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The slightly increased charge SHOULD help the cycling based on my experiments thus far. The increase in diameter will also yield a slightly heavier boolit and that will allow me to increase the charge a bit while still staying subsonic. 312 and move the ALOX style lube grooves 0.2 inches toward the front which would allow a nice fit in the case with the crimp groove where it needs to be for the 7.62x39 case. All I'd want is to take their T元09-230-5R and up the diameter from.

Subsonic 7.62x39 loads plus#

In any case, my initial results have been so promising that I'm seriously considering taking advantage of Lee's custom mold offering and paying the $175 plus 'regular' price for a custom mold. I may have cut a bit too much off the spring in previous experiments but a replacement recoil spring is only $12 so it's a cheap investment. Now the cycling is on the hairy edge but it does cycle. Bullet base rests on the powder charge and all I have to do is crimp it (using factory crimp for 7.62x39 Lee die set) and I end up with an OAL of 2.19 and change. I thought about using poly-fill if needed for 'stuffing' but as it turns out, 15.7 gr of H4895 gives about 1.17cc fill which is perfect. When you seat it to that depth, it turns out that the boolit lube grooves (ALOX style) drop just below the neck so the boolit falls through and 'sits' on the powder. I believe this mold is for the 300 Blackout (not sure about that but they list it on their rifle boolit page specifically for subsonic rounds.) It's a bit long for the AK 7.62 which wants OAL of 2.20 or less. 312 bore though the lands do engage since the small diameter is about. Then I noticed the T元09-230-5R boolit mold. That helped but I could see I wasn't going to get within a couple of hundred fps of subsonic at that rate. Also, I started tuning the recoil spring by shortening it a bit. That helped but I was only able to shave off a hundred or two fps, still supersonic when the action started having cycle issues. Since my bore was kind of large I tried their C312-185 mold for the. Looking at other subsonic round data, I needed a heavier bullet. I started with Lee's C312-155-2R but at that weight at a powder charge big enough to cycle the action adequately I was in the 1500fps range, nowhere near subsonic. As I got lower, in velocity I started having cycling issues. Had some leading until I got down to around 1500 fps with gas check. I started casting with molds for AK 7.62 rounds at the nominal. I've slugged the barrel and it mikes out at. With the help of a friend who likes to put together rifles and some nice replacement parts I have a very nice looking rifle. It started life as one of those 'kits' purchased for $99 at a gun show. Recently I've been on a quest to find a good subsonic combo for my 7.62x39 Romanian AK47. 44 mag I'm shooting reduced loads just to save wear and tear on the gun and be slightly kinder to the poor soul next to me at the range when I take my cannon. So, I'm seriously interested in subsonic with a 'can.' Even for my. I live in the country where it's legal to shoot but over the years the farms keep turning into subdivisions and the neighbors get closer.

I mostly target shoot at the range and plink. I'm relatively new to bullet casting and somewhat new to reloading but I'm having a great time with it so far.

Subsonic 7.62x39 loads free#

I looked around to see if this thread was already in play but I didn't find any likely contenders so pardon if this is in the wrong place and feel free to move it