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Good shooting!!! Should be ready to pick off coyotes across the pastures.

BB gun - Red Ryder Rimfire Rifle - .22 Browning Semi -Auto Rimfire Pistol - .22 Colt Woodman ( Just like Guy's and still have it ) Centerfire Pistol - 9mm Browning Hi Power Centerfire rifle - .244 Remington 760 Shotgun - .410 Remington 870 WingMaster

I would not touch it imo. I rather reload the way I have reloaded my ammo using the typical brass we use. Using something new to us is not for me. I'm happy with the speed my rifles gives me, no need to go faster.

6 x 284 is nice, not just a speed demon, but accurate. I love my 6.5 x 284 With the 6 x 284, you should get speeds in the 3400+ range with 105-107's.

I agree.

I do this too. I check both lots by checking H20 capacity as well to see if they are very close in volume. I would check them out again by shooting them at long distances.

Blackbuck : 7 STW / Rem 700 Sendero / 140 Ballistic Tip Impala : 7 STW / Rem 700 Sendero / 140 Ballistic Tip Axis : 7 Mag / Sako M995/ 150 Ballistic Tip Nilgai: 338 Lapua / Sako / 250 GameKing

Been looking for those for years, it shot very well in my .308

https://www.nosler.com/300-weatherby-magnum 210 LR Accubond / H1000 load data is in here

Good shooting Ernie. Nice stuff. The 6.5 PRC may be my next caliber. Love those flat shooting 6.5's.

I have experienced better groups by switching brass. I use three brands of brass, from best going down would be Lapua, Nosler and then Norma. I have ditched Hornady, Remington, Winchester and Federal brass back in the days for some of those reasons. Some of the other reasons are cracking at the...

Congratulations to your niece on her bull. The smile says it all.

That is sad, it will be a while before Powder Valley gets back up on its feet. They have been using reasonable prices compared to some other suppliers. Hopefully soon they be up and running.

It was a .244 Remington Model 760 with 6mm 80 grain Remington soft point. I was young and excited and rode in the back seat of a truck. A friend of my Gramps invited us to hunt on his 10,000 acre ranch. We rode down a dirt road, and a small 8 pointer was on the road and it jumped into the brush...

If your goal is for deer, look for deer 6.5 - 7mm sized calibers that you never had, if looking for an elk and deer rifle, look for bigger calibers such as 30 calibers and up. Heck, RL33 uses a 460 Weatherby with a 500 grain bullet for deer. :eek: Kidding aside, he has other bigger critters in...

That is good shooting there. I don't underestimate the .223 with those heavy Bergers. I have occasionally seen some .223 guys show up at the 600 yard match with their long barreled .223's and outshoot everyone.

Nosler sells Trophy Grade 110 Accubond and Partitions as well. I prefer to reload for better accuracy and its cheaper too.

The 257 Bee has lots of speed, I would settle for Accubond or Partitions in case you hit bone. In my opinion, Ballistic Tips will fragment hitting bone especially from 257 Weatherby speeds, you will be fine with double lung shots, just stay off bones.

I have used RL 22 and IMR-4350 with 150 Swift Scirroco, and 150 Ballistic Tips.

I do still use the websites to get my data, I rarely open the reloading manuals unless I don't find the bullet weight / charge data. I recall a few shooters and a gunsmith tell me " Rely on the books for your reloading data, not the internet"