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Free market economy and open competition does wonders for innovation and price for consumers.

I have a MKV 24" non-brake and some MKV 26" braked. Braked is less than 30.06 for sure, but hard for me to compare as my 30.06 is Braked. I do recommend either double ear plugs, or the best you can buy. Just my opinion.

Well I decided to stay off politics here

A thing I was told by Hodgdon, even though powders have not changed, primers today are hotter than a couple of decades ago, so if using the same recipe, chances are loads would be hotter.

You are right

Paul, if its S&W you can laways change the rear sight blade. They come in different heights. As far as front sight, wouldn't you need a shorter one?

Mine are in New Haven, except for one 375H&H which was S. Carolina.

All my Winchesters M70 are the Classic Stainless model, all CRF and I am not sure how they compare to others. They are CRF.

I asked the foreign owned question in another discussion. That worries me

I'd love to see load/testing results on this. Might want to try it in my M70 300WBY Good luck in your development

If cases and loading data are made available for other cartridges, then I would definitely consider it. I just can't see me buying another rifle. I still ahve a few I have never fired.

I’d love to see how that works out. Looking for ideas for a 30-30. It’s a marlin 336C

I read somewhere that SAAMI is about 40% above and European might only be 25% above. Homefull someone more informed will let us know

I am just thinking my 308 becoming a 300WM

Good question. Furthermore, how would every OTHER cartridge benefit?

All rumors I heard, nope! But until it hits the market, it’s all rumors CORRECTION: quote from Federal's announcement "The Peak Alloy case is also reloadable when following Federal’s lab-tested processes and data."

Personal experience with Hornady products. Loaded ammo I tried, 22-250, 300 WBY, 300WM...waste of money, popped primers...inconsistent I also don't like their brass and only used their projectiles for cheap fun when suppiles were limited. Again, personal experience and preferences.

I apologize, I missed it. I only asked, because that looked like something that happened to me while resizing cases. Hopefully Nosler does the right thing here

Great job and good luck on the hunt. Nilgai is one of the best tasting Antelopes