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Imperial dry neck lube (Redding).

Well, the good news is that the Redding seating die arrived on time. The not so good news is that when I opened the package there is a very visible orange colored warning card inside that clearly states that this seating die is NOT to be used for compressed loads. But, the die is very well...

A Redding seating die with micrometer adjustment arrives on Friday.

After weighing all of the options and opinions, I think I'll try a Forster or Redding seating die. Thanks All

I recently loaded some .30-06 using a 180 grn. Accubond and 62.0 grns. of RL 22 @ 3.330" O.A.L. as recommended in the Nosler guide. This combination is a compressed load and as a result, my Hornady seating die left a significant circular mark on the bullet. Will this deformation negatively...

Graf has Lapua 9mm brass on sale for $0.16/pc.!

For the record, my pet load for the '06 is 55.6 grns. of IMR 4350 topped off with the 165 grn. NPT. Not super fast in my 700 BDL but consistently gives me <MOA groups at 100 yds. and has more than enough "stuff" to hunt anything in my neck of the woods.

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25-06 it is.

Anyone have a pet load for this bullet? I'm shooting a Browning A-Bolt II with a 22" barrel. Main use will be ground hogs out to 200 - 300 yds.

.257 ABLR!

Ray, the balls must be small enough to easily go into the case neck. Here, try this: http://www.sinclairintl.com/search/inde ... &ksubmit=y

Hi Ray: I always use Imperial Dry Neck lube and never worry about the residue. Also regarding your earlier post, I tumble my brass before de-capping and simply brush out the primer pocket after resizing and de-capping. I also use the flash hole deburring tool as well as the primer pocket...

Thanks all. (I seem to recall that Mr. Thud was particularly fond of 52 - 53 grns. of IMR 4350 with the 100 grn. bullet.)

As I continue to try to reload my way out of the winter doldrums, I sure would appreciate some additional load data for the Barnes 100 grn. TTSX as well as the Nosler 100 grn. Partition. Many thanks! BTW - O.A.L for the Barnes is 3.080" & for the Nosler is 3.250". All use WLR primers and WW or...

Yup, breeding and voting. JD338 Sad but true JD338...

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Out to 150 - 200 yds. on whitetails, in all temperatures, I've never had an accuracy issue with IMR 4350 in .30-06 or my .25-06.