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RL338 replied to the thread 338 Rum and 225/230 gr.Don’t have a Rum , but I would lean towards H1000 or Retumbo. My 340 Wby is a little less case size loves RL-26 behind 225-250gr bullets. -
RL338 replied to the thread Would You Hunt Red Stag w/ this Load?.The calibers I’ve tried Partitions in never liked to be pushed hard. Shot best at a mid range pressure level.
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I just use a light spray of REM Oil. They typically don’t seem to need much but some of the case lubricants are water based. I also had...
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RL338 replied to the thread Protecting Dies.I have a dehumidifier 5’ from my reloading bench. Never had any rust issues as of yet.
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RL338 replied to the thread 200 Grain Accubonds in the 30-06.Haven’t used the 200gr AB in a 30-06 but 200gr + bullets RL-17 , RL-22 , and N555 have worked for me. Still have to try Superformance yet.
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Got my 6 BR bolt back, actually I had removed the ejector several weeks ago, it would ding the case mouths but not anymore. I was not... -
RL338 replied to the thread Got my Pronghorn.Congrats Fotis on the antelope. Harvesting game with a rifle you build is a fulfilling reward.
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Scott: I was shooting from a slightly elevated position. He was not aware and just feeding. In one side out the other. Easily about...
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Went out yesterday to Shirley Basin area. After a little chase stalking and looking I potted this guy. One shot 357 yards. 22...
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I have a lifetime supply. Thank God.
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A great purchase you made. That shotgun is excellent for long range waterfowl shooting. I have a few 10 gauges, and they are very...
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RL338 replied to the thread The lands on a pre-‘64 264 WM?.As mentioned above , load to mag length. If single feeding isn’t an issue for you , then start 0.020” off and work from there. I have...
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find the lands and seat the bullet .010 - .020 shorter as a starting point . if that length ammo fits the magazine box . if it doesn't...
