Recent content by Lazy Bushman

They are awesome. There is a Facebook site for them as well with a bunch of testimonies and projectile recoveries. Grouping is excellent. I started by simply using my standard load and simply swapped out the projectile that they grouped really well, so well I have never bothered to try and...

nice. I never got to try the inter bond sadly. The accubond was my go to for a tough bullit in my 7-08 before going to the Atomic29. I also have had awesome results with the 139gn Interlock. I can't recall recovering an Interlock (could be wrong) but I was able measure accurately the level...

I'm constantly amazed at how easy the 7-08 is to load for.....I'm pretty sure that you could use baking powder and it would group nice with the right amount

They entered the Australian market some months ago....beginning of the year maybe, I can't recall as I don't look at primers as I have plenty. Reviews and conversations in the Australian shooting community suggest there are no issues, but again I don't watch it too closely

Here in Australia we pretty much have zero pistol powder. I'm not aware of any new powder for pistols in the last couple of years.....hmm maybe drips and drabs of some of the Vihtavuori stuff but buggar all. 90+% of pistol shooters are simply shooting factory these days. Rifle powder is not...

I shoot a lot of SST's. I'm impressed with there performance and when you consider how much cheaper they are to Nosler's then they represent excellent value for money.

were you getting pass through on coyote's or were they staying contained in the animal?

Hi all, I noticed the other night when I was showing my daughters boyfriends some shooting stuff and came across some targets where I had been doing load development with 62gn Varmageddon's in my 223. I completely forgot about them and noticed that with 2208 (Varget) they were grouping really...

I don't shoot much at rifle ranges so can't say I have measured the difference. I also don't have a great amount of nickel plated brass either, but what I have noticed is that both nickel and non-nickel do produce the same amount of dead in game.....yet to notice one more dead than the other :)

I would presume so for the most part. I would also presume that manufacturers have some form of commercial agreement to help each other out in times of need. Happens in a lot of industries eg vehicles manufacture, banking, technology etc. They will also source parts from each other to fill...

I use Reloading Studio (https://reloadingstudio.com/) but I use an old version before the guy moved to a SaaS model. I haven't tried the SaaS solution but I suspect it has at least the same features as the old one that you install manually. One thing I like is that it will give you an...

Fairly certain that 4350 is made in Australia under the label AR2209 from ADI Powders. Taking into consideration the exchange rate, your $78 USD would get you 2.2lbs here of the same powder (we no longer sell anything smaller here). I'm still sitting on a bit over 18lbs of that particular...

wow those prices are more than what I think we pay here

I think this is similar to USA World Series baseball too.

I have never noticed the listing of brass. I just checked the ADI website and they make no mention of it. I would expect they would start with new brass, mostly for convenience. I wouldn’t expect them to reload many as again my assumption is that they would have pre-loaded a bunch of...