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I wonder how long they've been making their own primers? I'll also say i haven't bought any of their ammo in 5 or 6 years as I'd bought several thousands of each cartridge.

10 or 11 is a good choice , but depends on needed velocity per distance with specific bullets will have you deciding. 12 seems to slow unless 168's and under for the majority. 11 can get you upto 185's depending on bullet lengths (mostly not for targets). 10 should get most up to 210's...

I've shot pmc on 308win, 5.56nato (both ars) and 44mag (629) and no failures in 43 years.

and yet, ruger has a 338rcm and ya know velocities are less. if hey would've taken pressure to 65k then it possibly

338lm is all i have experience with, but would like to make a 338wsm for using 230-250gr for short work.

or best i remember

it's not to early if you're Texas quail hunting

We don't need any help or should support nato, who and other world organizations i can think of. NATO would hate to defy the US

My only sig is a 357 p226. There are a few others I'm interested in

For those states that hate AR's it looks to be a good option. Keeping the use of an AR upper makes it double nice!

i have ql, but don't know how to post results like Mike and maybe a few others that have? can you do it off of ql or do you need a file? plus many more questions if i need

not as far as an easy in all in 1 place that i've seen. just have to go to the brands site.

My last update was the July of ? year when the last major update was. Don't think there was another?

i can screen shot in a way or just post typed results?

i don't know how to post data like he does?

maybe the 120mk would be a good replacement for data?

107tgk is as close as there is, but i know it won't help that much.

it does have it if you have the latest updates. it's between cfe223 and h4350

The last I've seen in a store was at academy in Amarillo 4 months ago (cci250). I've seen plenty online in both magnum and non

I don't own any 1911, but others that do from other forums use chip Mccormick and wilson.