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I have levers in .22 Mag, 30-30, 30-06, .38-40, .358 Win, .44 Rem Mag and .45-70. They are a hoot to shoot and hunt with, and I've taken... -
It is in 45-70 though 🤣
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30-30 is good but the 35 Rem is better in my humble opinion:D That 360 Buck Hamer is like a 35 Rem with just a few feet difference in...
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Ralt71 replied to the thread Lightweight terror.Great find! Can't wait to hear how it shoots.
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When this first generation Rem 700 Titanium in 7mm saum popped up recently I couldn't help myself and bought it immediately...
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I try to get both accuracy and speed but if the accuracy is less than top end load well, that works for me. Achieving both is something...
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Ralt71 replied to the thread What would you do?.I've done this before in the past. What I started doing some years ago is labeling my rounds. I have a reloading notebook that I just...
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I have never been gutsy enough to load a full tray before seating the bullets.
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I’m only pushing the envelope with two cartridges, the 257 Roberts and the 275 Rigby, (7x57). Both are very old cartridges loaded to...
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I’m in the accuracy first camp. However I’ve begun to use monolithic bullets, and muzzle velocity is more important now as it was with...
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Love accuracy! And I've often found it as my loads approach or reach the published book maximum. I've seen this with the 7mm Rem Mag...
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I never had a chronograph down through the years to check my velocity due to the fact that the areas I hunt do allow for shots from...
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I always aim for accuracy potential first. If I can achieve accuracy and velocity, within safe pressures in my rifle, I will happily...
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Ralt71 replied to the thread Velocity and accuracy.I have noticed the same. If I back off a little from the fastest possible speed within the safe spec of the load I get a tighter group...
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Hello, it seems most handloaders enjoy pushing the envelope when it comes to velocity, always risking more pressure for the sake of a...
