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RL338 replied to the thread Hodgon Superperformance in 348 Winchester loads????.https://www.ballisticstudies.com/Knowledgebase/.348+Winchester.html This might be where you saw that. Under tue handloading paragraph... -
Took this Sako L46 Riihimaki .222 in partial trade for my Ruger No.1 6mm. According to my research it was made early in 1952 (SN-80XX)...
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Weighted lead sleds are responsible for cracking the wrist of more than a few fine rifle stocks. Today, the market is flooded with...
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RL338 replied to the thread 416 Bee Update..Fotis nice 416 Wby loads. Critters be aware.
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Nope. This one and the 460 Bee is for coyotes. The smaller 378, 338-378 is for P-dogs! LOL
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Nice work Fotis. The local prairie dogs could be in trouble. 🤣 JD338
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Thank you so much. Can't wait for the 378 Bee next week. I should take the 460 Bee too....
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Next week 281 Hammer hunters in the 378 Bee!
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Tried the 325 gr Stone Hammer bullets along with the 300 TSX this weekend. I am very happy with the results All single digit...
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I know it’s a long shot. Does anyone here have a set in decent shape to sell? Thanks , Rick
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In my opinion and its only my opinion the answer is NO, it's not worth your time to weight sort brass. Weight sorted or not your...
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I typically don’t weight sort my brass. The last few years I’ve been using Nosler, Norma and most recently Peterson brass and weights...
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RL338 replied to the thread Sorting brass by weight.I buy my brass in lots that stay together. There is no need to weight sort lotted brass unless you’re serious in benchrest competition.
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RL338 replied to the thread Entering Hospice.In the beginning of 2017 my Mother was diagnosed with cancer and passed in mid August of that year. She lasted 3 days in hospice. The...
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Thanks Vince. SIL has been at Oregon Health Science University for a Month. Catherine and I drove over Thursday, on Friday we loaded him...
