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Cool! Now I have to ask....Is he gun shy?

I think that load is just fine!

Sure enough fine cooking! I wish you had a trailer load of my wild hogs! :)

Mighty fine!

I don't have a Giraud trimmer but have the Hornady Case Prep thing. It's motorized but very slow.

Thank you Homer! I am forwarding these to others. It is as I suspected.

Model 71 Winchester A real good Model 30 Remington A good Savage 99 303 A 725 Remington A Featherweight pre-65 Model 70 in 270 A good 1917 Enfield A good 03A3

Beautiful shotguns and sure balance well!

I encountered what Gerry did with my 114 7MM mag. I tend to pull the trigger from the right edge. I was not putting my finger across the trigger far enough to depress the lever. I prefer a narrow and smooth trigger and most people seem to prefer a wide and even ribbed one.

I always back off the load I'm using when changing bullets and then work up. I have always seen a change in POI although some might be suitable for big game not suitable for a varmint rifle. In my limited experience, the change has been worse with small diameter bullets than in larger ones.

Agree with TackDriver. Think this primer was very close to blowing.

Fine shooting and a fine buck!

A beauty!

I bought some new Hornady 250 Savage brass a few months ago.

Disgraceful treatment of the young Lady and her Father.

A fine book!

I am working down south of Pecos, Texas. I'm a landman but assigned to construction on a pipeline. Live NE of Lubbock about fifty miles. Have a small ranch property and plenty to hunt but have used decades paying for it. I've been reloading for fifty years and seldom shoot factory ammo. Thank...

I'm a new guy here. I really like your forum. 66 years old and in the oil field. I plan to retire and shoot and hunt all I can. Thanks, Mike