I have owned and shot most of the Bee's and the worst so far was an older Japanese .378 with no brake and a lighter contour barrel. Just plain nasty from the bench. Even an older Pendleton braked .460 firing the old "elephant" box factory ammo wasn't near as bad. Still gives me nightmares.
Got my eye on a nice Mk V Safari and was wondering what a good powder would be for 350-400gr bullets. Alliant powders seem to be almost impossible to find these days, so RL22 might not be possible.
Just picked up some 120gr A-Frames to try in my .264 and was wondering if anyone had access to Swift data? If they perform well, I will buy the manual lol
Just recently picked up a M70 SG in this chambering and was able to find some Retumbo along with 125gr PT. Seems like a good combination to start with. Has anyone used this load and what was your starting charge? I’m kinda limited for bullet selection due to the 1-9” twist. But also have some...
Any recommendations for a VV powder that would work well in the .264 WM? Retumbo is getting harder to find and the price is becoming outrageous ($100/lb)
Can anyone ID this model? It shows 14 on the underside of the base, but doesn’t look like a model 14. More like a 1400 but the cutter is one piece with the shaft.
I just acquired a Carl Gustav 3000 and it uses a Sauer 80 action. Since it is rear locking, is FL sizing the best method. Or could neck sizing be used?