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Those 2 powders are a great start, but be sure and try RL-25....makes for fast and accurate loads...that's what I use in my 7 MAG and 160 AB's..it fills the case up real full which seems to work better in belted magnums

Rb, interesting your an accuracy nut.. I too want groups ya can't even see as three rounds...I feel like if your rifle doesn't finally get a 180 or 200 Accubond shooting to .75 inches, trade it for one that will. Every rifle I have fooled with using Accubonds have responded superbly with...

Rb, you ever make any headway out of all these opinions on these forums? I used to get on several in a night and try to ask a lot of questions concerning reloading, killing stuff, and just general knowledge, but I came to the point that it's just better to get a buddy that thinks almost like you...

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Ruttinbuck, you may want to try a flat based bullet like the 180 Partition as opposed to a boattail..rifles with a slow twist seem to like them much better, and besides, that 180 or nearly any type is better than a 165 of any type...Kootenay is right about bears, smaller don't mean it's a...

Ok, Nosler...when is your brass going to be available for purchase, and can you give us an indication of it's real, no BS cost..say for something mainstream like 7 Mag, or 30-06??

Nosler, thanks for the reply. I tried to send this out last night but the net wasn't working too well.....(too many bullet orders) I personally cannot afford one of those BADASS rifles since I am a poor old GI, but would at least love to see them in normal calibers..maybe some fool will have to...

I realize you guys are freaks for the new short "magnums", but how about you guys building that new rifle of yours for next year in a 7 mm,..7 Weatherby, 7 STW, or 7 Ultra Mag? If it shoots that good, a lot of guys would like to own one for "the rifle", you know, the one they always grab when...

I realize the need for perfection. I nearly went crazy the ast 3 weeks tring to find the right combo for my 7 mag with 140 Accubonds. It shot fantastic with 160 AB's and I COULD use those, but dangit, I want to use the 140's for deer. I just don't need that 160. So, I feel your pain. Good luck...

I've been reading this thread since it started and frankly, I cannot seem to find fault with either the bullet's performance, or the fact that it achieved full penetration of this animal even if the bullet rested under the offside skin. Those bullets in the above pics look fine and very...

Jay, don't bother sending your dies back or bother calling the MFR..you got a drill at home?? Take out your expander ball and de-priming stem. GENTLY !!!!! Chuck this into your drill and get some 400 grit emory paper and spin all hell out of the shaft and hold the emory paper to the expander...

Here is a link to my website and the groups I fired today with the Colt Light Rifle, 7 MAG. http://groups.msn.com/MARKSADVENTURES/s ... hotoID=216 [/img]

Thirdgrader, interesting name you have there.. First let me tell you this, anyone who says AR's are not accurate needs to shoot one first, then start talking. I have a Bushmaster carbine version, 16 inch barrel, sort of heavy, not a bull barrel. I use a lot of Hornady V-MAX 60 grain bullets in...

Republicans everywhere hope so! HA HA

Wow..I'm in sme badass shooting company...we need to take some of you guys with us to Iraq and let you guys do some shooting there...right on top of the roofs with a big box of Accubonds....and your favorite rifles...them "insurgents" wouldn't stand a chance..

Well, that sounds just about right for the fast magnums...deer just buckle right up. I ran the load with 68 Grs yesterday and it did really well, even considering my barrel was fouling the groups looser and looser..how fast is that 67 GR's load you have?? Are you running a 24 inch barrel? That's...

Has anyone tried the 140 AB's in the 7 Rem Mag yet? Any data? Nosler, can these be loaded using the same data as a 140 BT?

Sportsman, your using the wrong powder. Simple math. Try 72.0 gr. of RL-25, 66.0 gr- IMR 7828, 70.0 gr-H-1000, or 63.0 gr-RL-22 with a 160 Accubond. You could also tey 63.0 gr-IMR 4350 behind your 150 BT...half inch in my rifle. That 72 gr of Rl-25 and 160 Accubond runs 3090 out of my Colt...

Well, I know they aren't really custom barrels, but Remington's Custom Shop barrels are pretty dang good. I have had two different 385's from them and had great results. My present 375, an Alaskan Wilderness Rifle, has about the best inside finish I have ever seen on a stainless steel barrel...

Consistency is the key I think. I just got a HS Precision stock for my new Rem CDL Whelen. It's the aluminum bedded version. I hope it shoots as well as it looks.