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Welcome to the forum! Agree with Feenix, if you like the 6.5 prc, go for it. 7 prc wouldn't be a bad choice either. That's a whole lot...

I'll second the Kuiu Kutana. I use them dove hunting in the Texas heat and really like them, when you open the vents and the pockets...

Don’t use a tap and die…use a bronze brush and a CLP of some nature. Threads have tolerances and odds are your tap and die tolerances...

I just packed all my stuff as I intended to carry it and went for it. those weights wont carry the same as a fully loaded pack.

Really sad to hear they aren't doing custom dies anymore, I've had phenomenal experience with them.

Yes. Unless you are shooting elk at 800+ yards. Which, asking how to tame a gun tells me you're not.

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I'd use Hornady, used a lot of Whiddens and just won't again, the upper end Hornady is an outstanding die without a bunch of gimmicks!

IIRC, they only do dies once a month. My WAG is they are temporarily suspending it because they are overwhelmed and do not want more...

Hornady will make you a custom die based on prints or fired brass .... Whatever you want. You just have to call them and work it out...

Unfortunately Whidden isn’t accepting new custom die orders, last I looked at their site. Was thinking about a clicker adj bushing sizer...

Just to clarify the term "going deeper" usually refers to seating the bullet deeper into the brass; not deeper into the chamber of the gun.

Yes, and per my #3 comment, one of the reasons I went with NM over LM. Below is my .338 Thor next to .338 NM.

I've done the sizing reamer way and the Whidden route. It sucks whidden isn't doing custom dies right now, hopefully that comes back...

300 Norma Mag Imp. 33 or 35°.