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Final load? What's the fun in that? There's always something that shoots better, right? You just have to find it. 😉

As far as the performance, there are a number of reviews on YouTube where they exercise it pretty extensively, in comparison to the LabRadar and the Magnetospeed, including tests where those units could not measure the velocity accurately, if at all, and the Garmin worked on all of them.

Well, even if that's the case, there's still an easy solution. Since the battery charges via a USB plug, you can always just connect it to a power bank and run off of that. Unless the battery is totally fried and won't take a charge at all, that solution should work just fine 99% of the time.

I've used my ProChrono unit for years to do my load development, but I've often thought about upgrading to something better. There are times when the weather or light conditions just make things tough on an optical unit. I know lots of folks use the Mangetospeed, but that one never caught my...

Why not the 200gr Hornady?

I'll shed no tears for any of them. Wayne has been grifting for decades, and running off everyone who tried to correct the situation. And the BOD is mostly a bunch of spineless enablers. It's a shame that the organization was not capable of cleaning up its own mess, but that's the reality. They...

The 200 Sierra is a little hard to find, but the 200 Hornady is usually available. I plan to include it in my tests.

Well done!!

No, it's way, way overdue. About 25 years past time.

That's good feedback, thanks. Bullets were new manufacture, so that's not the issue. And it is quite possible that the fault is mine, but I've never had that happen before. As I mentioned above, a member on another forum warned me about issues he had experienced with that bullet, but now I'm...

Appreciate the feedback, Guy. I guess it's what I get for being an early adopter, lol. Someone has to do the grunt work. I will post more on this as I am able to do some bullet tests this year. It will be an interesting experiment, to be sure. Stay tuned, folks. I will update as more...

After doing some research, I found GT Bullets online. This is the bullet I'm going to test as a possible replacement, when I can get some. Right now, they are about 7 months behind on shipping. https://www.gtbullets.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=3&products_id=86 In the meantime, I...

So, I thought I would pop back in here to report my results from using my new .360BH and my reloads for deer season this fall. As some may remember, I had settled on the 180gr Speer JSP as my bullet of choice, using Accurate 1680 powder, at about 2300fps. To cut straight to the chase, the...

Too inhumane to the bears.

Have you checked with RCBS to see if they have a different seating stem for spitzer bullets?

Well done!!! I think maybe she deserves a nice Henry of her own choosing. 😉

God's paintbrush doing work this morning here in the Bluegrass. No filters, this is real life. Makes me grateful to be able to enjoy life again. It's the little things. Brian

"Hold my beer." 😁

But Accurate has their 2495, 4064, and 2520 which falls into that range.

It explains why you can't find large rifle primers anywhere these days.