Jump to content

Berger Bullets

robbobsam

By robbobsam,
in Bullets, Cartridges and Reloading

 Share

Recommended Posts

robbobsam

robbobsam

Posted
Posted (edited)

I have been doing a lot of experimenting recently with Berger bullets in my .243 rifle and was getting a little despondent with the results. Then a guy from the USA on the long range hunting website told me to try contacting Berger Bullets direct.

 

I sent them an email not really expecting to get a proper reply but to my surprise the following day I had a reply in my in box from Walt Berger himself, (Mr Berger Bullets) he is lovely old man and was incredibly helpful suggesting seating depths and loads in my Tikka and after many days trials I achieved the results I wanted.

 

If you are going through the same turmoil drop him a line, he is a very helpful guy.

 

And he really does know what he is talking about.

Edited by robbobsam
Link to comment
Share on other sites
robbobsam

robbobsam

Posted
  • Author
Posted (edited)

when you posted this on UK Longrange forum a while ago you questioned his reply and his suggestions :hmm: :hmm:

 

you really do talk / post a lot of rubbish.

 

if any body wants some real advise, dont listen to this numpty "robbobsam"

 

snowz, what are you talking about ???

 

are you taking medication ???

 

I have been liasing with Walt Berger for over a month now and with his assistance I have managed to perfect a great load for my rifle.

 

Walt initially told me to try a 95grain VLD I think which required a 1 in 9 barrel I think. It didnt work in my rifle. But according to Walt it does in some.

 

This is called trialling.

 

Then you bounce your findings off of others to learn from their experiences too.

 

This is how loads are developed for different rifles.

 

I trialled and bounced my findings off of you guys in the long range forum.

 

I found on your forum that if you didn't do exactly what the guys in the click did, how and when they told you they would try and berate you as you are doing here.

 

I think your avatar sums you up perfectly. I think you are a ***

Edited by Cranfield
Link to comment
Share on other sites
snowz

snowz

Posted
Posted

snowz, what are you talking about ???

 

are you taking medication ???

 

 

No i am not taking medication but i think you need to start taking some!!!!

 

your account has been deleted off UKLR along with your posts, but i will do what i can to try and get a copy of your thread and post it here to refresh your memoery

Link to comment
Share on other sites
robbobsam

robbobsam

Posted
  • Author
Posted

No i am not taking medication but i think you need to start taking some!!!!

 

your account has been deleted off UKLR along with your posts, but i will do what i can to try and get a copy of your thread and post it here to refresh your memoery

 

 

If it will make you feel better you do that mate.

 

Take care and calm down.

 

If it helps you, feel free to post what you like. I promise not to take offense.

Link to comment
Share on other sites
snowz

snowz

Posted
Posted

you might think i am a ***, but i dont talk **** like you, i am sure more people would agree with me than you on this :good:

 

you try to make yourself out to be some expert in reloading and shooting, what you know about shooting and reloading you could write on the back of a postage stamp.

 

You question and dismiss others on these forums who have far more experience than you but you always think you are right even when your not.

 

I am not saying i am more experienced than you or others on here but i dont talk **** like you

Link to comment
Share on other sites
robbobsam

robbobsam

Posted
  • Author
Posted (edited)

you might think i am a ***, but i dont talk **** like you, i am sure more people would agree with me than you on this :good:

 

you try to make yourself out to be some expert in reloading and shooting, what you know about shooting and reloading you could write on the back of a postage stamp.

 

You question and dismiss others on these forums who have far more experience than you but you always think you are right even when your not.

 

I am not saying i am more experienced than you or others on here but i dont talk **** like you

 

Snowz......Please calm down, you've had your say and you don't agree with me. Fine !!!

 

You are now making yourself look like an ill educated chav with your obscenities.

 

Go and watch the T.V with a cup of tea for a while and calm down and come back later.

 

I have not taken offense and I am a big enough guy to take your criticism.

 

Chill out and calm down.

 

If you aint ill already you soon will be at this rate.

 

BTW, I dont think I am some sort of expert, I have been reloading about 6 months, but that doesn't really tell the full story. I have been reloading and trialling loads in my rifle 2 FULL DAYS A WEEK for about 4 months. I have spent £500+ on bullets, powders and cases not to mention the initial outlay of £1200 on reloading gear. I have spent days and days learning from a myriad of people from Walt Berger at Berger bullets to guys on various website forums. I think I have crammed a lot in and I would consider myself to be a competent reloader by most standards.

