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Most of my rifles are for hunting so 50 rounds or less, plus if I am low on ammo it forces me to use a different gun. Also I don’t want to leave a bunch of loaded ammo for my Wife to deal with if I pass suddenly she will have enough on her plate with all of my guns.

I saw LR Magnum bricks for $89 on line several times over the last few weeks. It’s honestly cheaper for me to order several bricks on line and pay the fees than it is for me to drive my truck around looking for primers. I live extra rural so it’s 100 miles to the closest Cabela’s.

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A quick snip and you can do both.

All this 44 mag talk made me go out and get a new can of H110 so I can feed my 44 Mag Contender over the summer. Will be easier on the old hands than the 35 Remington.

We had some of those on the shelf this morning at the local Academy here in WV, same price. Didn’t buy any since I am stocked deep with CCI .

I just loaded a ladder in 30-06 with 150gr NBT with Grand. Haven’t shot it yet. It metered well too.!

I plan on buying a Ruger #1 in 308. Just need to save a few more dollars. Have seen a few on Gunbroker lately that were out of my price range. They had a 1967 #1B that went for over 5k.

Already have the 280 covered. Picked up a NIB #1B back in 2020. Still haven’t gotten around to shooting it yet.

I use to like shooting the big bores. After messing up my shoulder and a few bad disk I have reduced my fire breathers. Now I am going lighter on the recoil I need a #1 in 308 to add to my micro boomers.

Love them #1’s.

Color the case with a black sharpie and try to chamber it. If it doesn’t chamber there should be a shiny spot where it’s rubbing. That will at least show you where the problem is and you can go from there.

I got an offset charcoal smoker to cook up some hind quarters. Maybe even a turkey this spring.

I have shot the 120 and 140 gr in my Ruger 77RSI 260 and both grouped great. Ended up using the 140gr NBT for deer hunting and it has performed flawlessly.

I walked down to my stand the other day in the holler and the hillside was covered in turkeys.

From someone who has spent a lifetime working with his hands and having both wrist surgically repaired I can say the Frankford Arsenal prep station works great.

I think they have new solid base 64 grain bullets also.

I typically wait about 2 minutes between shots.

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I always liked the heavy hitters when I was young. Recoil never bothered me until I injured my shoulder. Nowadays I like smaller calibers . Still have my big boomers in the cabinet. They are still Enjoyable on a properly setup bench. Just got a Ruger #1 in 6mm Remington the other day. Need to...