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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.

Any brand but lee junk. I have RCBS and Hornady (like the seating die). Redding Dies

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I have used IMR4350 so I would say the H4350 would be a good choice. RL17 also works as well as RL19 if you have them. I have loaded the 210gr Nosler PAR and also the 225gr Swift A-Frame with these powders.

the 100gr PAR is a better choice

I RSO at a local range and it has stayed pretty busy

I use 110gr TTSX with RL15. It works excellent.

those will work and so will RL22 and RL25

just posted for fun but could use some Swift bullets

Me waiting for the bullets I need. :)

The 55gr(what I have used for years) Hornady SPSX bullet is the most explosive I have used. More than the V-Max or Varmint Grenades. I cannot use the SX bullets in Calif anymore and use the VG bullets(36 and 50gr) but the VG do not explode the ground squirrels like the SX bullets do. I use them...

I will stick to Leupold for all my hunting rifles and pistols. They make scopes that are not real expensive and always work. For fun guns I have Burris, Weaver, Bushnell and even Simmons. Leupold also make more expensive scope but I tend to use the old Varri-X II, Vx3i and have a VXI. On my...

100gr Nosler PAR or 100gr Swift A-Frame or Sirocco bullets. If using the Swift bullets seat them deep for best accuracy. Another to try would be 80gr TTSX Barnes and seat them deep

I do noyt know anyone who trimes straight walled pistol brass.

thank you very much for all the help

thanks. How many should I use if I want to recover the bullet to see how it expanded? Should I tape them together?

When you test bullets shot into one gallon water jugs: Do you take the cap off or leave them capped tight? Do you tape them together or just stack them one behind the other? Do you place the jugs at 100 yards? How many should I use for the load listed below roughly? Thanks for any help. This...