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Is there any loading data for the 250 savage for modern bolt action rifles ? I’m assuming that the data from both Hogdon and Nosler for data for the the savage model 99, correct ? Has anyone ran the pressures up in a bolt gun ? Seems to be quite a bit of room left in the case for more powder...

Those of you that are in need of 250 Savage brass Mid south has it in stock, but it won’t pop up unless you know where to look. Go to their site , in the search box type it “special buy” it will take you to a special buy page, scroll down the page it’s there. It’s primed Hornady brass. I just...

WoW took awhile to get back on this site ( formerly yoda here) anyways I have a question. Has anyone here heard of and know anything about reloading for a 6.5 Lancer ? Here is what I know about the gun: Built by the lady’s dad I’m dateing in the 60’s. The action came from Herters ( I think it’s...

Seeing is how I'm bored out of my mind right now I pull my 25-06 out of the cabinet and started measuring things. Nothing fancy just old school, I've always shot 100gr flat base bullets, seated to the bottom of the neck of the case, well now that I'm playing with the 110 accbond with this new...

Here's where I'm at with the accubond in my 25-06. Right around 3/4 inch. COL around 3.175 with a velocity of a tad over 3300fps Sent from my SM-G935V using Tapatalk

Is 8133 to new of powder to be in the quick load data base ?

Looking for speer 358 caliber 180gr Flat point hot core #2435. If you have a box or 2 collecting dust on your bench let me know.. thanks. John Sent from my SM-G935V using Tapatalk

Well I ran some IMR 4831 thru my 25-06 5he other day to see just how it compared to the 7978. Everything is the same as the great I did with the 7977 except the powder. Wasn't real happy with the speed it produced and accuracy wast all that great either. Here's what I ended up with. 1. 49gr IMR...

This bullet was recovered from a 2017 michigan buck shot with from a 24 inch barreled encore chambered for the 357 maximum. Shot over my chronograph is over 2400 fps. The shot was 125 yards hard quartering away the bullet entered 6 inch to a foot in front of his hind quarter tool a upward angle...

has anyone ever ran a QL on the 357 MAXimum with slower burning powders than AA1680 with say a 180gr speer flat point bullet or the Henson 180gr bullet or heavyer rifle type bullets ? is it the straight walled case that limits the type of powder or the combination of straight wall case/ bore...

Mainly looking for a 357 MAXIMUM LEE case length gage for trimming cases, but will entertain other 357 Maximum items ..

2 - manufactures Swift A-frame, Scirocco / Nosler Partition in .257 caliber at 25-06 velocity and the Bee also since there might not be a lot of use of the swifts. I use the 100gr partition on my 25-06, great bullet, but it does shed it's front core very fast at high impact velocities, wound...

First and for most I have absolutely nothing in the works but have been thinking very heavy on this issue. We will more then likely be spending a fair amount of time in the Tahoe/Reno area after my wife retires (1 1/2 years away) our youngest lives out there, and Nevada looks like its a pretty...

For the most part things are looking pretty darn good for this powder, hard to say for sure since this is a brand new barrel but I'm impressed so far, 200 yards less the a inch with a max load of 61 grains of the stuff ( Hodgdson Data) with no pressure signs, and if things are running with the...

Has anyone played around at all this the new powder with the 25-06 or 7mm Remington Mag ? About the only loading data I can find for it is on the Hodgdon reloading page, and it shows a pretty good bump in speed with a 100gr bullet for the 25-06 over the IMR 4831 (which is my go to powder in my...

Not wanting to Hijack Guybo's thread being new here and all, and this being just a bit off from his anyway, figured I'd start my own. With 25-06 brass getting harder to find, I figured I'd start making my own from 30-06, and since I was going to do this, I've been looking at the "Top Shelf"...