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I just read the post on powder tricklers then, in the shower, thought to myself: I'm glad my balance doesn't measure powder to the 0.01 grain. Otherwise something inside me would make me stand there until I had it just right. If it measured to the 0.001, same thing. I think some of you can...

Lot's of good advice above. Let me just say I have a great powder trickler, but it's much faster to simply shake my spoon. Yes, a kitchen spoon. You get to know a load and scoop it about right every time. When the pointer on the balance rises toward zero, I use a little shake of the spoon...

Scotty, If, according the rule of thumb, your .35 Rem case is exhausted by the time it's stretched enough to receive a third trimming, and with LVR it takes about 22 firings to stretch enough for a trim, I imagine you'll get about 60 rounds out of a case. I might cut that in half just to be...

Exactly.

I'm in the Colorado Rockies. Elk and deer and small game. Antelope on the plains. I use the same 220 load for elk and deer. Thanks for the welcome, all.

I crossed this post via google. And thought I'd let any 35 Rem owner know I've been working with LVR and settled on a load with 43 grains of LVR and the 220 Speer for 2,200 fps. Groups very consistently at 0.5" at 50 yards with iron sights in my 336. Although this is over published max, the...