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It would basically be just like a 25/06 if you try them.

Yea it was vaporware for a long time.

I have a 300 Win Mag that would turn inside out with a max load.

Every flavor of No. 1 I've purchased new has included rings. --- While Leupold and Warne do make rings, they are a different color than factory Ruger rings. They generally match new matte finish scopes fairly well.

First load and you went right for max charge?

I believe it is a standard feature now. All the other monolithic bullets have them.

Midsouth, Powder Valley, & Midway all show it in stock.

H4350 will work well for you. I won't argue with picking up some Hunter though, its my favorite powder in 6.5 Creedmoor.

I just picked up 2 cases of custom comps and then the RDFs came up on SPS.

I had the best results with them seated right up to the lands in my 300 WM.

Large rifle primers are deeper that Large pistol primers so you'll have high primers if you try that.

444, mostly because I already have one. Mine is pretty accurate and it's fun to shoot. I don't have anything against the 45-70. It's a good choice also.

I'm certain that Lee Newton will be able to find something for you. http://www.classicsportingarms.com/ruge ... -for-sale/

Dang that is a nice setup! I have the same Leica binoculars, they are pretty handy!

Must have been hard to chamber, the 308 Win case is larger diameter at the shoulder than any '06 based case is at that point.

Sounds like a bad idea to me. 150 Grain is as heavy as I would go.

5 1/2. Two more years and he would have been a world record.

Some guns are just really picky about bullet weight. I have a 308 that shoots 150s into about a 5" group, 180s into about 3" and 165s into half an inch.

I'm having trouble with photo bucket so high resolution photos aren't working. Anyway here is another.

I feel like I could write a book about it. You guys should come over for a beer instead.