AZTEC

Analyse your brass and find the right setting using your machine!

Comes included with MARK II Annealers

Got a MARK I Annealer?

To install AZTEC on a MARK I, download the installer HERE

INSTRUCTIONS

PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE USE

Basic operation and selecting a function

AZTEC is self-prompting and very simple to use with minimal technical expertise. Once AZTEC has been installed into your annealer, the start-up display will show:

MODE SELECT

< AZTEC >

For all selections the cursor is controlled by the ( - ) and ( + ) buttons. To select the desired mode (AZTEC, AMP MATE SETUP or STANDARD), move the cursor so that the desired mode is pulsing then press (START).

To go back a screen or to exit a mode press and hold the ( - ) Button and then press (START)

Selecting STANDARD will activate the original software with the original programs. Note: AZTEC generated annealing codes must not be used in STANDARD mode. The two systems are completely different.

Selecting AMP MATE SETUP will allow you to adjust parameters within the AMP MATE if you have one connected.

If you have selected AZTEC, firstly "Patent Pending” will show, and then the following options: ANALYSE, and RUN. Use the + button to scroll to your choice, then press Start to select.

Analysis mode

Select Analysis mode from the AZTEC menu

The display will show "ENTER PILOT NUMBER”, with three zeros and the suffix 'A' by default. Insert the correct pilot into the annealer.

CHECK THE AZTEC SETTINGS PAGE FOR WHICH PILOT & SUFFIX TO USE FOR YOUR CASE!

If your cartridge does not appear, it is because we have never received samples. We are happy to add new cartridges to our tables. For instructions on sending samples, click here

Note: The actual pilots remain the same as for our standard programs. Those same pilots have been assigned a three-digit AZTEC code with a single letter suffix. This code instructs the annealer as to which cartridge it is analysing. Some of our pilots have a B prefix engraved on the top such as B29 for 300 Win Mag. Please ignore that B. It just stands for "belted” and has no relevance to the AZTEC codes.

To enter the pilot code, use the ( - ) and ( + ) buttons to change the value and the (START) button to enter it.

If at any time you make an incorrect entry, just hold down – and then press Start at the same time. This will take you back to the main menu. Start again.

For example, Pilot #11 should be entered as: 011 (Letter)

Once the correct pilot code is entered, the display will show "ANALYSE” This means it is ready to go. Insert your sacrificial case into the annealer and press (START). The annealer will start heating the case. You will hear the annealer running and then stop.

Do not remove the case until the red Start light goes out.

Take care when removing the case from the annealer as it will be VERY hot. Make sure you have a suitable heat proof tray to deposit it in. It is also useful to have a pair of pliers handy. The case will have heated right up to melting point. Depending on the case shape, occasionally they can stick a little in the pilot. Note: ANALYSE mode will not harm your annealer. Make sure to remove the case after the red light goes out and eject it from the shell holder. Otherwise heat will transfer to the brass shell holder grip, which may become uncomfortably hot.

Once the red Start light goes out the display will show a four-digit Code number, and "USE” will be pulsing.

WRITE THIS NUMBER DOWN

Note: the annealing code generated is specific to the brand, lot number and neck wall dimensions of the sacrificial case. If you wish to anneal a different brand or lot number of the same cartridge, you must analyse another case for that batch i.e. Lapua 308W will be different from Remington 308W.

The annealing code will not be stored to memory in the annealer. If you wish to carry straight on with annealing a batch of cases, select "USE”. Now "RUN” will be displayed with the code. Beside the code will be a 0 and a * program lock. See "Advanced functions” for an explanation.

Insert the first case and press Start to activate "RUN”, and your first case will be annealed. This display will remain for the annealing session. Anneal each case by pressing Start, as with our standard programs.

Note: in all instances AZTEC will anneal quicker than our Standard programs for the same case. This is because it operates in a different mode. It will also sound different. You won’t hear the familiar "tick-tick-tick” that you are used to.

If you are starting a new annealing session and already know the code for your cases, there is no need to sacrifice another case. Just select RUN from the starting menu. Then insert the correct pilot, enter your code and start annealing.

Selecting the sacrificial case

It is important that the sacrificial case is representative of the cases you are going to anneal. The two most significant factors are neck wall thickness and case weight. If cases have been accurately neck turned that makes the task simple. If not, use a ball micrometer to check neck wall thicknesses. We suggest checking say ten cases and selecting an average representative.

