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I just use an app on my phone to measure groups. For the I-phone I use subMOA.

Looks like the Grim Reaper Turkey call

They could bring back the .416 and .458 Partition. Also the return of the .358 225gr BT

From what I’ve read it’s shortened by 0.17”

That’s what I like to hear. That also offer a light 35 Whelen bullet I have an eye on.

I’m in the process of reinventing my 458 WM this year and I see they some lightweights.

I was using 5” drop tube. This brass on the scale is 5grs lighter than the necked down Peterson 270 Wby brass I’ve been using for several years. I know if want more velocity WC867 I have will do it at the expense it runs a little dirty in this rifle. For now I’m doing this little sample run of...

Getting loads ready for this spring for the 257 Wby. Got some correct headstamped Peterson brass to work with. I picked 4 bullets that Weatherby offered in their factory loads. 110gr ELD-X , 110gr AB , 115gr Bt , and 120gr PT. I found 77grs of N570 fills the case full , was a little...

That would be perfect Oklahoma whitetail medicine😉

https://www.bearcreekballistics.com/ Has anyone here have any experience with their bullets? They have a couple that I’m interested in.

Some data from Hammer’s site

Just got some new Peterson 257 Wby brass yesterday , will see how it stacks up to their older brass.

A quick peak at QL and the CFE 223 is at the top of the list. I think it should give you good results.

Might be time to invest in a new chronograph. I have a Magnetospeed Sporter and a Garmin , no complaints.

I agree with the 250gr TTSX option. Shoots lights out in my 375 Wby with either RL-17 or H4350. Those 2 powder may be a tad too slow for the H&H.

Wouldn’t you know it , I getting ready to burn a bunch up this year.

Anyone looking for these , they in stock on the Nosler factory seconds page. https://www.nosler.com/35-caliber-250gr-partition-50ct-blem.html

The only Partition I recovered was the 500gr in the 9th milk jug at 50yds. Can’t imagine they would need to improve on this one.

Going to have to give that a whirl in spring.

Nicely done