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Ain't got none and none to be had around here.

Nope. I do not have any. Great 22-250 powder btw

No I have not been out to the range but only two or three times. Like I said I just culled every piece of brass and everything has been done to every single piece of brass that I will load up with Magnum primers. I'll let you guys know what happens probably Sunday night

Tac has worked great for me.

Yes sir. Obviously when they were virgin brass on my first outing I did not

BRASS.......Weight within 2 grains, annealed, necks turned, trimmed, flash hole deburred etc. Everything on the rifle looks great.

It happens to everybody. 😆

Excellent, that was my next move. As stated above. Thank you

You can buy any type of brass for the 224 as long as it's weatherby norma. 😆 Seriously, initially, all the brass were virgin from weatherby. The once fired, where annealed, weighed, trimmed and shoulder bumped by two thousands. I did not neck turn them.

Well, I shot it again today. And every single time I have gone out, I have had issues with extreme spread in velocity. I have tried two different primers, (non magnum --fed 210 and Win LR) four different powders and five different bullets. The issue is in every single load there are one...

In case you have been looking for one In case someone needs one garmin

You are NOT kidding!!

I thought they did but I may be wrong. I do know there were plenty of MKV 's with 24" tube. Especially in the German made ones. They did make some weird stuff though. Would you believe I am working for a load for my friend's rifle which is an old Weatherby Vanguard. It has a very fancy...

Twist is 1:8.

Jim: Let me have my moment for now. since my wallet will currently allow it will you? ;)

Hard to say really. I mean look at the 7mm Rem mag vs the 7mm Bee. Too close to each other especially if the Bee has a 24" tube via Vanguard chassis. The 7mm the 300 and even the 270 Bee will do just about anything in North America providing you use a commensurate bullet for the task. My...

Thank you! But it better be! Currently the 224 can only be had in this configuration. Only with AA walnut wood, maple spacers, ebony endcaps etc. Believe me I paid for it. LOL

No! The 224 Bee has no parent case. The history on it is interesting. This is where Roy dropped the proverbial "ballistic ball". Back then the 220 Swift had come out, and most were crying about the barrel burn outs. I had a few Swifts and never burned out the barrel. So Roy thought about...

Finally I got one. This now completes my WBY collection. Every caliber made I now own. What is cool is each rifle is in a different configuration. No two are identical. Anyway I put a Zeiss 4.5x14x44 on the VarmintMaster and shot a couple of loads with it this weekend just for feel. The 50...

LOAD???????