For more detail on this process click here

There is some debate about the merits of sorting cases by weight for competition shooting. We can’t comment on the benefits or otherwise on downrange accuracy, but we have found that case weight affects the correct annealing setting more often than not. We always sort customer samples for case weight as part of our laboratory procedure when calibrating standard program settings. You don’t need the most sophisticated scales for this task. We use a simple digital scale accurate to 0.1 g. We are not looking for tiny variations. We treat anything over 0.5 gr. as potentially significant. Two grains or more will frequently affect the annealing outcome. For hunting cases the difference is inconsequential. For competition, every bit matters.

Provided the brass is generally of good quality, there will be minimal variation in annealing across a whole batch if the best median case is selected as the sacrifice. With match quality turned and sorted brass there should be virtually no annealed variation.

We recommend that the sacrificial case should be fire formed and unsized. That is when cases should be annealed in the reloading cycle. There can be minor but significant differences in the code which AZTEC will allocate between sized and unsized cases.

We have found no difference in the code allocation using clean or dirty cases. We have also found that trim to length dimensions (within reason) have no effect on the code allocation.

Advanced Functions

As mentioned in "Analysis mode”, after a sacrificial case is analysed and USE is entered, the display will show RUN with a 0 and a * program lock to the right. The 0 gives the user that ability to customise their annealing even further.

To access the 0, firstly the * program lock must be opened. Just hold down the + button for two seconds and the * will disappear. Now the +/- buttons can be used to select up to six incremental adjustments up or down. (+) = more power for a softer finish and (-) = less power for a harder finish. These adjustments have been calibrated to give the same annealed hardness (HV) increments regardless of the cartridge. This means that the HV value per step is the same for say a 22 Hornet or a 338 Lapua Magnum. Each step represents approx. 2.5 HV, so that four steps will give approx. 10 HV up or down.

We always recommend that the ANALYSE generated code is used, because in our opinion it gives the optimal neck and shoulder annealed hardness. We do understand however that many reloaders will appreciate the ability to experiment.

AZTEC Pilot codes

Calibre	Cartridge	Comments	Pilot Number	Pilot Code
Calibre	Cartridge	Comments	Pilot Number	Pilot Code	Calibre	Cartridge	Comments	Pilot Number	Pilot Code
17	17 Hornet		43	043 A	Calibre	Cartridge	Comments	Pilot Number	Pilot Code

17	17 Hornet Ackley Imp.		43	043 A
17	17 CCM	(ex-22 CCM)	78	078 C
17	17 VHA		78	078 A
17	17 Mach IV		02	002 D
17	17 Rem. Fireball		02	002 D
17	17 Rem.		18	018 A
17	17 / 223 Rem.		03	003 A
17	17 AccuRat		01	001 A

4.6 mm	4.6 x 30 H&K		78	Sample required

19	19 Gopher		78	078 A
19	19 Badger		02	002 E
19	19 Carlson		02	002 A
19	19 Carlson PPC5		86	086 A
19	19 Calhoon		43	043 A
20	20 VCC		02	002 A
20	20 SCC		02	002 A
20	20 Vartarg		02	002 A
20	20 Extreme	(ex-222R)	04	004 A
20	20 Tactical		03	003 A
20	20 Practical		03	003 A
20	204 Ruger		19	019 A
20	20 AccuRat		01	001 A
20	20 BR		10	010 A
5 mm	5/35 SMc		10	010 B

22	22 CCM		78	078 C
22	22 Hornet		43	043 A
22	22 K Hornet		43	043 A
22	218 Mashburn Bee		02	002 C
22	221 Rem. Fireball		02	002 A
22	222 Rem.		04	004 A
22	222 Rem. Rimmed		04	004 A
22	222 Rem. Mag.		05	005 A
22	22 PPC		01	001 A
22	220 Russian		01	001 A
22	22 BR (ex-6 BR)		10	010 A
22	22 Dasher	Note: download latest software version released 7 May 2019 to validate pilot code.	52	052 C
22	223 Rem.		03	003 A
22	223 Rem. Ackley Imp.	Note: download latest software version released 25 May 2019 to validate pilot code.	03	003 B
22	5.6 x 50 Mag.		06	006 A
22	219 Donaldson Wasp		53	053 B
22	225 Winchester		44	044 A
22	22 x 47 Lapua		50	050 A
22	224 Valkyrie		85	085 A

