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I know someone is going to go there. That was never my intention; my goal was to provide as much pertinent information as possible. If...

Last time I was at the range with my lab radar, I had 3 different people ask me if I could "see the bullets hit my target with that big...

Contact Remington directly and express your concern. Make sure you provide your findings along with your rifle set-up (e.g., barrel...

Here is a couple of this year’s competitors for bean field champ.

https://www.longrangehunting.com/threads/cmp-warning-30-06-ammo-m1-garands-1903s-and-1903a3s.269187/

If the serial number of the rifle is above 1000000, there shouldn't be any issues with any factory 30-06 ammo in a Springfield. Is it a...

If you're looking at monos, I'd recommend the 92gr Hammer Hunter. With the Berger VLD liking it close to the lands, I wouldn't worry...

The guys I hunt with (I rarely have time) do so on a soybean farm with about 600 acres of corn…….not really any difference. 😬

Sounds good. So I now have processed the rest of the 150 or so pieces of brass. Did the full work up on them even using a primer pocket...

A few years ago I was teaching someone how to reload. He was using a RCBS lube pad and managed to get lube on the shoulders which caused...

They sell ammo specifically for this rifle. I believe it is a bit nemic compared to today's ammo. A choice the owner should make IMO.

I use Peterson for everything (600 pieces for each cartridge with almost a dozen cartridges) and the necks are not consistent on factory...

I have used Lapua and ADG....Lapua is definitely tougher of those two. Being tougher doesn't always mean better. No experience with...

Lapua user here. I have 16X firings on 20 pieces of test brass, and still running fine. Not running sissy loads either.

It seems like a toss-up to me. Lapua, Peterson, ADG, & Alpha all make great brass. I've traditionally bought Lapua brass if available...