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Check out the Gempro 250. It more expensive but in my opinion the best value for your dollar. Also, the reviews are really good.

Thanks for sharing! I'll have to go the same with my Weatherby.

I have been using IMR 7828 for my Weatherby and happy with the performance. Lately I started to test H1000. How far are you seating your bullets. Larry

Where did you get that target? I would recommend doing load development at longer ranges. Most expert would recommend 300 yards as a minimum.

Check out the Gem Pro 250 scale. It's very accurate. Also, check out the reviews online.

Thanks for sharing.

Did you measure the head space before and after? Also how far are you pushing the shoulders back?

Look at gem pro 250 electronic scale its super accurate. Also check the Redding pressings and equipment.

Check out this video it was a lot of help when bedded my action http://youtu.be/Q1Wbrj9yJpA Larry

Watch the below video. He starts covering head separation at about 4:35. http://youtu.be/_CKSowbV6Fo Larry

Nice rig!

Nice thanks for sharing. Question does your rifle have a lot if free bore? Larry

I could swear the deer know they are being photograph.

Does the bullet weight match your barrel twist?

Good read. Should you full length size or neck size after annealing?

Both are good. But check out the bullets you plan using. But note that 7mm bullets have higher BCs. Larry

From what I have read on other forums they say to sort your brass by one grain groups. But personal i have not noticed any difference when I have wieght sorted my brass. As far as case prep goes consistency is key to getting repeatsble results. Larry

Which game or trail camera would you guys recommend? I need some with good range and long battery life. Planning to set one up in the high desert. Thanks, Larry

Sounds like this could be a marketing issue from Nosler. Is the Accubond suppose to replace the Partition? I like the Partition design but I'm turn off by the deformed tips. The reason I reload is to have complete control over my loads. I take a great deal of time measuring ever grain of powder...

Words to live by. I always make it a point to work on one thing at a time. Also, I never leave anything on my bench or leave loads half way finished.