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I need to turn the necks on my 25-06 brass, Lapua 30-06 necked down, I have never turned necks in many years of reloading. I'm looking at buying a K&M Neck Turner, do I get one with a steel cutter or carbide cutter? Thanks

Beautiful rifle, Scotty!!!! Congrats What is the twist, 10 ? Try some 55g Hammer Hunters, they would be awesome.

Happy Birthday and many more! As an old cowboy told me on my 50th bday while we were hunting on horseback in the mountains "it's all down hill and shady from here,,,,,, both ways".

Sounds like you are getting her dialed in, Jim. It is great to have a dog that can track wounded deer. Good luck with your continued training.

Come on buddy, not again! I have a Rem 280 and love it, but I keep thinking I should make it an AI. You have AI brass and dies, in today's market that should make the decision easier. The good part is you can't make a bad decision.

GOOD!

Nhenry, unless you climb all over the mountains chasing elk, I'd go with a 24", best all a round length.

Wow, very nice, Scotty! What twist rate are those rifles? Some Hammers would be awesome in that rifle.

I believe you are correct, but it looks real simple.

I'm shooting Hammers in 5 different rifles and calibers, all shoot well and are easy to develop a load for. I just ordered some of the new HHT for my 25-06, if they don't work out I can always go back to the Absolute Hammers. The new HHT, tipped Hammers, are supposed to open up better at long...

Excellent, nice shooting!!! I had the same thing happen about a month ago. She thanked me and my Tikka 22-250 with 63g Absolute Hammers. He was dead before he hit the ground.

Winchester Tikka Ruger

Jim, that truck is great! I'd love to have something like that around my place

Our house is heated by a wood stove, I cut and split mostly oak wood from our property. This year we have had several big trees fall from the heavy winter rains. I have 2 Stihl chainsaws and a Stihl limb saw.

Wow buddy, I can't believe you are really doing this! Shoot me an email when you get to Alaska. Best of luck!

That's great, my wife and I had a good laugh!

Excellent shooting! You are set for a light weight mt rifle.

Yes, be safe Jim! Prayers that they get it contained quickly.

I have a Tikka 22-250 with an 8 twist. It shoots 77g TMK, 70g RDF and 63g Absolute Hammers all in bug hole groups. The Hammers are monos and need an 8.25 twist to stabilize, they great coyote medicine.

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