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I know that this question will have different answers for different rifles and different powders. However, IN GENERAL, which of these two bullets gave you better, or easier to obtain, accuracy?

Yeah for you and Fotis.

Oh man, that is a beautiful drive. We are very happy that you suggested we take that route. Caleb and I mentioned a couple of times, that if 191 was not a "mountain road" then we were not sure that we would want to go on what you would call a "mountain road". LOL

Patrick, that looks familiar. Is that the road you sent Caleb and I on?

Thank goodness you have auxiliary power. That good planning on your part. I need to get a generator here, since we lose power frequently.

Wow. That is fantastic news! Congratulations.

Then most likely, there is something wrong with the die or the die set-up.

Honest Albertan, sometimes, chambers are out of round, or the bolt face isn't square to the chamber, or there may be other physical things with the rifle. I had a 300 WSM that I had to heavily resize with a small base die to get the bolt to close easily on the resized brass. It turned out that...

Welcome to the forum. Differences in reloading manuals can be disconcerting. I try to follow the old adage of "starting low and working up". I have had a few surprises when a "low" load yielded "high" velocities (and corresponding pressures). Personally, since I can measure velocity, but not...

Congratulations on doing some fine work. It must be great to have the tools and skills to do such work.

Well stated, Gil. You took the words right out of my mouth.

I turned 74 yesterday and when my wife asked me what I wanted to do, I said, "Since you, and everyone else, won't let me take the chainsaw out in the woods by myself anymore, how about we go out and clear a few deer trails that lead to an area where I want to set-up a hunting stand?" She said...

Yes, vehicle buying can be stressful, especially when you are working against time. I have found some "salespeople" to be less than truthful. Good for you for working through the process and getting something you are happy with.

If you can afford your house/apartment payment, car payment, and groceries, go for it. Sounds like a cool cartridge.

Too much of a good thing.

Yep. I can see why that would be satisfying. Looks like your load development is done.

Thanks for the info. Nice work.

Reloading can have that effect.

Wow. It takes some dedication to get that old rifle shooting again. Congratulations. What bullet did you go with? Powder?

Yep. Fishing is great therapy!