Reloader 23 was absolute magic in my custom 6.5x284 Norma!RE23 was my favorite on 280AI and 7RM. Easy to load, low ES and the easy button for speed.
Reloader 23 was absolute magic in my custom 6.5x284 Norma!RE23 was my favorite on 280AI and 7RM. Easy to load, low ES and the easy button for speed.
I hate to do it because I've used them since 7 was one of the first available but I find myself transitioning to less expensive options. Specifically Ramshot.
Down to 2 pounds myself.Wish R23 makes a comeback. I have about a pound left.
Many moons ago, I always thought if any disaster, war, etc ever happened primers would be the weak link in reloading, shooting and hunting, so even though we already used a lot for various shooting purposes, I began to keep more and more on the shelves. Similar with powders.
Being a military mindset of the old Cold War days, it just carried on in me afterwards, so I kept adding. Something always told me, one day prices would be higher and product scarcer, but then, I have that same mindset with several things. It seemed a bit compulsive then and a little paranoid to my wife, but today, she looks at me a little different.
I've seen one 4# jug of Blue Dot lately, and it was priced at $450!!!!!I use RL-16 for 260 Rem, was using RL-26 for 300 WM, 300 PRC and 6.5 Addiction, tried RL-33 with heavies in the 300 PRC. I know a couple of guys that have been looking hard for blue dot for their 10mm stuff. When 26 got expensive and difficult to get I started using IMR 8133 in the 300 PRC's and it was great. Then I went to buy more and it's gone too, Lol. I switched to N570 and got a bunch.
That seems par for the courseI've seen one 4# jug of Blue Dot lately, and it was priced at $450!!!!!
That seems par for the course
Geez, I thought I was set with the 17k large rifle mag primers I have on hand…this thread makes me feel otherwise