Search results

Pretty much all I am using lately. Hammers and LRX's. The hammers provide super accuracy, awesome on game performance, phenomenal availability. The only down side is cost, but you get what you pay for. Practice with ordinary bullets and hunt with them.

Quit it! They need to take a cartridge introduction break!

Appreciate it...... LOL If I could get it like your limited........

See, it's comments like these that may save me $1000. LOL :p:D

That sounds completely bad azz!

As of today a new WBY 25 RPM. No choice in the matter. LOL

Trying to decide. see above

Waiting for a call back from my contact in Sheridan. My only decision is going with the MKV 6 lug OR the 307 WBY.

Agreed.

I will gravitate towards the 107 Tipped hammers. BC .510 at 3400-3500 fps. They will load: 92 gr Hammer 107 Tipped Hammer 117 SST 115 Barnes LRX--not officially released yet and 133 Berger

I did some playing on quickload last night. I "necked down" the 6.5 RPM to 257 cal with a 1:7 twist. At 62K PSI I was able to "produce" loads with the 134 ELDM in the 3250 fps range. Anyway we will know in about 30 minutes or so.

One looks thicker than the other so is there a possibility you guys think that it might be two like a 300 RPM or 7 mm RPM along with a 25???? Lol

We'll find out tomorrow morning.

I hope not. My badlands lightweight in 240 Bee has a 1:7.5 twist and it shoots the heavies great! Redundant to my needs. Did I just say needs pertaining to a new rifle? What is wrong with me?

These were purchased a few months ago. They are brand new in box and they were never used. I took them out of the box to take the picture. They are listing for $559 before tax and shipping just about everywhere I'm asking $450 OBO ...all types of payments accepted please PM me.

Very nice! Congratulations.

Top quality work as always.

To be released tomorrow 1/7/26. So let's try to guess what it is. My first guess is 25 RPM but with a 1:7 twist for the 134 ELDM, 128 ELDX and 135 Berger. This is what makes sense to me. My second guess would be the 7mm RPM again, with a fast 1:8 twist. This would be pretty much a 7mm Rem...

Heck yeah! Congrats Jim!