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11-20-2014, 09:41 AM
I would need to see a close up picture of the serrations. I am not familiar with a fluted chamber, that sounds like real trouble to me. If the cases are not cracked you should be able to reload them but again I would want to see a picture.
To a degree a .308 is like a .243 but not as sensitive to slow burning powder as the .243 in light loads. We generally run powder charges around 40 gr in the .308 and my experience has been there is more accuracy in the middle to just under the middle of the load range in .308's where with the .243, we find those sweet spots (harmonically) above the middle of the load range, thus we load them warm to hot.
To a degree a .308 is like a .243 but not as sensitive to slow burning powder as the .243 in light loads. We generally run powder charges around 40 gr in the .308 and my experience has been there is more accuracy in the middle to just under the middle of the load range in .308's where with the .243, we find those sweet spots (harmonically) above the middle of the load range, thus we load them warm to hot.
To a degree a .308 is like a .243 but not as sensitive to slow burning powder as the .243 in light loads. We generally run powder charges around 40 gr in the .308 and my experience has been there is more accuracy in the middle to just under the middle of the load range in .308's where with the .243, we find those sweet spots (harmonically) above the middle of the load range, thus we load them warm to hot.