Recent content by Todd NE WY

Unfortunately I was out of time and could not test them at 25 yards. Thank you everyone for the suggestions and questions. Todd

Last night I verified same bottle of powder and I weighed the rounds to see if by chance I had received a lot of underweight bullets, no difference there, in fact bullets are also from the same lot, primers are same brand and size not same lot. Thank you for all the suggestions. This one is...

To answer the questions so far, I would have to verify but I think it was the same lot of powder, firings total may not be exact same number but within 1 or 2, these have never been trimmed so length varies somewhat, primer is the same, I would have to check to see if it is the same lot. What...

I have a good one for you guys to ponder. 2 lots of 41 mag ammo, loaded with same brand case, same 210 gr Hornady XTP, same powder type and amount. Velocity Average within 10fps. Here is where is gets interesting, there is a 4-5" vertical difference in impact at 100 yards. Anyone ponder a...

Given the different case head stamps and possible powder left overs I would scrap the cases and start with new. Brass is cheap enough to not risk it. Todd

Second what @JD338 said.

I used base cabinets and put counter top on them. Before I put the counter top down I put a sheet of, whatever thickness filled the lip on the front of the countertop, particle board for more rigidity. I have my Rockchucker and RCBS 2000 progressive mounted in the opening between the cabinets...

Congratulations, now you are hooked. single shot pistol is nest in line, better start watching fun broker now.

A couple years ago I missed an opportunity on a nice whitetail here in WY same circumstances. When I saw him he was still on the other side of the fence but half the does he was will were on the public side. If I had been 10 minutes later he would have likely been on the public land.

Count me in the no AI for reloading camp. I have a hard enough time using data from the internet even when I know its from good sources, Nosler, Hodgdon, etc. While I like the convenience of comparing loads and looking things up on the web, especially at work. When I set down to figure out...

I know this is from an old post but I will throw out there that a sample size of 3 really isn't even a sample. Shoot 10 rounds letting the barrel cool between shots then see what the data says. Odds are this is just the normal distribution of both shot location and velocity. Todd

.264 Win Mag 7mm Mag .35 Remington 30-06 45-70 6.5-06 338-06 .41 Magnum .264 was the first for antelope, deer and elk and has the most elk. 6.5-06 has killed the most animals, all deer and antelope.

The simple solution to that is to run the hunt like they do in most western states, the permits are unlimited but the season closes once the mortality quota is reached. This eliminates the ability of those groups to decrease the harvest.

Excellent, congratulations to both of you.

Nice buck, good shooting.