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RL338 replied to the thread Lucked Up On Some Bullets!.Deals like that are hard to come by. -
I was tooling around in my local outdoor store the other day and came across these bullets. 20 dollars per box. Every now and then a...
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No experience wit the Bob, but a lot of experience with the 25 WSSM and many, many other small to medium cartridges and I can say have...
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UPDATE: After responding to your remark from my post I called my gunsmith. His son who takes calls and relays responses to customers was...
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RL338 replied to the thread Did well in Pistol Competition today.Nice job
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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...
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I generally don’t worry about too much twist myself. Most good bullets won’t come unglued that I’ve seen under normal use. I think the...
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I have seen bullets come apart from over rotation due to incorrect twist/bullet combo. I had a good conversation with Hornady, and the...
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What Guy said. If you have a different range of bullets you want to use or try, get the twist rate for the longest/highest BC one you...
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Choose the barrel twist for your intended bullet. Most of the bullet makers are good about specifying which twist their long range...
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RL338 replied to the thread Presses and Impressions.I currently have 2 centerfire presses a Hornady LnL (primary) and a RCBS RCll. Shotshell MEC 600jr MarkV in 410 and a Lee load-all 12ga...
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I started on an RCBS Partner Press. Moved to a Coax probably close to 20 years ago. I also have a Redding T7 that I use a lot with...
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I inherited a RCBS Jr from my dad, who bought it from my godfather. I still load all my rifle loads on it and can only imagine the...
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I started with a RCBS RockChucker and then a Redding Boss. My next press would be a Co Ax, I like the free floating system.
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I’m on my fourth MEC. I had a hydraulic unit in 12 and 20 gauge(2 presses) that shared the pump. They were on my gun safe when the...
