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It was a very wonderful thing you two did for someone! Hats off to both of you.

My young neighbor is a hard working person with a young family trying very hard to make ends meet. He works his butt off. He had tried...

Yes, the 39gr load shows promise! Unless the third shot decides to go astray.

I always had very good luck with IMR4064 when using the 52gr, 53gr bullets.

As I remember 2 tight 1 out, seat deeper.

I have been using the Forster dies since they were Bonanza BR dies, I have had excellent results with them.

The replies already given summarise my practise. I've never used the Hornady dies, though I would imagine that they work well. When I...

Excellent shooting by your Grandson! How old is he?

Your results suggest multiple reasons for why groups open after three shots. It could be shooter fatigue at the bench, which is what I...

I started using Forester (Bonanza BR Dies) in either '77 or '78. When I bought my straight-line seater die and since then they are I...

The R9.5 primers should still be fine, provided they haven't been stored where it is hot and they have been kept dry. The R9.5 primer...

I have 500 primers left out a Brick of Rem 9-1/2's I bought in May of 1976, I stopped using them in September 1977 when I switched over...

I personally prefer blued steel and walnut. With that said I do like the Boyd's laminated stocks and have had a few of them, I don't...

Good? My, my, my, will the accolades never cease?:unsure: Glad to help.

These also have been sitting in there from about the same time frame also. They are 80gr "Powerlokt"3.65 HP's with a price tag of $3.65...