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What is the consensus on the 250 grain Partition at 358 Win speeds? I have a couple of hundred. I ran out of the 225s. I would be loading fir a Browning BLR. Varget, Tac, and BLC-2 for powders. Might get 2300 fps. Will be used for Roosevelt Elk at 150 yds or less. I've given up waiting to...

Ordered from midway on sale. Not I'm pressed. No way to lock the die nut. It has a O ring. When you remove the die, everything you set comes undone. Not a positive locking system. Also, these .358 Winchester dies will not size up .308 cases. The expander is designed to slip, not break on...

I found info on 24 gr8 Campfire that suggested Tac at 41 grains max. Any here have experience with that combo? Coponents are: 150 grain Sierra and Speer flat base spitzer. WRL primers. New hornady cases. 22 inch barrel 1954 Savage 99 I do have Accurate 2520, which has good book data for...

Just picked up a 1957 , 99. 300 Savage. I have Etip 150 and Hornady 150 interlocks, 165 Sierra go. I have Tac, Blc-2, 3130, Re 15. Read in bandleader magzine of Tac with 125 it's giving high velocity, and Re 15 fast with 165s. Any advice/wisdom on this. Seems some of the newer powders...

Well I ordered some Buffalo Bore .358 Win. 225 Sierra and TSX. Have many 225/250 Partitions to load, but packed up loading gear several months ago in anticipation of a move that is taking to long. I won't be able to this year. Any thoughts? Shooting a 20 inch BLR. Roosevelt Elk in timber...

So, looking at the SAAMI website at the .358 Winchester I saw they do not have a pressure listed for it and many other cartridges. "Piezo pressure not established". I assume they are, retesting with modern equipment and have not got to some yet. I, in my very limited reloading knowledge...

I was hunting in the thick, steep, dark and wet timber. Typical of Western Washington Roosevelt Elk. Late in the afternoon, the light, what there is of it was waning even though it was an hour before sundown. The canopy does the here. I scanned up the side of the ridge to my left, then down...