sounds like maybe a problem caused by the powder settling in the hopper ? some powder measures have a baffle available , to keep the weight up off the measuring cylinder . maybe you could make some type of a baffle , to see if it helps .
this roll might be melted a little more than necessary . I had my grandson for a week , and he was my helper .
if you do this , and it's not enough , you can always melt it more .
talking about the enduron powders , I don't think it's a matter of "IF" it goes bad , it's more a matter of "WHEN" it goes bad . my opinion is , it should have been all recalled .
it's got to be a bad chemistry issue . too many guys having this problem . a problem never seen before ...
If a guy did many skulls , the beetles would be the good way to go . I'm not sure how you keep beetles alive during the off season . or how much the cost would be to get started with beetles .
you did a nice job , I'm glad your daughter likes it .
it's flagging tape season . I needed a new roll of flagging tape , and I thought I'd pass along a tip for keeping a roll of flagging tape from unwinding . I clamp a nail in my vice . heat it up with a propane torch until it's plenty hot . press the roll of tape against the hot nail ...
since guys are giving opinions on other bullets , here's mine . I've killed more whitetails with the Hornady interlock sp bt bullets , than all other combined . I hunted Kansas with a group of guys , a few shot 300 REM Ultra mags and 165 gr ballistic tips over H1000 powder . for...