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Ditto for the Birthday Wishes!

There are those who suggest trying, 0.10,0.50,0.90, and 0.130 off the lands, they say one of those will likely be the best.

I have found my bullet touching the lands oal first and then started 0.10 off the lands and worked deeper. I have as a general rule 0.50 to 0.60 off the land lots of times to give the best accuracy.

It was a very wonderful thing you two did for someone! Hats off to both of you.

Yes, the 39gr load shows promise! Unless the third shot decides to go astray.

I always had very good luck with IMR4064 when using the 52gr, 53gr bullets.

As I remember 2 tight 1 out, seat deeper.

I have been using the Forster dies since they were Bonanza BR dies, I have had excellent results with them.

Excellent shooting by your Grandson! How old is he?

I started using Forester (Bonanza BR Dies) in either '77 or '78. When I bought my straight-line seater die and since then they are I use for sizing (Both Neck and FL) and seating. In my opinion for the money, you can't beat them.

I have 500 primers left out a Brick of Rem 9-1/2's I bought in May of 1976, I stopped using them in September 1977 when I switched over to using Fed210 primers. I looked at the box but there is no price sticker, so I don't know what I gave for it. I probably should shoot some of the someday to...

I personally prefer blued steel and walnut. With that said I do like the Boyd's laminated stocks and have had a few of them, I don't care for thumbhole stocks though. I also like Bell and Carlson synthetic and if I was going have a synthetic stock that would be it.

These also have been sitting in there from about the same time frame also. They are 80gr "Powerlokt"3.65 HP's with a price tag of $3.65 n the box.

I have no idea how old these primers are, I have in my component's cabinet since sometime in the 70's.

100gr Sierra Sptz. with 42.0gr IMR4831 is a favorite load in a pair of 243's I have.

I had to take a look to see if it was gold plated! I can't understand why if anyone has a name brand press already why they would need this.

I always use Motor Mica before I resize but that is it.

1. Rem Brass 2.Hornady 3. Fed 4. Win

Thank You Dr. Mike once again for all you do!

I was wondering if Dr. Mike could run Quickload for me. Thank You in advance. 243Win 75HP HP Sierra Rem Case 2.685 COL 22" Barrel Fed 210M Primer Rem9-1/2 primer also RL19 Powder