124gr Seneca and a conventional 130gr jacketed bullet design in comparison the Seneca performance allows a 6.5 Creedmoor shooter compete head to head with 6.5 PRC and other 6.5mm short magnum cases. THis is a huge advantage in the overall cost of ammunition, cost of an additional caliber to reload, cost of a new barrel and bolt or a whole rifle, and increased barrel life of a 6.5 Creed vs. 6.5 PRC
Length: 1.37″
Optimal Freebore: 0.120″-0.200″
G1 BC average = 0.593*
G7 BC average = 0.294*
*The average BC was measured using 8tw 5R rifled barrels and being shot at approximately 3060fps. Different rifling geometry and muzzle velocity will affect the BC in a nominal manner.
TNF stands for Trajectory Normalizing Factor. It is a simplification used to accurately estimate the potential of firearms trajectories across calibers and weight ranges without the complexity of running a ballistic calculator.
TNF = Muzzle Velocity * Ballistic Coefficient
See the Patriot Valley Arms article on TNF.
Seneca G7 BC = 0.294
130gr Jacketed bullet G7 BC = 0.280
For a 3,200fps Seneca load we have a TNF value of 0.294*3100=912
To equate that TNF value with the 130gr bullet it would need to be traveling at least 3,250 fps!
Test packages of 100ct bullets are available however the best pricing of course comes with larger volumes. Volumes of 500pcs or more will be filled in bulk packages not in 100ct bags.
6.5mm 124grgr Seneca requires a 1:8tw barrel, it will likely not be stable from slower twist rates. We cannot accept returns of projectiles due to liability reasons.
Starting load information should be based on conventional 120-123grain projectile information in published reloading manuals and loaded to book length. The bullets have shown good repeatability across a broad seating depth range. We suggest loading the bullets 0.050-0.020″ off the lands and starting load development in that area.
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Patriot Valley Arms FLM 30cal 241gr “Seneca” Match Bullets – 50ct
$119.90 Add to cartThe “Seneca” series is a turned copper projectile designed with the most demanding competitors in mind. These projectiles are the epitome of performance with their high BC, lower weight and sleek profiles. The bullet designs are all measured via acoustic chronograph and/or Doppler radar for the utmost in confidence of the equipment. The bullets are designed to be used in a broad range of competition calibers and magazines. As compared to other monolithics or hybrid construction projectiles these exhibit better form factors, better repeatability, lower weight and higher BC’s. Not only are the trajectories better with these projectiles but the overall performance aids the competitor in “shootability” with reduced recoil for the performance gained.
This bullet family has multiple patents awarded for the design. Due to some of the patented features the designs are not only extremely efficient in flight but also very easy to load with conventional powders and standard chamber dimensions. The bullets are designed with bore rider geometry for use of normal throat geometry.
Each bullet is individually turned on high precision lathes and measured to ensure the utmost in consistency. These projectiles are not bulk washed/tumbled or other bulk-method processed to ensure that the sleek profiles are not damaged after machining is completed.
For example, using the 6.5mm 124gr Seneca and a conventional 130gr jacketed bullet design in comparison the Seneca performance allows a 6.5 Creedmoor shooter compete head to head with 6.5 PRC and other 6.5mm short magnum cases. THis is a huge advantage in the overall cost of ammunition, cost of an additional caliber to reload, cost of a new barrel and bolt or a whole rifle, and increased barrel life of a 6.5 Creed vs. 6.5 PRC
Length: 2.05″
Optimal Freebore: 0.090″-0.165″
G1 BC average = 1.15*
G7 BC average = 0.555*
*The average BC was measured using 7tw 5R rifled barrels and being shot at approximately 2810fps. Different rifling geometry and muzzle velocity will affect the BC in a nominal manner.
TNF stands for Trajectory Normalizing Factor. It is a simplification used to accurately estimate the potential of firearms trajectories across calibers and weight ranges without the complexity of running a ballistic calculator.
TNF = Muzzle Velocity * Ballistic Coefficient
See the Patriot Valley Arms article on TNF.
Seneca G7 BC = 0.555
250gr Jacketed bullet G7 BC = 0.426
For a 2,950fps Seneca load we have a TNF value of 0.555*2850=1582
To equate that TNF value with the 250gr bullet it would need to be traveling at least 3,710 fps!
