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H335 is very close to 8208 and easier to find here.

72 gr. Re22, 250 gr.

and they are in stock where?

check how much jump the bullet haas to the lands

they are running 2770 fps

yes, very. put a small line down the length of the lube pad and work it in very well. I use a rag, just a dribble then make sure it is spread evenly over the cloth. then just pick up a hand full of brass, roll them on the cloth a couple times, and your done.

stp oil treatment, only lube I use

Thanks Ernie, just looked up the BC of the ELD-M, will give them a try. But the Bergers do shoot very well in my AR-10, loaded them in the CM because I had them on hand, and they were not suitable for my 6.5 Gibbs.

yeah ,got some for my 338 Edge, not worried much with them, but also have some loaded for my 6.5 CM, was curious how they would work. And thats a bruiser of a buck, congrats.

anyone used them for hunting? Its the closest thing to bergers I can find available, bought them to have something to shoot, got me to thinking, what if bergers are not available in the future.

have no idea what your asking, or even if you are.

remington use to load a150 gr. in the 35 remington when the single shot pistols first took off.

my 20 tac didn't like the bergers so I use the 39 gr. blitz kings with good results

why can you walk in any store and find every hornady bullet made, any small rifle primer made ,look online and hammer has everything they make in stock, but nosler and berger bullets are nowhere to be found?

not a Gibbs! looks close to a 6.5/06 AI 6.5 Gibbs beside a 270 have an old copy of handloaders guide to cartridge conversions in my reloading shed will see if there is mention of it edited to add ,nothing in my conversion book on it.

buy you a 10 ga. single shot, shoot 1 3.5" turkey load off a bench each week for 10 weeks, you will find out those sissy rifles you shoot that you thought kicked, don't. pay my receptionist on your way out.

ok, you know way more than me, been at it 50 years and can't learn annything

group within a group says one thing, your rifle doesn't like the seating depth you are using. I try to start most bullets around .030 off the lands to start depending on the rifle.

have looked at the RCBS matchmaster, has the 2 feeder tubes like my autoscale but at 900 bucks thats a bit much, thinking about the hornady, has good reviews from what I have saw.

thats what I am going to miss about my autoscale, it was a powder dispenser with a balance beam, you could visibly check the zero on the beam after the charge was weighed. as long as the hopper level was kept aabout the same, it always threw charges right on the money. Am having problems with...