22	22 Nosler		80	080 A
22	224 Wby. Mag.		07	007 A
22	22.250 Rem.		07	007 A
22	22.250 Rem. Ackley Imp.		07	007 A
22	22 Creedmoor		17	017 C
22	220 Swift		08	008 A
22	220 Swift Ackley Imp.		08	008 A
22	223 WSSM		46	046 A
22	22 - 243W		11	011 C
22	22 - 6mm Rem. Ackley Imp.		09	009 C
22	22 Cheetah		70	070 C
5.7 mm	5.7 x 28 FN		78	078 B

6 mm	6 x 220 Russian		01	001 A

6 mm	6 x 47mm	(222 Mag based)	05	005 A

6 mm	6mm x 223 Rem.		03	003 A

6 mm	6mm Hagar		62	062 B

6 mm	6mm PPC		01	001 A

6 mm	6mm PPC Plus 50		01	001 A

6 mm	6mm Grendel Imp.		16	016 A

6 mm	GAP 6mm GT		73	073 B

6 mm	6mm Fat Rat		16	016 C

6 mm	6mm AR Turbo 40		16	016 B

6 mm	6mm BR		10	010 D

6 mm	6mm JDP		10	010 A

6 mm	6mm BR Ackley Imp.		10	010 A

6 mm	6mm BRX		64	064 A

6 mm	6mm Dasher		52	052 A

6 mm	6 - 250		07	007 A

6 mm	6mm Creedmoor		17	017 B

6	6mm SIP	(ex-6.5 Creedmoor)	11	011 C

6 mm	6mm Fat Dawg		73	073 A

6 mm	6mm International		50	050 C

6 mm	6mm XC		50	050 B

6 mm	6 Mojo		07	007 C

6 mm	6 x 47 Lapua		50	050 A

6 mm	6mm Smack		50	050 C

6 mm	6mm Swiss Match		50	050 C

6 mm	243 Win.		11	011 C

6 mm	243 Win. Ackley Imp.		11	011 A

6 mm	6 SLR		11	011 A

6 mm	6mm Competition Match		70	070 B

6 mm	6mm Rem.		09	009 B

6 mm	6mm Rem. Ackley Imp.		09	009 A

6 mm	6mm Shankle		70	070 A

6 mm	243 WSSM		46	046 A

6 mm	6 - 284 Win.		12	012 B

6 mm	240 Wby. Mag		B49	049 A

25	256 Win. Mag		01	001 B
25	25 x 45 Sharps		03	003 A
25	25 - 35 Winchester		62	062 A
25	250 - 3000 Savage		07	007 C
25	250 - 3000 Savage Ackley Imp.		07	007 C
25	25 x 47 Lapua		50	050 A
25	257 Roberts		09	009 C
25	257 Roberts +P		09	009 C
25	257 Roberts +P Ackley Imp.		09	009 D
25	257 Roberts Ackley Imp.		09	009 D
25	25-303		34	034 A
25	25 Souper	(ex-308W)	11	011 C
25	25 x 284		12	012 B
25	25 WSSM		46	046 C
25	25-06 Rem.		14	014 D
25	25-06 Rem. Ackley Imp.		14	014 D
25	257 Wby. Mag		B15	015 B
25	257 STW		B23	023 A
6.5 mm	6.5 BR		10	010 D

