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Okay, like I said, I have the 1:10 twist and everything I have read says 150 - 220 grain. But my Father-in-law shoots some home brewed 115 grains out of his 1:10 30-06 and its deadly accurate! Wasn't sure if that capability is caliber specific or if velocity has much to do with it either

haha I was looking at .300 WSM or maybe .270 WSM, but I don't know why I would need a round like that :p I know I will technically be saving per round, but I have 98 once fired brass waiting to be reloaded lol... Those 98 will go just as fast as they did when they were in 20pk boxes :) I lost...

Bear Hunter, I have thought about using their loading setups, but both of my relatives are 2 hours either way travel distance. So that makes saving ANY money practically impossible. It is a good idea if I head out their way but that isn't too often.

Well I picked 180 grain over 165/168 because they have just shot better! I was getting over 4" groups until I tried out 180 grain Soft Points. Figure'in that my barrel likes the heavier end of the bullet spectrum! I would like to try 240 and 110 just to see what each extreme does. Maybe I will...

Well I guess the decision is Unanimous! I am looking at the Lee Challenger, Single Stage. I am relatively new to the reloading scene but I know that taking my time on each step will help me get better hand loads! As for the trigger, my Father-in-law "tinkered" with the trigger a bit and its...

I have recently bought a Stevens 200 and plan on making it a Budget Build rifle. Specs: Short Action .308 (1:10 Twist) 22" barrel Slightly Reinforced Original Stock I have been shooting 180 grain Federal Power Shok's out of it and have been getting decent accuracy, for the Factory Barrel that...