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I found that the Nosler brass gave the slowest FPS. Hornady brass gave the most FPS. and weatherby, win, rem brass was in the middle. The point of impact was 1 inch plus at 100 yards. This was in several different cartridges also. Now I sort my brass as to manufacture and number of times fired.

for years- until Calif required non-lead ammo- I use 55gr SX Hornady bullets. I still use them when out of state. Mag primer and 27grs of Win 748 has been super accurate and explosive. Not I use 36 gr VG Barnes bullets. They work but I do not get the 3 pieces of the squirrel flying in all...

I have one that my dad bought from the DMC in the 1950's that cost $14.95 plus $3.?? shipping to our home. I wish I still had the wooded box it came in. He left it original and deer hunted with it. It has many memories for me. I also remember him taking it to work in the 1960's to get all the...

I have many, many 1000's of cases I have gotten while helping with a CCW class each month and being a RSO at 2 ranges I belong to. They are once fired and NOT cleaned, sized, or deprimed. I will sell them for $25.00 per 1000 by weight. I looked it up and there are an average of 114 cases per lb...

There is nothing special about the 270. Jack O'Connor used it and promoted it heavily and people bought into it. The truth he used a 30-06 for game bigger than deer/sheep. The bit about less recoil is garbage also. The 25-06 has less recoil also. The 257W has one pound less recoil than the 270...

Works well in the 264win mag, 257W, and others

It would be a big help if you said what cartridge! NOT caliber but the actual cartridge

I have 2 of them on Weatherby rifles (257W and 6.5X300W) and have shot them a lot. No problems at all

Anyone know what breed of sheep(?) this is?

I do not use target bullets for hunting. I use real hunting bullets. Prefer Nosler PAR or one of the Swift Bullets for big game. If shooting ground squirrels I prefer the Hornady SX bullets or I would use a target bullet since it is not really hunting and just shooting were I do not care to take...

I have tried h-1000 and Retumbo in a number of cartridges I load. Other powders did better over the Chrono and gave excellent accuracy.

I prefer the TTSX bullet over the TSX or E-tip myself.

I do not want any wet powder :)

RL17 has been really good in my 300win mag using 150gr PAR bullets

chamfering case mouths and deburring the outside after trimming. Hard on my fingers

.338 Partition 180gr for my 338Fed

no need to. I have ones stored in my house and in the garage that were bought in the 1960's and they still work fine

use same data. Basicly the same bullet in a different box for marketing purposes. This is what the guys at the Barnes booth at the SCI convention told me a number of years back

they are the old design and best used for plinking. The TTSX or LRX bullets they make now are much better and far less finicky to load

load it with 62 grs. You may get even smaller groups :) I get my best groups with max loads with Barnes bullets.