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If they are going to open for one last hurrah I will grab them for you.

I'm glad I stock up whenever I can. I have several thousand of every size, and never buy less than 1000 at a time.

I would agree...those that publicly contribute here are the nicest and most polite on the internet.

Just wanted to update this one. Bedding was successful and I am now getting groups instead of patterns. The shot at 9:00 was prior to the first scope adjustment, which then resulted in the 3 shot group in the center. It measured just under 1". Made one more adjustment and hit dead center...

It was more of a "Hey...let me know if you want me to pick them up for you". I don't know if they will be open next week or not.

Yeah...hard to believe. Over the years that was the place to go for everything. My first pellet rifle, pocket knife, etc were all bought there. Thousands of primers, bullets and untold pounds of powder too.

Guy... They have Sierra 300grn .375s for $9 a box.

If you have ever been to Spokane, and you have any inclination to hunt or fish, you have likely heard of the White Elephant. After 75 years they have decided to close up. Prices now are pretty ridiculous., if you can find something you need. Here is my haul of bullets and mounts. $150 out...

Wow - that is great performance.

The Brown-Whelen and the 9.3x62 would be virtually identical. I have a couple of AI Whelens, but I'm keeping a lookout for an FN or a Husky in 9.3.

You need to use the advanced editor...not just the quick reply. In the top row, just below the subject line, hit the

I use it in the 308 too.

Where are you located?

That should work!

1-4x and 1.5-5x is all I have bought in the past 10 years or so. I have higher power scopes on a few rigs, but low power variables or fixed 4x are what have been getting used for all my hunting lately.

That's great. I'm really liking the 1-4x range scopes. Tons of field of view at 1x.

The 375 and 300 are the same head dimensions, so I would think that would be the correct one.

Crimping also improves ignition with full charges of slow powder, so there are multiple benefits to doing it.

I've used H335 with great success in my Ruger #1. 3 holes cutting each other. Old RCBS Cast manual shows 30-32 grains of 2400 in the Ruger for a 425 cast.

I'm just on the North side...if you want some help, let me know.