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Not sure if we're still talking about chamber length but.... Here's some of my max chamber length guages. I cut half the neck with a dremel, debur and chamfer. I ream the cut off piece to about. 001" tension on a bullet. Seat a bullet in the case. Chamber and carefully extract, measure and...

My advice is, do not try to make a 6.5 Needmoor a 26 Nosler. Like making a Mazda a Corvette. Lol. Powders that are too slow for useful barrel burn curves will soot your bore horribly (and cause hard carbon rings) and cause unnecessary muzzle blast and recoil. The only sensible solution is to...

Put her to good use this morning. 1 1/2 yrs doe at 150 yards. .308" entrance, 1 3/4" exit. She ran about 20 yds. Good eating!

If you dig it out, try scrubbing the bore with Iosso paste or JB Bore paste and Kroil

75 to 76gr of Reloder 22 or 79 to 80.5gr of H1000 . Most barrels will find happiness with one or both of these loads with 180gr bullets.

Sorry 3300 fps

I know you weren't talking to me but, 150 Ballistic tips and n570!! 3280 fps in a 26"

I forgot to mention, I use Imperial dry lube ( graphite ) in the case necks also. It makes my seating pressures nice and consistent.

Tumble your brass in corncob after annealing. The annealing tarnish is very sticky! The other option is to brush the necks but I would suggest keeping the natural carbon in the necks. For some reason tumbling in corncob takes the edge off of the annealing tarnish but keeps the carbon layer.

No sir, it's all in north Indiana. This week I'm in SW Tennessee hunting but I didn't bring it.

The barrel actually floated during trial fitting pre-bedding. I left two spots of the wood un touched when I ground out for the epoxy, I (installed 3/8 stainless steel tubing for pilars while I was at it.) I wrapped three wraps of electrical tape around the barrel to center it and to insure...

When I was hunting as kid I used to look up at my Dad carrying his 700 30-06, he was my hero back then. My chores were to do brass prep so we could load when he got home from work. When he passed away my brother got his rifle, cut the stock down and rebarrel it for his young kids. A noble thing...

That's the thing, I'm not going to use it. I don't want to work up a load with something that won't last the barrel life. I have 7977, 4955, and 8133. Wish I knew someone who needs them and close enough to trade.

Wish you weren't 3/4 the way across America I'd trade something for some 8133. 8133 came out in the middle of the barrel life of my first 28 Nosler barrel. That barrel is gone and I have pounds left over.

This is the very reason I've stayed clear of every PRC cartridge. Unless you chamber a barrel in an Alex Wheeler reamer your going to have problems. Makes the 7mm Remington magnum look pretty good.

The only option right now is get some ADG 300wsm brass. Neck down and neck turn. Outstanding brass but all that work is a pain.

I spray super77 adhesive on cardboard with cheap tablecloth paper adhered to it. Then put 3/4 orange labels outlined with sharpie and 1" stencil. I'm pretty particular about my targets, but I'm also cheap. Shows up really good at 200 yards.

Dry fire. Dry fire. Dry fire.

This is the single best piece of equipment I've ever owned for reloading. I have the V3. I wish I could have bought one 20 years ago.