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Most of the manufacturers have been producing what is in high demand.You can't blame them,but a lot of the obscure calibers sold off the shelves a while back.I am still looking for .41 mag bullets from any of the manufactures.No luck yet.I am glad I cast my own bullets. :grin:

Excellent!!, I only wish I could shoot it. :grin:

H4895 works well in the .308 as does IMR 3031.I have used both in my M1A National Match rifle with very good results.I believe you will find the recoil more pleasant on the .308 win.I haven't met too many cartridges that I didn't like , but the .308 is my all time favorite.I have four rifles...

Looks like fun.I am happy that the .375 is work out for you so well.

I killed the largest whitetail buck that I have ever killed with a 742 30/06 when I was sixteen.I always had good luck with the rifle.It shot good for me, but I traded it on a Colt SSA some years later.Darn ,I wish I still had that Colt. :cry:I traded it for a Colt Lightning.Then I traded that...

Seconds on bullets are fine so long as the base of the bullet isn't scared or damaged.That is the most important part. It is the steering wheel of the bullet.I cast a lot of bullets and that is one criteria that I really look at when sorting them.It is probably more of a problem with flat base...

It would be useful if you cast bullets. :wink:

So where do you find them,direct from Nosler?

I use Redding Bushing Neck sizer dies and Competition Seater Die in my .308 target rifles. That eliminated any problems that I had with run out.

I use the RCBS run out gauge.It is fairly easy to use. http://www.midwayusa.com/viewproduct/?p ... ber=310955 I really like the looks of that Hornady tool.I may have to check that out when they are available.

Buy you a can of ReL 15 and a can of Varget.I think you will find a load. :wink:

In a lightweight rifle the .375 H&H can be punishing off the bench.I like my .375 's to weight around 9lbs.Then the recoil is fine.

I have a Pre 64 Winchester featherweight in .308 win that will shoot 1/2" groups.I also have a Heym mannlicher 7X57 that will shoot around 3/4" A Browning Hi Wall traditional hunter in .38/55 that will shoot around 1/2"

I may retire my old Rockchucker,and put the T7 in it's place.

Just wondered if anyone here uses a turret press.If so ,do you like it? I bought a Redding T7 a while back. Just don't have room for it on my current bench.

Maybe they have improved the LEE. I haven't used one in close to twenty years, but the old ones didn't hold up well at all for me.

Some of my hunting rifles will shoot 1/2" or better, but I find it to be the exception and not the rule.Some of my rifles are not going to shoot better than MOA no matter what I do.You may have one of those.You can try bedding the action and floating the barrel.Good luck. Believe it or not I...

+1.... ,I went through a few of the Lees'.They work great, buy break if you load a lot.

I don't believe there are any T Rex's left.. :lol:

We have got a liberal bunch of turds up there right now. Notice the senate rejected the concealed weapons bill.If you travel from state to state you can have a gun but you damn sure better not get caught with it. The second amendment doesn't apply.