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While I haven't had the opportunity to harvest anything with these loads. These are both from my Savage 10 Storm loaded strictly by both Nosler's and Hornady's manual. This was with 129 SSTs and Superformance. This was with 130gr Accubonds and RL 15.

I know exactly what you're describing...only my experience is with a JD snowblower from Lowes.

Great group!! Only time I've ever experienced primer misfire was with the Federal valupak 12ga shells. They would misfire in my Beretta 390 I had bought used, but fire just fine in either my 687 or 682 O/U. After a bit of investigating, a few emails back and forth with Beretta and a brief...

My brother has always said his wife acts like a bear when she first gets up, so does a wedding ring count for taking a bear?

Just the shipping alone is over double what the average going rate is plus hazmat. Cost me thirty-seven to have two pounds of Reloder16 shipped from Brownells back in late June and taking advantage of the free shipping promo at MidwayUSA I only paid twenty bucks for the Hazmat fee for two...

Truth!

Or possibly (cough, cough) they're glued to their TV tracking the upcoming midterms.

*Mods...if you feel this is more suited for possibly the reloading page, feel free to move. Going back in time...when the fastest Intel processor available was the Core i7 980X with an Asus Sabertooth X58 MB to support it, the most reliable SATA HDD was the Western Digital Black in one...

Back in June two pounds of Reloder 16 ended up costing me $75.76/lb. $52.99 ea for the powder the rest was shipping/HazMat and sales tax.

With the direction our society has been heading, it wouldn't surprise me if someone has already tried.

And my family thinks I'm weird for actively reloading eight different rifle cartridges with the capability to reload ten. Along with actively reloading five different handgun cartridges with the capability to reload nine.

Hmm...so my investment in the four pounds early 2019 has more than doubled. I haven't quite decided which arm and leg to sell...

I'll have to try that. 😏

" I’ve seen their factory ammo brass that wont hold a primer after one firing." I noticed that when I tried reusing their brass from the factory loads for my .270 WSM. While I've never tried it, there's a YouTube video covering how to fix loose primer pockets.

After getting a hold of some 308 Win that the case mouths were quite crooked, if at all possible, I avoid them like the plague. Luckly...the Winchester cases I have for my .270 didn't need much prep work. Still sitting on some nickel-plated Remington from my early years of reloading, that was...

You should be asking that to the commentor that decided to drag in politics.

You can have that geriatric pResident :ROFLMAO: I'm still sitting on about five pounds of that black gold

So this is why it's so hard to find Varget in my neck of the woods.

Since the experience of many here will forever far exceed my experience in reloading. I've been wondering if any of you would happen to know what "dimensional" differences there are between the following shell holders? RCBS #4 and #43, along with Hornady #5 and #35.

If you're looking for 150gr, I ran a quick search for "Hornady 3035" and the first three websites that populated the search results all show those in stock. MidSouth, SSM-Ammo, Grafs, ever regional retailers such as Scheel's have them in stock.