6.5 mm	6.5 Rem. SPC		53	053 A

6.5 mm	6.5 x 50 Japanese		07	007 B

6.5 mm	6.5 x 52 Carcano		11	011 A

6.5 mm	6.5 Grendel		16	016 A

6.5 mm	6.5 x 54 Mannlicher		70	070 C

6.5 mm	6.5 x 55 Swedish		09	009 A

6.5 mm	6.5 x 55 Ackley Imp.		09	009 A

6.5 mm	6.5 x 55 TRI		09	009 A

6.5 mm	6.5 Addiction		09	009 A

6.5 mm	6.5 GWI		09	009 A

6.5 mm	6.5 XC		50	050 B

6.5 mm	6.5 x 47 Lapua		50	050 C

6.5 mm	260 Rem.		11	011 A

6.5 mm	260 Rem. Ackley Imp.		11	011 A

6.5 mm	6.5 x 308 Palma Imp.		11	011 A

6.5 mm	6.5 SLR		11	011 A

6.5 mm	6.5 Creedmoor		17	017 A

6.5 mm	6.5 x 57 R		09	009 E

6.5 mm	6.5-284		12	012 A

6.5 mm	6.5 Rem. Mag.		21	021 C

6.5 mm	6.5 x 65 R		75	075 A

6.5 mm	6.5- 270 Win.		14	014 A

6.5 mm	6.5 - 06 Baer		14	014 A

6.5 mm	6.5 Sherman (long)		75	075 A

6.5 mm	6.5 - 06 Ackley Imp.		14	014 A

6.5 mm	6.5 Sherman Short Mag.		72	072 A

6.5 mm	6.5 PRC		20	020 C

6.5 mm	6.5 SAUM		20	020 C

6.5 mm	6.5 SAUM GAP 4S		20	020 C

6.5 mm	6.5 x 270 WSM		51	051 B

6.5 mm	264 Win. Mag.		B15	015 A

6.5 mm	6.5 x 300 Wby. Mag.		B30	030 B

6.5 mm	26 Nosler		66	066 A

27	6.8 Rem. SPC		53	053 A

27	270 Ren.		43	043 A
27	270 Max		04	004 B
27	270 Win.		14	014 A
27	270 WSM		51	051 A
27	270 Wby. Mag.		B15	015 B
7 mm	7 JI (John Illum)		02	002 E

7 mm	7mm TCU		03	003 A

7 mm	7 BR		10	010 C

7 mm	7 / 30 Waters		62	062 A

7 mm	7 - 08 Rem.		11	011 A

7 mm	7 x 57 Mauser		09	009 B

7 mm	7 x 65 R		75	075 A

7 mm	284 Win.		12	012 A

7 mm	284 Walker		12	012 A

7 mm	284 Shehane		12	012 A

7 mm	280 Rem.		14	014 A

7 mm	280 Rem. Ackley Imp.		14	014 A

7 mm	7 x 64 Brenneke		B15	015 B

7 mm	7mm Sherman Short Mag		72	072 B

7 mm	7mm BBM		69	069 A

7 mm	7 x 61 S&H		B58	Sample required

7 mm	7mm Rem. SAUM		20	020 C

7 mm	7mm Saki	(RSAUM Improved)	20	020 A

7 mm	7mm Rem. Mag.		B15	015 A

7 mm	7 - 270 WSM		51	051 A

7 mm	7 - 300 WSM		21	021 A

7 mm	7mm WSM		21	021 A

7 mm	7mm Wby. Mag.		B15	015 B

7 mm	7-300 Win. Mag.		B29	029 A

7 mm	7mm LRM		22	022 B

7 mm	7mm Practical		B29	029 A

7 mm	7mm Dakota		22	022 A

7 mm	7 x 300 Blaser Mag (7mm Stumpy)		22	022 A

7 mm	7 x 66 Vom Hofe		31	031 A

7 mm	7mm - 375 Ruger		38	038 A

7 mm	7mm - 300 Norma Mag.		67	067 B

7 mm	7mm - 300 Norma Mag AI		67	067 C

7 mm	7mm Blaser Mag.		65	065 A

7 mm	7mm STW		B23	023 A

7 mm	7mm Rem Ultra Mag.		24	024 A

7 mm	28 Nosler		66	066 B

7.5 mm	7.5 x 55		57	057 A

30	30 M1 Carbine		02	002 B
30	30 TNT Supermag		04	004 B
30	300 Blackout		02	002 B
30	7.62 x 38R (Nagant)		02	002 C
30	7.62 x 40 Wilson Tac		04	004 B
30	7.62 x 39		33	033 A
30	300 HAM'r		18	018 A
30	30/30 Win.		62	062 A
30	300 Savage		07	007 C
30	30 Herrett		53	053 C
30	30 BR		10	010 C
30	30 BRX		64	064 A
30	30 Dasher		52	052 A
30	30 BRS	(30 PPC)	01	001 A
30	30 Rem. AR		25	025 A
30	30 x 47		50	050 C
30	308 Marlin Express		26	026 A
30	308 Win.		11	011 B
30	30 - 40 Krag		09	009 D
30	30 TC		07	007 C
30	30 x 57	(ex 8mm Mauser)	35	035 A
30	30 - 06 Springfield		14	014 A
30	30 - 06 Springfield Ackley Imp.		14	014 A
30	30 - 284 Win.		12	012 A
30	308 Otey		63	063 A
30	300 H&H		B29	029 B
30	300 PRC	Note: download latest software version released 7 May 2019 to validate pilot code.	31	031 B
30	300 Rem. SAUM		20	020 A
30	308 Norma Mag		B27	027 A
30	30R Blaser		B30	030 A
30	300 WSM		21	021 A
30	300 Ruger Compact Mag		28	Sample required
30	30 - 338 Win. Mag.		B15	015 B
30	300 Win. Mag.		B29	029 A
30	300 Wby. Mag.		B30	030 A
30	300 Wby. Mag. Ackley Imp.		B30	030 A
30	300 Jarrett		B23	023 A
30	300 Dakota		31	031 A
30	300 Blacktornado		67	067 B
30	300 Norma Mag.		67	067 A
30	7.82 Lazzeroni Warbird		40	040 A
30	300 Rem. Ultra Mag.		24	024 B
30	30 - 338 Lapua Mag. Ackley Imp.		37	037 C
30	30 Nosler		66	066 A
30	30 - 378 Wby. Mag.		B32	032 A
30	7.62 x 53R		59	059 A
30	7.62 x 54R		59	059 B
30	303 Savage		50	050 A

