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I shoot a number of big bores and use IMR 4759 for "plinking." It makes a .375 into a fun gun. You will not get the velocity in the above load however.

I don't know if this is no topic or not, but is anybody besides me haveing to trim all new brass .005 below the trim to lenght? All brass I buy is too short. I just bought some Hornady .44 Rem Mag cases and the same thing.

I think there are a few things going on here. One is mail order, it would cost a fortune to stock a complete line of reolading things, (bullets, powder, primers, presses, dies, brass, scales and on and on.) So to see how reloading is doing you would have to see how bullet sales from the mfg is...

THere is no data in my Nosler manual for this bullet in 22-250. Any available. This bullet is in Quickload and I'm using that. Anybody reccomend any powders for heavy bullets in 22-250. I'm thinking of using 33 grains of IMR 4895 in my Ruger #1.

9x19 .38 special .357 .41 mag .44 mag 45ACP 45 Colt .22 K Hornet 22-250 Rem .257 Ackley 7mm Rem Mag 30-30 30-06 .358 Norma Mag .375 H&H (There's a lot of elephants here in Owyhee County Idaho, I know there is one up there somewhere) (There's a lot of god damn cows is what there is.) 444 Marlin

How about .257 Roberts, or better yet, .257 Ackley?

Another thing it does not come with that you will need is a case lenth gage. Midway has one on sale for about $20.00. The problem with the Lee is that you can't adjust it. and with just about all bress today coming a lot shorter than the trim to lenght the Lee doesn't cut anything. I also had...

I use Norma's reloading manual a lot (because I have a lot of Norma 204) and all they use (as far as I can tell) is WLRM. They work fine for me. For instance: 30-06 Nosler 30180, Norma brass, 52 grains of 204 with WRLM primers gives around 2550 fps in my Sako. BTW, I have found that Nosler...