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I didn't know that Sierra, made ammunition. I have never measured runout, and really would have no idea how to do it. My most accurate rifles shoot under 1/2 MOA, and the worst about 1.5". They all seem to be adequate for hunting.

Kimber 280 AI, and a post 64 Model 70, 7mm Mashburn as backup, both for elk. The Kimber in fairly new and has yet to fulfill its mission. Both are using 160 Nosler AB's up front.

I spent a couple of fun filled weeks on a wildfire near Pittsburg Landing, a few years ago as well as a couple of other similar events in the Salmon River Canyons. It's never fun, having flown in both fixed wing and rotorcraft, I think the Helicopters are more stable. I love that country and...

Long ago I got rid of all my Weavers as I transitioned to Leupolds. I still have a majority of them but Zeiss is working its way into the herd. While I understand your desire to keep the rifle within the period, if you are going to hunt it at all you will need something newer for optics.

What is most relevant is that I have not hunted or killed a moose, Wolverine, mountain lion ( passed twice), white tailed deer, Coues deer, grizzly bear, polar bear, muskox, buffalo, nor any African game. Most of the rest listed here have been on my list, including one Wolf.

I have been reloading since the late 60's, none of the events mentioned here surprise me. Lately I have decided that I am going to cut my costs on sizing lubricant. This so far as cost me postage to RCBS twice, three other stuck cases that I was able to remove myself, and last but not least, a...

Very nicely done Guy, your skills are admirable.

My first fire job was in Reedsport. My first two Rosevelt elk, spike and 5point, were south of there in the Calapooya tree farm. I would like to hunt them in earnest again, however times have changed and I doubt I could get one out of the woods by myself. My heart has always been in NE...

Like Guy, I throw them away. I have many 100’s of 45 ammo. I don’t need to mess with two primer sizes. I have shot them and noticed no difference, it would be pretty hard for me to see much of a difference. Sort them and shoot them, nothing wrong with them .

It doesn’t get much better than that. You a have a great load right there, congratulations

Really nice and looks like great quality. It will last you a while

.223 and 45 ACP, my hunting rifles are all ready to go, no need to mess with them anymore.

We used to go to Lolo Sporting goods in Lewiston Idaho. Speer bullet, seconds were sold in paper sacks. Have not been back there for years

RL-15 allows my 308 to shoot tiny little groups, in the sub 1/2 size. I love it and use it in my .223

Weighing primers ? What is the objective?

I have been using imperial for decades, and have only cleaned my dies a few times. I have never had an issue that I know of. I do wipe my cases down with a coarse cloth, and am very careful to not overuse the sizing wax. A little goes a long ways.

I have thousands of everything, except powder

Like you I have never had any problems with them, hope that you get it worked out.

The PARTITION, is never the wrong choice. It's been around for 50+ years and few bullets out there can match its performance.

My all time favorite is my Winchester Post 64, 300 WM. Bought it and started hunting with it in 1970. It is very accurate and still consistently a 1/2 MOA rifle. I have killed more elk and deer with it, than any other rifle i own. It is also my heaviest rifle so I am trying to move away with...