Test packages of 100ct bullets are available however the best pricing of course comes with larger volumes. Volumes of 500pcs or more will be filled in bulk packages not in 100ct bags.
30c 241gr Seneca requires a 1:7tw barrel, it will likely not be stable from slower twist rates. We cannot accept returns of projectiles due to liability reasons.
Starting load information should be based on conventional 230-240 grain projectile information in published reloading manuals. The bullets have shown good repeatability across a broad seating depth range. We suggest loading the bullets 0.020″ off the lands and starting load development in that area.
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Patriot Valley Arms FLM 30cal 212gr “Seneca” Match Bullets – 50ct
$119.90 Add to cartThe “Seneca” series is a turned copper projectile designed with the most demanding competitors in mind. These projectiles are the epitome of performance with their high BC, lower weight and sleek profiles. The bullet designs are all measured via acoustic chronograph and/or Doppler radar for the utmost in confidence of the equipment. The bullets are designed to be used in a broad range of competition calibers and magazines. As compared to other monolithics or hybrid construction projectiles these exhibit better form factors, better repeatability, lower weight and higher BC’s. Not only are the trajectories better with these projectiles but the overall performance aids the competitor in “shootability” with reduced recoil for the performance gained.
This bullet family has multiple patents awarded for the design. Due to some of the patented features the designs are not only extremely efficient in flight but also very easy to load with conventional powders and standard chamber dimensions. The bullets are designed with bore rider geometry for use of normal throat geometry.
Each bullet is individually turned on high precision lathes and measured to ensure the utmost in consistency. These projectiles are not bulk washed/tumbled or other bulk-method processed to ensure that the sleek profiles are not damaged after machining is completed.
For example, using the 6.5mm 124gr Seneca and a conventional 130gr jacketed bullet design in comparison the Seneca performance allows a 6.5 Creedmoor shooter compete head to head with 6.5 PRC and other 6.5mm short magnum cases. THis is a huge advantage in the overall cost of ammunition, cost of an additional caliber to reload, cost of a new barrel and bolt or a whole rifle, and increased barrel life of a 6.5 Creed vs. 6.5 PRC
212gr Length: 1.88″
Optimal Freebore: 0.090″-0.165″
G1 BC average = 0.950*
G7 BC average = 0.461*
*The average BC was measured using 7tw 5R rifled barrels and being shot at approximately 2880fps. Different rifling geometry and muzzle velocity will affect the BC in a nominal manner.
TNF stands for Trajectory Normalizing Factor. It is a simplification used to accurately estimate the potential of firearms trajectories across calibers and weight ranges without the complexity of running a ballistic calculator.
TNF = Muzzle Velocity * Ballistic Coefficient
See the Patriot Valley Arms article on TNF.
Seneca G7 BC = 0.461
250gr Jacketed bullet G7 BC = 0.426
For a 2,950fps Seneca load we have a TNF value of 0.461*2950=1357
To equate that TNF value with the 250gr bullet it would need to be traveling at least 3,190 fps!
Test packages of 100ct bullets are available however the best pricing of course comes with larger volumes. Volumes of 500pcs or more will be filled in bulk packages not in 100ct bags.
30c 212gr Seneca requires a 1:8tw barrel, it will likely not be stable from slower twist rates. We cannot accept returns of projectiles due to liability reasons.
Starting load information should be based on conventional 200grain projectile information in published reloading manuals. The bullets have shown good repeatability across a broad seating depth range. We suggest loading the bullets 0.020″ off the lands and starting load development in that area.
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Patriot Valley Arms FLM 30cal 198gr “Seneca” Match Bullets – 50ct
$119.79 Add to cartThe “Seneca” series is a turned copper projectile designed with the most demanding competitors in mind. These projectiles are the epitome of performance with their high BC, lower weight and sleek profiles. The bullet designs are all measured via acoustic chronograph and/or Doppler radar for the utmost in confidence of the equipment. The bullets are designed to be used in a broad range of competition calibers and magazines. As compared to other monolithics or hybrid construction projectiles these exhibit better form factors, better repeatability, lower weight and higher BC’s. Not only are the trajectories better with these projectiles but the overall performance aids the competitor in “shootability” with reduced recoil for the performance gained.
This bullet family has multiple patents awarded for the design. Due to some of the patented features the designs are not only extremely efficient in flight but also very easy to load with conventional powders and standard chamber dimensions. The bullets are designed with bore rider geometry for use of normal throat geometry.
