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I received this in an email last night from loaddata . I have not watched it yet .

I have too . it should be at 10% , you know 10% for the big guy .

lets talk about your real issue ; 27% approval ,

I don't have a vanguard . I've read about this problem more than a few times . just because it screws down doesn't mean it's right .

I like to start out long , then I only have one way to go , that's shorter . I start out at the max length that my rifle allows . that length will be either the bullet touching the barrel lands , or the magazine box length . I'll find the length to touching the lands and go 0.010 shorter ...

Mom really does good . she could get a job if she wanted to .

Mark , yes it is R W Hart and son gun shop in Nescopeck PA . there is also Hart rifle barrels in NY .

my Mother turned 84 this past Friday . lives by herself . I was asking her what she's been doing since the weather warmed up , she's been raking gravel out of her front yard . she told me that she needs the exercise , and doesn't want my help . I think she's nothing but grit and gristle . :)

Mark , you're going to love the dasher . your early targets don't surprise me at all . these things shoot . I got to play with one , one day . I'm guessing around 2008 , I met up with Bobby Hart at a long range shooting seminar in S.Carolina . I forgot my sleeping bag there , and called Bobby...

Mark , I have this drop tube funnel . I use it all the time, I'd have to look for my regular funnel . it did seem a little awkward at first , but using it is smooth as silk now . so far it works on everything I've tried it on , .222 - .338 ...

they make one special for the creedmoor , it comes in a gold box . :giggle::whistle:

I do not cam over . I set the die low enough it can't . I push the brass up firmly into the die , and hold it a second or two , that's it . there is no reason to use great force with the collet die . all you're trying to do is squeeze the neck until it's snug against the mandrel . once the...

to me a big heavy scope , on a range gun , needs a picatinny rail and rings . you can stack coins between the rifle and scope to get an idea of how high it needs to be . then if you can get the height of the rail , you'll be able to figure out what height of rings you need .

I've seen this type of jig before . I do think it would be a handy addition .

I have the RCBS bullet puller . I use the Redding T 7 press . the RCBS with the T handle doesn't work on a turret press ,without a bunch of wiggling around . the best way would be to remove the other dies . if I were to buy a bullet puller again , I'd get the Hornady .

I was out of elevation at 300 yards . I did shoot at 350 by holding over . I'm not just sure what I had on for wind correction , what Mark has posted looks about right .with the new rail and another scope I should be able to dial out to the 450 yard target . I need to test ammo , get my sig...

JD , if I have it figured right my set up will need 94.75 MOA at 500 yards . my lease short range goes out to 450 yards , that should take 81 MOA to reach it . we stopped at 450 yard target , because we were getting high on the hillside backstop .

Nosler gives the usable case capacity , with a seated bullet . this is not the case capacity quickload uses . to measure your case capacity ; take a fired case , do not resize it , let the primer in it . weigh this case . fill the case with water , to the top . fill it so it's flat...

your case water capacity of 47.1 grains is less than quickload has for the default capacity of 51.5 grain . this will lower your powder charge . as always start low and work up , while watching for pressure .

my 22 rimfire is 56.5MOA at 350 yards . that's about the same as I dial my 338 Lapua at 2000 yards . I got a better scope , and a 40 MOA rail , mounted up a few days ago . with a 50 yards zero , I have 92 moa of elevation . I think this will get me to our long rimfire target, 450 yards ...