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  1. Guy Miner

    Solid Baser BT Non-BT

    Some years ago I scooped up 6mm 100 gr and .30 cal 165's - all solid base seconds. They shot great from the 6mm Rem and the 30-06. My son took some game with them, deer & bear. The bullets did well. Interesting stories about the original Ballistic Tip bullets not opening up. Usually I hear...
  2. Guy Miner

    Pole Barn Project (Updated with Pictures)

    Ummm.... Got antlers? ;) Great looking barn! Around here folks would likely call it a shop. Either way it looks like you did a mighty fine job. I'm a bit envious... Regards, Guy
  3. Guy Miner

    Reloading Help 25-06

    Yuppers! Beat me to it Scotty. Guy
  4. Guy Miner

    Loading Nosler 100 grain BTSP in .257 Roberts

    I just saw that - the part in bold attracted my attention. Neck tension alone should grasp the bullet firmly, even without a crimp. I think something is wrong with the neck sizing. It's not tight enough. Could be a die issue or it could be a brass issue... Try adjusting the die, and...
  5. Guy Miner

    Firing .38’s in a .357 Magnum

    When one of my officers shot a 9mm from his 40 caliber Glock... That was interesting, and not recommended. Guy
  6. Guy Miner

    Firing .38’s in a .357 Magnum

    Only adverse thing I ever encountered doing that was the build up of a "crud ring" in the chambers - if I was lazy about cleaning. One good cleaning and there'd be no crud ring. Shooting 38's from a 357 is a really common thing and I don't know of any harm that comes from it. Guy
  7. Guy Miner

    Loading Nosler 100 grain BTSP in .257 Roberts

    However Paul - it appears that at least some 257 Roberts were built on short action Remington 700's. Guy
  8. Guy Miner

    Loading Nosler 100 grain BTSP in .257 Roberts

    I was trying to remember if the Classic 257 was on the long action Remington. Thanks! Guy
  9. Guy Miner

    Loading Nosler 100 grain BTSP in .257 Roberts

    Jim - I think the Rem 700's in 257 Roberts were short-action rifles, like my 6mm Remington. It can be difficult to load to the proper length. OP - I suggest going to a shorter, flat-base bullet. Perhaps the Nosler Partition would work? I don't have one on hand to measure. Guy
  10. Guy Miner

    150 vs. 165 (edited)

    The 130 TTSX can shoot for sure. This was at nearly 3,300 fps from a Savage 30-06 with a factory barrel at 100 yards: I've seen similar accuracy from 308's... So, keep trying with your rifle, be it 308 or 30-06, as that bullet has excellent accuracy potential. Regards, Guy
  11. Guy Miner

    300 RUM Help Please

    I hope your rifle does a fine job! The 300 RUM is a serious cartridge. Regards, Guy
  12. Guy Miner

    Need a dedicated deer blind rifle - Update

    I like those Gen2 Ruger American rifles. Your daughter ended up with a good rifle that should do very well for her. Guy
  13. Guy Miner

    300 RUM Help Please

    Interesting. The only rifle I used that did such a thing badly needed proper bedding. It was a 308 Win with a varmint weight barrel in an injection molded stock. That rifle would put the cold bore about 1.5" high, the second shot about an inch high, then cluster the rest in a tight group where...
  14. Guy Miner

    Going to run the big 8 again.

    When the 8mm Rem Mag was introduced I had a 6mm Rem... Thought it would be pretty cool to have Remington 700's in 6mm Rem, 7mm Rem Mag and 8mm Rem Mag... :) Still think that would be cool. Best of luck with the rifle Fotis! Guy
  15. Guy Miner

    Forester Co Ax press

    The Co-Ax offers an advantage of both the case head and the sizing & seating dies being able to "float" just a bit, theoretically producing "straighter" ammunition for better accuracy. I do know that I used the Co-Ax press and a set of Forster "honed" dies to build the most accurate ammo I've...
  16. Guy Miner

    150 vs. 165 (edited)

    Your rifle has a 30" barrel? Goodness! I had a match rifle that used 30" barrels... I started using the 165's and 168's in the 308 many years ago because I was issued 168 gr ammo for duty. It was very accurate and I wanted practice and hunting ammo that had the same velocity, bullet weight and...
  17. Guy Miner

    Bullet Anatomy

    Years ago, when the 300 RUM was new, I had one and loaded the 200 gr Accubond over a stout charge of Retumbo for about 3,000 fps as I recall. It was a popular load at the time and an excellent one. Guy
  18. Guy Miner

    Few Nosler Second Bullet Inventory

    I've got more than enough Nosler bullets, mostly purchased through Shooter's Pro Shop as seconds, to keep shooting the rest of my life... :) Primers and powder, I'm not so comfortable with my supply, but it's not bad. Guy
  19. Guy Miner

    Seward/Anchorage restaurant recommendations?

    Dang, most of my meals in Alaska have been in a tent or a remote fishing lodge... I come up with nothing for recommendations. Dang! Kinda liked Fast Eddies in Tok. Liked a hole-in-the-wall place in Cordova for breakfast but they got busted for drugs and shut down. The Reluctant Fisherman...
  20. Guy Miner

    Bullet Anatomy

    Sierra's TGK has a pretty stout jacket, no doubt. Nosler's Accubond is already a classic. I remember when it was introduced... It was supposed to perform similarly to a Nosler Partition on game but with a higher BC because of the tip and the boattail. In my limited experience, it's done a fine...
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