Edited by robbobsam
Link to comment
Share on other sites
Redgum

Redgum

Posted
Posted

I have been doing a lot of experimenting recently with Berger bullets in my .243 rifle and was getting a little despondent with the results. Then a guy from the USA on the long range hunting website told me to try contacting Berger Bullets direct.

 

I sent them an email not really expecting to get a proper reply but to my surprise the following day I had a reply in my in box from Walt Berger himself, (Mr Berger Bullets) he is lovely old man and was incredibly helpful suggesting seating depths and loads in my Tikka and after many days trials I achieved the results I wanted.

 

If you are going through the same turmoil drop him a line, he is a very helpful guy.

 

And he really does know what he is talking about.

 

Yeh mate, know what you mean, I did some experiments with bergers a while back, found they work best in between two halves of a nice sesame seed bun, a decent piece of melted cheddar

and a big dosh of fried red onions, couldnt throw em as far as you, cor you must be good but they tasted great. :good:

Link to comment
Share on other sites
snowz

snowz

Posted
Posted

Yeh mate, know what you mean, I did some experiments with bergers a while back, found they work best in between two halves of a nice sesame seed bun, a decent piece of melted cheddar

and a big dosh of fried red onions, couldnt throw em as far as you, cor you must be good but they tasted great. :good:

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol::good:

Link to comment
Share on other sites
robbobsam

robbobsam

Posted
  • Author
Posted (edited)

he's confused he's been emailing Walt Disney as he is mickey mouse :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

To: ************

Subject: Re: FAO Walt Berger .243 Winchester Load Data.

Date: Mon, 25 Oct 2010 16:14:39 -0400

From: **************

 

Hi,

 

Load the bullet 0.010 (ten thousands) off the rifling's and since ( I used H4350) you have H414 load 44.5 grains of H414 and see happens. Make sure you have chamfered the inside of the case mouth so you DO NOT damage the base of the flat base bullet.

 

Walt Berger

Berger Bullets

Technical Advisor

 

^^^^^^^

Just one of the many emails I have exchanged with Walt Berger.

You guys amaze me.....Someone actually got in touch with Walt Berger and because it is something that you guys didnt think of it cannot be true.

 

You guys never cease to amaze me.

 

The email address is there ^^^^^^^^^^^^ try him yourself.

 

As i said. I have no need to make it up !!!

Edited by nickbeardo
emails have been removed, protect and serve.
Link to comment
Share on other sites
robbobsam

robbobsam

Posted
  • Author
Posted (edited)

I'm sure he'll be chuffed with his email being posted on a public forum.

 

Feet up, popcorn on lap. :yes:

 

He answers emails personally.

 

Try him out.

 

I have no need to big myself up.

 

As I said, when I research a topic I do it properly.

 

I know it may surprise some of you guys the lengths that I go to find out good information, but there you go.

 

If you want to know the best powder to use behind a bullet ask the guy who made the bullet.

 

As I said in a previous thread.

 

Read and learn as much as you can about a topic.

 

Buy the best gear you can afford.

 

Apply what you have read...

 

Hence sub 1" groups at 200yds with factory rifle.

 

If you want to see it done in person I am prepared to demonstrate.

 

It aint rocket science !!!

Edited by robbobsam
Link to comment
Share on other sites
Billy.

Billy.

Posted
Posted (edited)

Rob,

Do yourself a favour mate and stop telling people how to suck eggs, you are a novice reloader, you have jumped into the deep end before learning to swim, people dont like instant experts.

 

Ian.

 

 

:lol: :lol:

 

What's funnier is that he got his FAC in May this year.

 

It's hilarious reading his other posts around the internet. A quick search on Google for "robbobsam" will bring up a bit of good reading.

 

My personal favourite is a request for 243 homeloads to shoot 600+ yard rabbits and foxes. We all remember the 704 yard hare shooter ;)

Edited by Billy.
Link to comment
Share on other sites
henry d

henry d

Posted
Posted

To: ************

Subject: Re: FAO Walt Berger .243 Winchester Load Data.

Date: Mon, 25 Oct 2010 16:14:39 -0400

From: **************

 

Hi,

 

Load the bullet 0.010 (ten thousandths) off the rifling('s) and since ( I used H4350) you have H414 load 44.5 grains of H414 and see (what) happens. Make sure you have chamfered the inside of the case mouth so you DO NOT damage the base of the flat base bullet.

 

Walt Berger

Berger Bullets

Technical Advisor

 

An American shooting guru he may be, but he sure aint good wif wurds ! :P:lol:

Link to comment
Share on other sites
Guest
This topic is now closed to further replies.
 Share
Go to topic listing

  • Recently Browsing   0 members

    • No registered users viewing this page.
×
×
  • Create New...