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............. The REALLY BIG probelm is that many of the Kalifornian's are moving east and bringing their ideas and problems with them. Look at Colorado as a prime example. I lived in Colo Springs back in '79 and the early 80's and the exodus into Color was massive then. Can't imagine what...

Note: Although the photo shows the .270 cal., the selection chart (scroll down) shows only 210 gr, .30 cal. being available. Be cautious with your ordering.

Interesting topic indeed but to trim or not to trim, Hmmmmm? Most of us are concerened about the cases expanding too much. What happenes if the cases are trimmed TOO SHORT, Say .003-.005 BELOW the specified case length? Certainly there would be some significant expansion once the cartridge...

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It is with a VERY SAD HEART, I post this: My cousin and long time hunting partner of 25 years passed away of Good Friday. He had undergone a major, but successful heart surgery but other complications took their toll. He was 82 years YOUNG. His name is Earl Whitney and he resided in...

Thanks for the help everyone, nowit's "bench time" to get the loads prepared and then some range time to follow. Hope the load development works out as I already have my Wyoming elk tag and await a mule deer tag in the upcoming draw.

... Sorry that I made a mistatement. I meant the 150 PARTITION. My bad. I have 4831, 4350 and RL-22 on hand so guess there is plenty of powder selection opportunities, I just need to find which one works the best. I've had great luck with both the AB and the PT over the years and find no...

My .280 shoots a 140 AB about as good as it gets right now. Had no problems with deer or antelope last fall and also took a nice big cow elk with a .270 pushing a 150 gr. AB so THAT is what is prompting me to up the bullet size. (One can never be complacent). (NOTE: Original post was...

I do, with a piece of lead shot under it. +10

And the liberal gun grabbers laugh on. I just returned from a 5000+ mile, 15 day vacation journey covering Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska, Colorado, Utah, Nevada, Arizona and New Mexico. When/if I saw a gun shop (time allowed) I would stop in to look around. Trust me when I say each shop I...

Title says it all. I'll be loading for my 2, Glocks 40's and need a set of dies to reduce the "smiley's" on the base of the fired cases. Prefer RCBS or Redding.

Stopped in a local Wally World yesterday. Shelves almost TOTALY EMPTY except for 3 boxes or .223's and 5 boxes of 40 S&W and some shotgun shells in various cals and shot sizes. I bought a couple boxes of the .40 S&W's @ $43.00 total. WOW!. I'm still trying to find the components to load .40...

. I use a pair of Ray-Ban (Yellow) Bausch and Lomb (USA) aviator glasses, They auto darken in very bright sun and work excellent. A bit pricy today but you get what you pay for in these type glasses.

Fotis.... "I envy you! I forgot what it feels like!".. Bring your shovel and we'll go out to the range near here. :mrgreen:

I own/shoot two different Glocks, a 23 and a 27 and my wife also shoots them and shoots them well even with her having tiny hands. I carry the 27 regularly. I am considering a laser sight for one or both of these weapons. (In another post, I addressed the Crimson Trace laser grip for the...

Entered first this in the morning. Thanks to Nosler for the great opportunity.

I picked up a set of RCBS Tungsten Carbide (3 piece) dies in 40 S&W and plan to load for the two Glock 40's I own. Plus, I inherited a huge supply of once fired 40 S&W brass. Anyone have a recipe using 150 or 165 gr bullets?

I've had a 23 for some time and just picked up a 27. Both shoot fine and do not seem to have any issues using factory loads. Both barrels are OE. I'm now thinking of reloading for both of them and looking for a recipe using 180 or 135 bullets. In the reloading forum, this comment was sent...

Came into over 2000, once fired .40 cal brass. I have a couple Glock's .40's myself (23 & 27) so plan to start reloading for both of them. Anyone have a favorite recipe for the .40's using 180 grain bullets?

Hydrographic printing has come into play at a fairly reasonable price, about $100 for a standard rifle stock. I thought about having one of my synthetic stock camo coated but have since dropped the idea. The real key to success, IMO is and as others have stated, minimize your movement and...