Recent content by drakehammer

I’ll do $160 shipped for the 231 6mm HH 88gr bullets.

Make that trip to Jax. I also have an 8 pounder of SW4350 if thats the burn rate you prefer.

Got 1 unopened 8 pounder in Jax, FL.

I would like to trade a couple pounds (up to 8 pounds) of IMR 8208 XBR for same amount of H4831SC. Unopened containers only. Located in Jacksonville, FL. Send me a message if you are interested.

Took this Georgia powerline doe at 306 yards the other day with my 7mmSTW and a tungsten disulfide coated 168 grain Berger Classic Hunter, seated over 79.5 gr Reloder 25. Not sure what muzzle velocity is, as I still haven't taken the time to chronograph. They are extremely accurate through the...

Thanks! They were the CT partition gold right?

I can do that. Actually have a few 165 Gamechangers on hand to try. I’ll have to shop for some TMKs. Thanks!

It shoots 168 Berger Classic Hunters great with RL25. Just a little hesitant to hunt deer with them at STW velocities. My shots are typically <100 yards. I’ve never had to shoot a deer over 250 yards or so. That’s kinda how I ended up with the CTPGs, looking for a little tougher bullet. .

I am looking for load data and/or loading suggestions from anyone who may have achieved good accuracy with the old 160 grain moly-coated Combined Technology Partition Gold bullets with their 7mm STW. My rifle is a trued Remington 700 action wearing a 9-twist 4-groove 26” heavy sporter Brux...

2 boxes (50 bullets each box) Combined Technology 160 grain 7mm Moly coated Partition Gold bullets. $110 shipped

Nope. It won’t handle close range well. Double lung shot behind shoulders, lead core will pretty much disintegrate and you might find some copper jacket shrapnel under hide. Mine did not exit at all. Bounced 35 yards across the barbed wire and into the brush and piled up. Just enough to be a...

No he didn’t they are still for sale.

I have two 50 count boxes Nosler/Combined Technology 7 mm 160gr Partition Gold moly-coated bullets. Intended to use these for a 7STW project but never got around to it.

I have not formed any brass for the 7mm STW. I was fortunate to have acquired 100 new Remington and 100 new Nosler 7mm STW brass back in 2015 for my current rifle. I’m just interested in figuring out the best way to form the strongest brass for a couple of upcoming new 7mm STW projects.

I am interested in forming 7mm STW brass from RWS brand 375 H&H brass. RWS has a reputation for being really tough, which is why I’m interested in RWS specifically. Just curious if anyone here has any experience with fire forming RWS. Any issues not typically encountered reforming other brands...