Recent content by Stillhunter

I don't see them on the website. Any link? Thank you.

That's part of the scam. They take CC info then attempt to have you create a PayPal account to submit the fake order. It all looks legit, until that point. They copied the Nosler site info very well.

I did. Haven't heard back.

Here is an example.

I did check the Nosler site. The scammers copied Noslers website. All product items and Info . Looked totally legit until sketchy check out. I will check with bank in the morning. I did report as a scam to FB.

A Fcebook add, looking looking like Nosler page, with steep discounts like 70% off on most everything. Let's you fill cart then at checkout sends you to PayPal to pay. Seemed off somehow so I backed on out. Am I correct. Even had deals on item Nosler shows as out of stock. FYI

I will grow old before I see another 225, .358 PT again. Doubt they will ever produce them.

.358 225 grain Partition. They haven't done a run in years. Perhaps never will.

Only one. A Springfield heavy barrel "T" model. Build in 1927 for long range target . Missing the top half of the aperture sight. Suppose I should fine one and get it to the bench.

Do you think they will expand enough?

What is the consensus on the 250 grain Partition at 358 Win speeds? I have a couple of hundred. I ran out of the 225s. I would be loading fir a Browning BLR. Varget, Tac, and BLC-2 for powders. Might get 2300 fps. Will be used for Roosevelt Elk at 150 yds or less. I've given up waiting to...

Four actually. A BLR on .308 and a Savage 99 in 300 for deer. A .358 BLR and a Marlin guide gun in 45-70 for Elk.

Shade Tree. I see what you are saying, I think I will need a different sizing die for necking up. The Pacesetter is designed to slip if an obstacle is encountered. Thanks for the input.

Ordered from midway on sale. Not I'm pressed. No way to lock the die nut. It has a O ring. When you remove the die, everything you set comes undone. Not a positive locking system. Also, these .358 Winchester dies will not size up .308 cases. The expander is designed to slip, not break on...