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I was referring to the Govt., not the general population. I know that the proof houses serve a purpose, but in this case it seems unnecessary.

Those Germans sure are anal...

I have both, and the 3i is definitely bright glass, but I don't know that I would swap if I didn't need to.

The big 35s might not be long range cartridges, but inside 400 yards they are real hammers.

Closing the eye will lead to fatigue eventually. If he can make it work with a lefty rifle he will be way better off. Shooting left handed will be a big plus with a shotgun too.

I made it out to my dad's this weekend and ran some rounds over another chronograph. The second chronograph confirmed the velocity from the first, so the 2750 is not an error. I also ran a standard Whelen round over the Chronograph using Speer's max load of 66.2 grns to see where it was at...

In 35 Whelen, Hornady weighs more than Nosler, and based on some loads that developed pressure signs, I think Hornady is a bit soft.

I am not sure there is much to be gained with other powders, but it would be worth a look. There isn't enough room in the case to get Speer's max charges in there with the AB. In my Ackley, I can't get within a couple grains of their max charges without some serious compression. Maybe I could...

Here's your part number :7991070 If you can't get them, let me know and I'll have them sent to me and I'll forward them.

He must have had some really thick hide to catch that AB rib shot on the far side. You would think it would have punched right through the far side. Huge animals for sure. That big boy will be some great eating for the next year!

For a powder dispenser?

Wow...those really show great performance. I'll have to pull out my ABs and work up a load.

Looking good.

That will get the job done!

I ran my SD without the one errant velocity, since the others were so close, and it was 3.xxx . Pretty amazing. I'll have more data this weekend.

Thanks for the data points. Looks like I am in the realistic range with my load. Still going to run it over another chronograph, and this weekend I am running 3 shot groups at 4 different seating depths (0.015" increments) and then declaring a winner with a couple weeks to spare before elk...

My dad always wanted a chainsaw with ch, but that looks perfect. What does it weigh?

Fantastic!

I have some freshly formed Nosler Brass, so I can grab 10 out of that batch and see what happens. I have 3 loadings on my Hornady Brass, but I have heard that it can be a bit soft, which is why I ordered the Nosler. I'll have to look for the indicators that you mentioned. Since it was a new...

Sounds like fun!