Recent content by SJB358

Shot some of both and in my opinion the 28 with a great 175/180 is king of the heap. Less recoil than the 30 and higher BC bullets until you get into the real heavy stuff and even then it’s not much better. Just for grins compare a 175 ABLR at Nosler’s top speed with a 210 ABLR in a 30. See...

Congrats on that buck!

That’s a load that’ll really do anything.

Congrats on the bull! He looks like a dandy!

Those new 307’s don’t look too bad. Price is reasonable for the amount of rifle you get.

I have some of the 140’s for a 264 I haven’t tried yet. They seem like great bullets that Speer will get rid of next year ;)

None of those are really “fast” powders. I’ve never seen load data for it before but that is pretty cool stuff. It’ll be interesting when things all get sorted out. It’s a truly neat cartridge. I’d love to have that capability in a Kimber Montana 84L sized rifle.

Hard to believe what we “got by with” when we didn’t have all the fancy stuff. But I’m sure it was all pretty good when you got to put the atlatl down ;)

That’s pretty cool. I’ll take it!

Hopefully they get you squared away. That’s a little heart braking just before hunting season.

I agree. Nothing is going to slip through that.

I haven’t in a 243 but do in a 6mm CM. Works excellent and it’s very accurate. Maybe take a peak at Hodgdons online data and see what they have.

Congrats on the bull and very cool recovery ad well!

I have a Classic M70 264 and a new made 264 and both are pretty easy to situate most bullets to get into the lands and still be within the mag. The chambers they cut were made for old 2 diameter bullets so normal bullets engage the lands under 3.3” most of time. By normal I mean 127 LRX, 140 ABs...

It would be interesting to see what 5 shots of group 6 looks like.