200 Jacks

F/TR is the international full bore class for .308 and .223, currently being trialled around Australia.
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200 Jacks

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Just interested in comments from anyone who has the 200 Jacks going well?
I'm half way through development with them but summer heat and mirage has forced me to stop.
I've got them to run anywhere between 2680-2740fps and found some low SD numbers.
The difference from most I guess is I'm running a 9T barrel and chamber is cut for the jacks. It will also shoot 185 Juggs it seems but not tried them yet. Anyone?
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Re: 200 Jacks

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Any advice from the regulars who use them?
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Re: 200 Jacks

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Maybe no one has them going well.... or maybe keeping info a little secret? I'm sure that they (Jacks) don't like being jammed in my gun, yet to finish development due to weather. But they look promising.
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Re: 200 Jacks

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Rebel105, I do not use the Jacks, but see the link below, the prep work part 1 and 2 for the worlds is worth a read:

https://www.autotrickler.com/blog

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Re: 200 Jacks

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yep read that blog... I'm using the Williada method of development, now to do the free flight tests so hoping it comes together. I'm using a 9T barrel which I'm told isn't a regular barrel for FTR, but with a short bearing surface with the jacks I'm hopeful it will work.
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Re: 200 Jacks

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Howd'y Fellas,
Where does one buy the Jacks, it who be interesting to give them a go.

Thanks
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Re: 200 Jacks

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Richie,
Michael Hall imports them direct to QRA store. Nil stock for a couple of months now. Michael tells me more coming in soon.
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Re: 200 Jacks

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Rebel - I'm going to try them with a Hardy 9tw and a reamer to suit. I'll be bringing them into NZ tho. Swap notes later on maybe?
The FPS they tune in look pretty similar to other 200s. The guys I've spoken to in the US and Canada playing with them speak highly of them.
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Re: 200 Jacks

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I’m following this thread as I am developing a load with the 200.20x but don’t many of them...so if the Jacks look good I might swap. I have a 10T Maddco.
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Re: 200 Jacks

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What freebore have people found will suit the 200 Jacks?
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Re: 200 Jacks

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RDavies wrote:What freebore have people found will suit the 200 Jacks?


It would seem 8 - 12 thou would be a good starting point as per the below article. :D

https://www.autotrickler.com/blog/road- ... e#comments
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Re: 200 Jacks

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Jarrod Robertson wrote:
RDavies wrote:What freebore have people found will suit the 200 Jacks?


It would seem 8 - 12 thou would be a good starting point as per the below article. :D

https://www.autotrickler.com/blog/road- ... e#comments

I think .008”- .012” was the bullet jump, not the freebore
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Re: 200 Jacks

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RDavies wrote:
Jarrod Robertson wrote:
RDavies wrote:What freebore have people found will suit the 200 Jacks?


It would seem 8 - 12 thou would be a good starting point as per the below article. :D

https://www.autotrickler.com/blog/road- ... e#comments

I think .008”- .012” was the bullet jump, not the freebore


Touche, I should have read the question properly :oops:
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Re: 200 Jacks

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RDavies wrote:What freebore have people found will suit the 200 Jacks?


KP Ballistics: Recommended freebore is .100 in., my chamber is around .120 in. and I would say it is the max I would suggest.

the suggestion also is that they prefer much greater jump than say a Hybrid - the talk appears to be around .030 - .040
Use vld stems for seaters
FPS - they seem to be tuning in around similar speeds to 200.20x - i.e low 2600 - high 2600 - low 2700
I don't have specific experience yet as mine are still about a month away.
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Re: 200 Jacks

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Are they much better than anything else out there for the extra cost?
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