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Try 72.0 Grains of RL-22. Mine shoots about an inch with that. You could also try 74 GR of IMR 4320

Does anyone have a good seating depth for a 160 Fail Safe loaded into a Remington 700 Classis? I know there's a couple of you on here who owns them in this caliber. I did a search on this last night but couldn't find anything.

You can safely use 72.0 grains of RL-22 with that 160 AB. ..great bullet...buddy of mine SMASHED a caribou at 500 paces with a 200 Gr Ab in a 300 Ultra-Mag this past spring...great choice..

Nosler2, thanks a bunch for replying to my post. I still haven't sold the Kimber, now I'm not sure I even will. it's a really nice piece, I'll never get my money out of it. Gonna have to get on the ball for the Glocks though....but now huntin season is here...bears await..

I get about 2950....also stepping up to a Weatherby too...too slow.

somebody at Nosler "obviously" likes Glock, otherwise the forum would not have this section. I am working on selling my Kimber 1911, (Sorry Mr. Cooper), and purchasing 2 new, OD green Glocks, one a 32, 357 Sig, the other a 20, a 10 MM. The 10 is for traipsing about Alaska when a BIG BORE is not...

I have one in 375 H&H, shoots great, super slick rifle. Plenty accurate...see this pic of a group I shot with mine. http://groups.msn.com/MARKSADVENTURES/s ... hotoID=227

The Zeiss conquest line is basically a American Made German product. Parts made in Germany, assembled here. I have an American series 1 inch tube Swarovski 3-10-40, and that Zeiss beats mine in every way. Light gathering, adjustment tracking, return to zero, eye relief, clarity, and ruggedness...

With a shoulder shot, yeah. But how hard is it gonna be to NOT shoot a deer in the shoulder in your own words of "close range"? The idea is to blow the lungs right out onto the ground so they can't breathe with them anymore right?

You should be able to use Barnes data CAREFULLY. Fail Safe's are very similarly constructed. 180 Swift Scirocco Hodgdon H-4831 70.0 2,929 Remarks: 64,000 psi; compressed 180 Swift Scirocco Hodgdon H-4350 64.0 2,950 Remarks: 63,900 psi 180 Swift Scirocco Hodgdon H-414 62.5 2,959 Remarks...

Thanks gents..I also recently found out that 7828 is not really suitable for 375 H&H loads.

anybody have any data for belted magnums using the new 7828 ssc powder???

Also, just so ya know...that would do fine for the game your after up here. Moose are tough, but no tank, black bear are rugged, but an AB will do them in fine. Caribou can about be killed with a sling shot. Go with magnum primers for the belted rounds though..better ignition for the colder...

If you can wait til tonight til I get home, I can get you some good data...for now my loads aren't that fast, but are superbly accurate in my rifle.

223 243 30-30 30-06 308 358 win 338 win mag 338 ultra mag 300 ultra mag 300 saum 375 H&H 35 whelen 280 rem 7 rem mag 300 win mag 45 colt 44 mag 357 mag 9 mm 45 acp

I sure did, after I posted this request. He says he will sell me a drop in stock of his for $450.00. It's a little spendy, but I am gonna do it I guess. I hate the stock that's on it...one more paycheck...

Gentlemen, I have one of the Colt Light Rifles in 7 MM Rem Mag. You know, it's the one that is sort of an Ultra Light Arms Rifle that COlt bought into a few years back. Superbly accurate rifle, but the stock is about the cheapest tupperware you can get. I can get a stock from the REAL Ultra...

Gentlemen, I have one of the Colt Light Rifles in 7 MM Rem Mag. You know, it's the one that is sort of an Ultra Light Arms Rifle that COlt bought into a few years back. Superbly accurate rifle, but the stock is about the cheapest tupperware you can get. I can get a stock from the REAL Ultra...

HS Precision makes a fantastic stock for the money. It is the one with an aluminum bedding block inside. makes for some fantastic accuracy/consistency in your groups. I have one on a new Remington and I like it. There are also Brown, Bell and Carlson, MPI, Choate, Ram-Line, Etc. But for a REAL...

Well, I plan to do a little wolf calling here pretty soon, then in August, a short sheep hunt, mabe look for a moose..then in October, I am doing a Brown bear hunt on the Peninsula. Can't wait for that hunt, been planning it for several years!