Each bullet is individually turned on high precision lathes and measured to ensure the utmost in consistency. These projectiles are not bulk washed/tumbled or other bulk-method processed to ensure that the sleek profiles are not damaged after machining is completed.
For example, using the 6.5mm 124gr Seneca and a conventional 130gr jacketed bullet design in comparison the Seneca performance allows a 6.5 Creedmoor shooter compete head to head with 6.5 PRC and other 6.5mm short magnum cases. THis is a huge advantage in the overall cost of ammunition, cost of an additional caliber to reload, cost of a new barrel and bolt or a whole rifle, and increased barrel life of a 6.5 Creed vs. 6.5 PRC
Length: 1.80″
Optimal Freebore: 0.090″-0.165″
G1 BC average = 0840*
G7 BC average = 0.421*
*The average BC was measured using 8.5tw 5R rifled barrels and being shot at approximately 2940fps. Different rifling geometry and muzzle velocity will affect the BC in a nominal manner.
TNF stands for Trajectory Normalizing Factor. It is a simplification used to accurately estimate the potential of firearms trajectories across calibers and weight ranges without the complexity of running a ballistic calculator.
TNF = Muzzle Velocity * Ballistic Coefficient
See the Patriot Valley Arms article on TNF.
Seneca G7 BC = 0.421
250gr Jacketed bullet G7 BC = 0.426
For a 3,200fps Seneca load we have a TNF value of 0.421*3200=1357
To equate that TNF value with the 250gr bullet it would need to be traveling at least 3,160 fps! The smaller caliber is fully capable of running with even the biggest 30 caliber and 33 caliber magnum cartridges.
Test packages of 50ct bullets are available however the best pricing of course comes with larger volumes. Volumes of 500pcs or more will be filled in bulk packages not in 50ct bags.
30c 198gr Seneca requires a 1:9tw barrel, it will likely not be stable from slower twist rates. We cannot accept returns of projectiles due to liability reasons.
Starting load information should be based on conventional 200grain projectile information in published reloading manuals. The bullets have shown good repeatability across a broad seating depth range. We suggest loading the bullets 0.020″ off the lands and starting load development in that area.
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Patriot Valley Arms FLM 7mm 165gr “Seneca” Match Bullets – 50ct
$119.79 Add to cartThe “Seneca” series is a turned copper projectile designed with the most demanding target shooters in mind. These projectiles are the epitome of long range, precision target performance with their high BC, lower weight and sleek profiles. The bullet designs are all measured via acoustic chronograph and/or Doppler radar for the utmost in confidence of the equipment. The bullets are designed to be used in a broad range of calibers and magazines. As compared to other monolithics or hybrid construction projectiles these exhibit better form factors, better repeatability, lower weight and higher BC’s. Not only are the trajectories better with these projectiles but the overall performance aids the competitor in “shootability” with reduced recoil for the performance gained.
Each bullet is individually turned on high precision lathes and measured to ensure the utmost in consistency. These projectiles are not bulk washed/tumbled or other bulk-method processed to ensure that the sleek profiles are not damaged after machining is completed.
Length: 1.61″
Optimal Freebore: 0.120″-0.180″
G1 BC average = 0.810
G7 BC average = 0.400
The average BC was Doppler measured using 9tw 5R rifled barrels and being shot at approximately 3040fps. Different rifling geometry and muzzle velocity will affect the BC in a nominal manner.
Test packages of 50ct bullets are available however the best pricing of course comes with larger volumes. Volumes of 250pcs or more will be filled in bulk packages not in 50ct boxes.
7mm Seneca 165 requires a 1:8tw barrel, additional performance towards Mach Transition is improved with a 1:7tw or faster. Areas with low DA (0 or negative DA) during cooler months should use a 1:7.5tw for the 165 Seneca. We cannot accept returns of projectiles due to liability reasons.
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Patriot Valley Arms FLM 7mm 151gr “Seneca” Match Bullets – 50ct
$112.29 Add to cartThe “Seneca” series is a turned copper projectile designed with the most demanding target shooters in mind. These projectiles are the epitome of long range, precision target performance with their high BC, lower weight and sleek profiles. The bullet designs are all measured via acoustic chronograph and/or Doppler radar for the utmost in confidence of the equipment. The bullets are designed to be used in a broad range of calibers and magazines. As compared to other monolithics or hybrid construction projectiles these exhibit better form factors, better repeatability, lower weight and higher BC’s. Not only are the trajectories better with these projectiles but the overall performance aids the competitor in “shootability” with reduced recoil for the performance gained.
