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It looks like they are listening https://youtu.be/llR0G_N5rlc

My PA-10 was a little sticky on extraction. I used a 50 cal. muzzle loading brush and really cleaned the chamber, then wrapped the brush with a piece cloth and used metal polish on a battery drill. Night and difference. YMMV I'm going on 750 rounds with no issues. Dan

Sorry to have used the wrong terminology, optimal charge weight it is?

I'm not looking for cloverleafs with a semi, I'm new to the platform. The 300 win. mag bolt was easier to get 3/4 MOA with RL-22.

The load work up will be done at 100 yards. I will be shooting 150 grain Nosler partitions, Nosler ballistic tips and 168 grain Amax. Just trying to see if the bullets have a preference for different powder charge of Varget. I have 200 yards available to me most of the time and if I drive a ways I've got a 300-yard range I have access to.

I had a Yamaha FX1 with a Riva pipe engine work and pump work made about a hundred horsepower and it was a ball to ride when I was in my 20s now that I'm 54 I don't think I dont think my back would let me,

Finally got to check buffer tube length, 7 3/4" . Added 1/8" Delrin spacer to drop tube length to 7 5/8. As far as I can tell nothing is hitting anything else, no marks on receiver, buffer or BCG. Buffer weighs in at 5.6 OZ. Done tinkering, time to shoot!!

Thanks for the link mley1.

What gas block are you using?

I really like the gun, I was a bit nervous about a $579.00 .308 but it's fugin awesome!! 500 rounds in with NO hiccups, everything functions great. I have the longer buffer tube marked Pa-10, added 2 tungsten buffer weights to slow BCG a bit. Topped with a Vortex Crossfire. Shoots groups like below with little to no effort. Will be doing ladder test with Varget and many different bullets soon. Good shooting, Dan

Found the site looking for a Varget load for my New PSA PA-10.