30	303 British		34	034 A

7.65 mm	7.65 x 53 Argentine		35	035 A

7.7 mm	7.7 x 58 Japanese		14	014 C

32	32 - 20 WCF		02	002 B
32	32 Miller Short		02	002 B
32	32 Win. Special		62	062 A
8 mm	8 x 50R Lebel		69	069 B

8 mm	8 x 57 Mauser		35	035 A

8 mm	8mm-06		14	014 D

8 mm	323 Varntresk		14	014 D

8 mm	325 WSM		21	021 D

8 mm	8 x 68 S		31	Sample required

8 mm	8mm Rem Mag.		B23	023 B

8.5 mm	8.5 x 63		75	075 B

33	338 Spectre		82	082 A
33	338 Federal		11	011 B
33	338 Marlin Express		36	Sample required
33	338 - 303		34	034 A
33	338 - 284 Win.		12	012 A
33	338 Gibbs/Scoville	(ex-35 Whelan)	14	014 A
33	338 - 06 Ackley Imp.		14	014 D
33	338 Ruger Compact Mag.		20	Sample required
33	338 Win. Mag.		B15	015 C
33	338 WSM		21	021 C
33	330 Dakota		31	031 A
33	338 Blaser		22	Sample required
33	338 Super	(ex-300 Wby Mag)	B30	030 C
33	340 Wby. Mag.		B30	030 A
33	33 Nosler		22	022 A
33	338 Norma Mag.		67	067 A
33	338 Rem. Ultra Mag.		24	024 A
33	338 Edge		24	024 B
33	338 Lapua Mag.		37	037 A
33	338 Lapua Mag. Ackley Imp.		37	037 B
33	338 Terminator		37	037 B
33	338-378 Wby.		B32	032 C
33	338 Excalibur		B32	032 B
33	33 XC	Note: software released 28 March 2019 or subsequent must be loaded onto annealer to enable pilot code	92	092 A
33	338 Sniper Tac.		56	056 B
33	338 Raptor		84	084 A
33	338 - 375 Cheytac		56	056 A
33	348 Winchester		21	021 B
35	357 Maximum		04	Sample required
35	357 Magnum	Note: software released 28 May 2019 or subsequent must be loaded onto annealer to enable pilot code	81	081 A
35	35 Remington		50	050 A
35	358 Win.		11	011 B
35	350 Rem. Mag.		21	021 C
35	35 Whelan		14	014 D
35	358 Otey		54	054 A
35	35 HRC		B15	015 A
35	358 Norma Mag.		B27	Sample required
35	358 S. Times Alaskan		B23	023 A
35	35 - 300 Dakota		31	031 A
35	358 S. Times Alaskan		B23	023 A
36	360 x 2 1/4 BPE		35	035 A
9.3 mm	9.3 x 62		B15	015 B

