I am new to loading. I am working up loads for my weatherby .300 win mag. Im using h-1000 with 180 gr interbond. The beginning load is 76.0 grains. The maximum over all length is showing 3.340 according to the guide that cam with my lee dies. I am working up loads for hunting elk in montana...
I just came back from vacation in south padre. Tuesday we had a run in with a shrimp boat while fishing with the charter boat dock holiday. We had been trolling for tuna and where having some good luck. The captain stopped the boat and we began catching them right out the back of the boat. 20...
I am brand new to reloading. I ordered two lee die kits. They came with load data for each load .243 and .300 win mag. Have you ever used their load data? I do intend on getting a couple reload books.
I am wanting to get into reloading. I can get a lee 50th anniversary kit for 110 dies for around 30 projectile and casing for 40 bucks or so and a 1lb of powder for 22 bucks. All prices are estimates. Do you think this would be good for getting going. I will be reloading .243 win and .300 win mag
well I have a browning 30-06 bar and a weatherby .300 win mag so I as of now I dont "need" one of those Im mainly looking between the .270 or the .243
I use "need" loosely I always say you only need one more!
I am getting the ruger american rifle for fathers day. I would like either the .243 or .270 which do you recommend. I intend on shooting paper coyotes and possibly deer. Id probly shoot it comfortably out to 350 yards or so. What do you think?
I am looking at the remington 700 for my next rifle. I have noticed they offer a "heavy barrel" and a "bull barrel". Im having trouble finding the differences between the two on the remington site. I would like to know if you know the difference and which do you prefer? It will be chambered in .308