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Very nice Jim it looks like quality equipment. Can"t wait to see the results.

I have been down the new bullet path numerous times, the Speer GS, the TSX, the TTSSXX, the Game King, but I always go back to the PT, or the newer AB. They have worked for me for decade after decade, and have no interest in changing, Besides when you already have an inventory, new components...

You got that wrong, if the 3006 had not been invented, a gaggle of cartridges would not exist.

I have a single stage Herters press that was new in the early 60's and still gets the job done, I have been loading for the 300 WM since 75. A wonderful cartridge and great elk hunting cartridge.

JD all of those attributes are also available in the 06 with even heavier bullets and a little better overall performance on the top end. Out of the three ( and I owned them all). I prefer the 280 AI, it's just the next step up.

Hopefully he gave you primers, powder, and bullets they are very hard to come by now. Lots of help here, what cartridges will you be loading for?

The muzzleloader is SOLD, thanks sorry Don.

Got it Don, I will let you know, as I said it't pretty much like new. Of course it's at home and I am in AZ but transport can be arranged.

Dale I will make you a "very good" deal, on a like new, Thompson Center, Hawken 50 cal. . Also can throw in some bullets etc. PM me if you are.https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0065/ ... 1572143089

We passed.

Long ago and in a far away place (oops wrong story) I also had five, a 03 Custom , 721 Remington, and two post 64 Winchester Mannlichers . I now I have a Springfield original, arsenal rebuild, the 721 is a 35 Whelen, and the 03 custom is still with me. As others have said you can't have to many.

The 280 AI, gives you 200 fps , and 300 more ft pounds of energy out to 500 yards, than does the standard 280. They both weigh the same, can carry 4 rounds in the magazine, but one gives you a little more. I call my AI a light 7mm mag, as it's performance is slightly less than that of the 7mm...

They are beautiful guy, thanks!!

Internet ""It is recommended that the cast bullet be 0.001 to 0.002 larger than the bore."

From Montana Bullet Works website "Sizing diameter is a critical element in the accurate cast bullet load formula. In rifles, I recommend a cast bullet that is .001 larger than the nominal groove diameter"

I will die before I run out.

Very nice Don, very nice, that should get the job done!!

I found 138 of the . 308 bullets you are looking for. PM for a trade. :grin:

This has been on the table for several years, here on the left coast. As electric cars became more popular the states realized that they were losing revenue, because they (the states) were not getting the gas and diesel taxes from those cars. I don't think that it went forward, but with the...

I have my long term stuff, stored in a large insulated box, lined with plastic and covered with old sleeping bags, blankets and misc, all sitting on a concrete floor. I believe that the three layers and plastic reduces moisture transmission as well as slows temperature increases and decreases...