Each bullet is individually turned on high precision lathes and measured to ensure the utmost in consistency. These projectiles are not bulk washed/tumbled or other bulk-method processed to ensure that the sleek profiles are not damaged after machining is completed.
Length: 1.53″
Optimal Freebore: 0.120″-0.180″
G1 BC average = 0.720
G7 BC average = 0.360
The average BC was Doppler measured using 9tw 5R rifled barrels and being shot at approximately 3040fps. Different rifling geometry and muzzle velocity will affect the BC in a nominal manner.
Test packages of 50ct bullets are available however the best pricing of course comes with larger volumes. Volumes of 250pcs or more will be filled in bulk packages not in 50ct boxes.
7mm Seneca 151 requires a 1:9tw barrel, additional performance towards Mach Transition is improved with a 1:8tw or faster. Areas with low DA (0 or negative DA) during cooler months should use a 1:8.5tw for the 151 Seneca. We cannot accept returns of projectiles due to liability reasons.
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Patriot Valley Arms FLM 6.5mm 124gr “Seneca” Competition Bullet – 50 ct
$98.99 Add to cartThe “Seneca” series is a turned copper projectile designed with the most demanding competitors in mind. These projectiles are the epitome of performance with their high BC, lower weight and sleek profiles. The bullet designs are all measured via acoustic chronograph and/or Doppler radar for the utmost in confidence of the equipment. The bullets are designed to be used in a broad range of competition calibers and magazines. As compared to other monolithics or hybrid construction projectiles these exhibit better form factors, better repeatability, lower weight and higher BC’s. Not only are the trajectories better with these projectiles but the overall performance aids the competitor in “shootability” with reduced recoil for the performance gained.
This bullet family has multiple patents awarded for the design. Due to some of the patented features the designs are not only extremely efficient in flight but also very easy to load with conventional powders and standard chamber dimensions. The bullets are designed with bore rider geometry for use of normal throat geometry.
Each bullet is individually turned on high precision lathes and measured to ensure the utmost in consistency. These projectiles are not bulk washed/tumbled or other bulk-method processed to ensure that the sleek profiles are not damaged after machining is completed.
For example, using the 6.5mm 124gr Seneca and a conventional 130gr jacketed bullet design in comparison the Seneca performance allows a 6.5 Creedmoor shooter compete head to head with 6.5 PRC and other 6.5mm short magnum cases. THis is a huge advantage in the overall cost of ammunition, cost of an additional caliber to reload, cost of a new barrel and bolt or a whole rifle, and increased barrel life of a 6.5 Creed vs. 6.5 PRC
Length: 1.37″
Optimal Freebore: 0.120″-0.200″
G1 BC average = 0.593*
G7 BC average = 0.294*
*The average BC was measured using 8tw 5R rifled barrels and being shot at approximately 3060fps. Different rifling geometry and muzzle velocity will affect the BC in a nominal manner.
TNF stands for Trajectory Normalizing Factor. It is a simplification used to accurately estimate the potential of firearms trajectories across calibers and weight ranges without the complexity of running a ballistic calculator.
TNF = Muzzle Velocity * Ballistic Coefficient
See the Patriot Valley Arms article on TNF.
Seneca G7 BC = 0.294
130gr Jacketed bullet G7 BC = 0.280
For a 3,200fps Seneca load we have a TNF value of 0.294*3100=912
To equate that TNF value with the 130gr bullet it would need to be traveling at least 3,250 fps!
Test packages of 100ct bullets are available however the best pricing of course comes with larger volumes. Volumes of 500pcs or more will be filled in bulk packages not in 100ct bags.
6.5mm 124grgr Seneca requires a 1:8tw barrel, it will likely not be stable from slower twist rates. We cannot accept returns of projectiles due to liability reasons.
Starting load information should be based on conventional 120-123grain projectile information in published reloading manuals and loaded to book length. The bullets have shown good repeatability across a broad seating depth range. We suggest loading the bullets 0.050-0.020″ off the lands and starting load development in that area.