9.3 mm	9.3 x 64 Brenneke		54	054 A

9.3 mm	9.3 x 66 Sako		B29	029 C

9.3 mm	9.3 x 74R		B23	023 B

37	375 Winchester		34	034 A
37	375 JDJ (x 444 Marlin)		35	035 A
37	375.06 Ackley Imp.		14	014 E
37	375 H&H		B30	030 B
37	376 Steyr		63	063 A
37	375 Ruger		38	038 A
37	375 Wby. Mag.		B39	039 A
37	375 Dakota		31	Sample required
37	375 Sniper Tac Ackley Imp.		56	056 A
37	375 Rem. Ultra Mag		24	024 A
37	375 - 338 Lapua		37	037 A
37	37 XC	Note: software released 28 March 2019 or subsequent must be loaded onto annealer to enable pilot code	92	092 B
37	375 Lethal Magnum	Note: download latest software version released 27 May 2019 to validate pilot code.	B93	093 A
37	378 Wby. Mag.		B32	Sample required
37	375 EnABELR	(Mark ll only)	88	088 A
37	375 Cheytac		56	056 A
37	375 Spinella	Note: download latest software version released 27 May 2019 to validate pilot code.	508	508 A
38	38 - 40 Win.		10	010 C
38	38 - 55 Win.		61	061 A
40	40 - 65 Win.		45	045 A
40	40 - 70 Sharps Straight		14	014 B
40	40 - 82 Win.		60	060 A
40	405 Win.		54	054 A
10.4 mm	10.4 x 38 R	Note: download latest software version released 7 May 2019 to validate pilot code.	74	074 B

40	450/400 Nitro Express 3		41	041 A
40	408 Cheytac		56	056 A
41	41 Rem. Mag.		10	010 F
41	416 Taylor		B15	015 A
41	416 Rigby		40	040 A
41	416 Ruger		38	Sample required
41	416 Rem. Mag.		B23	023 B
41	416 Dakota		41	Sample required
41	416-338 Lapua Mag.		37	037 D
41	416 Wby. Mag.		B32	Sample required
41	416 Barrett		401 (Mark ll only)	Click HERE for details
The 416 Barrett is a unique case. We have only received one batch of samples, and they have very heavy/thick neck and shoulder walls. They are original Barrett head stamped. The sample neck walls ranged from 0.022" to 0.024" with an average of 0.023". They take much more power to anneal than even the heaviest 50 BMG cases. We can achieve a very consistent anneal, but not with even our highest Standard program. Likewise, our AZTEC Analyse mode times out before the correct datum is reached. Therefore, we have established a custom setting to anneal 416 Barrett. Firstly, select AZTEC Run mode, and then enter code 4093. On our samples that gave a perfect anneal. As with most cartridges, we expect there will be lot to lot variations. We suggest users check their cases for neck wall thickness first. If they match our samples, then 4093 will be accurate. We are more than happy to test and confirm calibration for any samples customers choose to send us, in particular if neck turned. We have now tested the latest 416 Barrett/RUAG brass. Un-turned, the necks average 0.020", and AZTEC Run mode code 4088 is correct. Turned to 0.019", AZTEC Run mode code 4080 is correct.
41	404 Jeffery		38	038 A
43	43 Spanish		21	021 B
43	43 Mauser		21	021 B
44	44 Rem. Mag.		10	010 E
44	44-40 WCF		10	010 E
44	445 Super Mag.		50	Sample required
45	45 Raptor		50	050 B
44	444 Marlin		35	035 A
45	45 Colt		83	083 A
45	454 Casull		52	052 B
45	458 SOCOM		55	055 A
45	450 Bushmaster		77	077 A
45	45 - 110		B29	029 C
45	45 - 70 Govt.		45	045 B
45	45 - 90 Win.		60	060 A
45	45 - 120	Sharps Note: download latest software version released 25 May 2019 to validate pilot code.	94	094 A
45	450 Marlin		20	020 B
45	577 x 450 Martini Henry (Mark ll annealers only)		91	091 A
45	458 Win. Mag.		B15	Sample required
45	450 Rigby		40	040 A
45	450 Nitro Express 3 1/4"		68	068 A
45	500 x 450 Nitro 3 1/4"		68	068 A
45	460 SW		50	050 B
45	458 Lott		B30	030 A
45	460 Wby. Mag.		B32	Sample required
47	470 Nitro Express		68	068 A
47	475 Turnbull		21	021 B
50	50 AE		74	074 A
50	500 SW		71	071 A
50	50 - 70 Govt.		69	69 A
50	50 Beowulf		71	071 A
50	50 - 110 (510 Kodiak)		65	Sample required
50	500 Nitro Express		B32	032 A
50	500 Jeffery		79	079 A
50	50 BMG	Mark ll only	501	501 A
50	50 BMG McMurdo Imp.	Mark ll only	503	503 A
57	577 Nitro Express 3		90	090 A
50	505 Gibbs		89	089 A