Recent content by Moose47

Okay!! Since neither of us truely have any idea of each other's hunting experiences I will concede that the 6.5 Creedmore or for that matter any hunting rifle in the hands of a " proficient hunter" would be deadly. However your remarks got my attention for the simple balistic differences that...

Foolish words there Mr keyboard ! Simple balistic facts overwhelm your comment.

Its on their load data page as a PDF.

Great explanation, my 300WM magazine alows me to load at the 3.555 COAL or longer.

Yes 100yd group size, total of 6, 3CX and 3LRX. This was an intial test for the powder, RL26, to determine what velocity would result. My goal now will be to adjust the distance from the lands for the best accuracy. As a note the CX group had 2 shots touching and one flyer about 1 plus inches...

Finally got some intial data for some RL 26 / 190CX vs 190LRX I loaded 79gr of RL26, Fed215 primers with both loads .100 of the lands. 190CX @3118, 3885 ft,lb 190CX @3134, 3925 ft,lb 190CX @3114, 3875 ft,lb 190LRX@3173, 4023 ft,lb 190LRX@3138, 3935 ft,lb 190LRX@3190, 4066 ft,lb, Using...

Sorry 300 WM

My firing range opened today so I can finally provide some range results. I loaded some 300WM and compared the Hornady 190gr CX with the Barnes 190 LRX . The loads were 79 gr of RL 26, Fed 215 primer, col of each was 100 of the lands and 24 barrel. 190 CX@3118, 3885 FT/LBS 190 CX@3134, 3925...

Sounds like people not checking their brass after firing. Once fired brass that won't chamber is probably a pressure problem from over max powder load or bullet sitting on the lands. Anyway it's pressure created by the loader.

Thanks for your post!! I received the same reply from Alliant concerning the distribution of their product. I would in courage all of you who read this to contact Alliant and suggest that they review their distribution process. I would suggest at least directly ship some of their product to...

I Have those powders! Believe me they don't compare to the velocities you get with R 26. I contacted Reloader about availability and they are shipping it worldwide and they have no control over the distrbution once it enter the US markets. Good luck.

If you are truly a meat hunter the last thing you want is a blowup bullet. Loosing a quarter on any animal can be a substantial loss of eatable meat.

I listened to some of it, too long. Didn't hear anything about Hornady, can you summarize.

That would be good! Ditto