Recent content by Guy Miner

Words for this tragedy don't come easily. May God bless you and your family and see you through this. Guy

Seems to me that you took a mighty fine grizzly as well my friend. Guy

Hornady's 44 cal XTP's strike me as pretty tough bullets. I have always liked them, but I don't count on a lot of expansion with them. As others have said, going lighter and faster, say 180 or 200 gr bullets from Nosler or Hornady will likely get you the expansion. Roy Yeager may have some...

I don't think anyone in that store knows me anymore. Used to have several friends who worked there. They just like having a grizzly on their bulletin board! :) Guy

Excellent results! :)

Ya, especially at the 5 yard line in 5 seconds - I didn't have time for a reload. Target is fairly small. Sorry I don't have a photo of it - the targets get whisked away right after shooting and are scored. Guy

Excellent! :)

All of those 7's have great reputations!

Choose the barrel twist for your intended bullet. Most of the bullet makers are good about specifying which twist their long range bullets require.

BTW - I still love the good ol' 45 ACP. What a great cartridge! Enjoy.

It's real easy to throw a light charge or no charge while reloading handgun ammo. Or for some real excitement to double-charge a case! I don't know what happened in your case, but I'm awfully glad that you caught it. Kinda nice in the semi-auto that the squib wouldn't even operate the...

Our local gun shop & indoor range started a new monthly match. It's available pretty much anytime they're open. All from low ready and each is a 10 shot string of fire: 5yards in 5 seconds 7 yards in 7 seconds 10 yards in 10 seconds 15 yards in 15 seconds 40 rounds total. They've got the...

I'm running low on my stash of 200 gr LSWC cast bullets. I'll finish them out by reloading 50-100 more then I'll switch to two other bullets I've had great results with in low-recoil target loads: 185 grain Nosler JHP - bought 3,000 of them back when Nosler/SPS had some great bargains on them...

Yup - the 'smith and the owner can call it pretty much anything they wish. "358 Win Mag" seems like a great description for a 338 bored out to .358" bore diameter. Guy

Aiming at the "8" and the head at various distances: 5.0 grains of W231 is working out well for me. Guy