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Found this https://saami.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/Guidance-on-Ammunition-That-Has-Been-Submerged-In-Water-2-26-2025.pdf

Amen

Today I decided on a new tractor , a LS MT357 with the PowerClutch. I was looking for something bigger than my 2 JDs and with a cab. Plan is to pick it up Saturday morning weather depended. The tires will be switch out to the newer R14 instead of the R4 that are on there. Kinda looking forward...

Those little 6mm are quite the shooters.

Look like she was losing some good amount of engine oil. Those SB are the real deal in hunting bullets.

Good catch. All 11 of their posts have a hidden hyper-link.

308 Win is an easy one to load for. There are many good powders but for me Varget and BL-C2 are the top 2. Lots of good load data out there in a search

Depending on the distance , a roadtrip might be cheaper than shipping.

I’m interested to see what results you get. I have more magnum powders on hand than I’ll probably use by never hurts to see better results with Grand.

Yup , that’s how I do it put the cart in front of the horse.

Nice job , Fotis👍 Looks like a calm Wyoming day at a 20mph breeze😉

Several of my past orders from OP have came without a hitch , maybe they got things turned around. Peterson sure does have a premium price on their Weatherby brass. I would like to see them bring back the basic magnum brass for the FYI guys.

Optics Planet is running 13% off coupon code (have to click the box) on Peterson Brass. https://www.opticsplanet.com/peterson-cartridge-brand.html?_iv_sort=lowest-price

I stumbled onto that info while looking at their development brass page. Wouldn’t you know it , they’re working on 338 WM at the moment. Made a bunch last year from 7mm RM. https://petersoncartridge.com/products#!/In-Development/c/185767078

I would start at the starting load and load up 1/2gr until you reach your Nosler load and compare the two. Better to be safe than sorry.

https://www.wheeleraccuracy.com/about-7

Some data for 140 Part. on Hodgdon’s website.

https://petersoncartridge.com/ballistician-testing-data?search=1 I found this today on their website and find it interesting. You simply enter your cartridge and lot number and tells you a lot about your brass.

Can cover a lot of bases with those 3.

Heard about this one for a while now , talk about clueless morons.