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Thanks! So arbor press and dies? I'll have to take a look at them! Thanks!

Looks awesome! I am new to reloading so bear with me, what kind of press is that? And dies? Never seen anything like that? I have a Hornady? What are the benefits? Todd

Nice work that is a big cow!

Glad to hear you are doing better! Awesome range report! I love the featherweights, especially the 7 Mauser. Thanks for posting!

Wow what a great deer! Congrats!

Our local store had some, I should have picked some up but didn't.

I saw this in a SG store the other day. It isn't even on their website yet. So close to 22, why would they make it? Does anyone have the inside scoop on this?

I just did the Greenhill calculation and it said that for the 60 Grain partition out of a .224, the optimal twist rate is 1-9.5. Here is the link to the calculation. Good luck. http://www.lasc.us/ConversionTables.htm

Thanks for the info!

I love Leupold! I have quite a few gold ring scopes, gold ring binos and a gold ring spotting scope. They are all awesome....but if I was spending $600 on binos I would buy the Vortex Viper HD. They are less than $600 and are amazing. I was leary on Vortex at first too, but not anymore. I have...

Awesome work!

Sweet! I don't know anything about the 6.5-47? What is its parentage? .222 necked up to 6.5?

Wow awesome shooting. What kind of rifle, action, stock and barrel?

Awesome! You are a one of a kind Dr. Mike. Nahum was lucky to have such a mentor. Made my Thanksgiving reading this post!

Wolves?

I have this exact scope. It is great. Not great like a Leupold or Swarovski or Vortex, but works well, takes abuse and holds zero. For the same amount of money, I would prob buy a VXI when they go on sale toward Christmas.

Awesome! Nice work.

Hey David, do you buy 7x57 brass and resize it now? Just a thought...the head stamp would be wrong though. The last time I was at shooters pro shop, 7x57 Nosler brass was like $85 for 50 though...almost as much as 300 Wby brass. Todd

Excellent idea!!!

Expanding the BSB lineup. .277 130 and 150 grains. I could see these bullets being useful in any caliber!