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Rifles, Reloading, Optics, Equipment
Reloading
300 rum load development
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<blockquote data-quote="combatcurt" data-source="post: 1585091" data-attributes="member: 67770"><p>Waste of time? You are on a reloading forum telling someone to quit as soon as they get started with load development. I'll try not to speak for all of us here, but most of us get a LOT of satisfaction tuning our rifles/loads.</p><p></p><p>On a brighter note, I would love to see your data for the 300 RUM. Mine is all sloppy, hand written in a small notebook and quite frankly, an embarrassing mess that I wouldn't dare to subject the most patient translators to. Thankfully, I invented the language that it is scribbled in- I'll call the language "going at it like killing snakes"</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="combatcurt, post: 1585091, member: 67770"] Waste of time? You are on a reloading forum telling someone to quit as soon as they get started with load development. I'll try not to speak for all of us here, but most of us get a LOT of satisfaction tuning our rifles/loads. On a brighter note, I would love to see your data for the 300 RUM. Mine is all sloppy, hand written in a small notebook and quite frankly, an embarrassing mess that I wouldn't dare to subject the most patient translators to. Thankfully, I invented the language that it is scribbled in- I'll call the language "going at it like killing snakes" [/QUOTE]
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