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Could someone please run the following through QuickLoad? Is it common for book velocities to be as much as 300fps slower than real velocities? My intuition is telling me that something is off though I'm not quite sure what or where. Cartridge: .270 WSM Case: R-P Projectile: Nosler BT 140gr...

I'm fine with prices like $32 per box for 210gr .338 Partitions. 😁

This is at Graf & Sons...

The Vectan Tubal 7000 sits between Alliant Reloder 17 and A4350 per the burn rate chart.

Depending on the cartridge you’re working with and how much you’re willing to spend, Redding makes body dies for bottleneck cartridges I had to go this route after getting my hands on some Nosler Premium Brass for my .270 Winchester that wouldn’t chamber after I had hand loaded them.

MidwayUSA has Reloder 23 and a few other popular extruded powders from Alliant in stock recently but at $86-87 per pound, I'll pass!

I've been trying for several years now to get my hands on a couple pounds of this and Reloder 26, by the time I'd read the notification(s) it would already be sold out.

Brownell's currently has 1# canisters of Alliant Reloder 22 available. They also currently have a promo going where there's no HazMat fee. Alliant Reloder 22

A friend of a friend of mine suggested to go check out the factory seconds at Midway USA. I've reached my own opinion on these, though I'll let you decide. Especially the UPC number.

MidSouth is running a similar promotion...$3.08 shipping for purchases $99 or more, up to 49lbs.

.264 130gr BT .308 200gr BT

I've seen MidwayUSA do that with quite a few different products that are still produced, the most notable is Nosler's 240gr JHPs for my .44 Magnum. Thankfully Graf's and MidSouth still carries them. https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1010873140?pid=542355

I know! 🙃

Natchez had the same ones both yesterday and today. Brownell's had Federal 215M today.

Had that happen a few years ago when I used them for the first time, was after some 34mm rings from Leupold. Called them out on the dirty tactic and cancelled the order. Haven't been back since.

Four Score and...oh wait!:eek: About thirty years ago I was trying to adjust the stops on a early 1900's Sheridan collator when it decided to grab ahold of my T-shirt. Needless to say, my shirt lost the battle, and had to be mended with a stapler just to get through the day.

My way of testing them!

Agree.

That makes it tempting to ask the seller for photos of the head stamps on the fired brass.

Unless there's something I'm missing Gordon's shows 59.5gr of Superformance as near max.