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Those are very good points, but a hunting rig is what im going for. I really only practice out to 500 these days, thats what my local range goes to.
I have been debating on saving up and buying a more premium rifle, one that is on the lighter side. I am looking at a 7mm this go around, I have a 300 WSM Savage 110 that I love, but its heavy. Is it worth bumping up to a 7 mag when 7mm-08 exists? I was looking at the Weatherby Mark V in 7mm Wby...
After taking my brass out of the corn media I went to go resize all the brass and found this cracked case mouth. All of this brass was nosler factory loads. Have yall seen this before?
After putting the fingernail polish on the case head I thought it looked thick so I plan on tumbling it and seeing if that thins it out some if not I may go over it with some super fine sand paper
So I have stumbled upon a predicament, I have 2 rifles of the same caliber and my dad has the same caliber, that I also reload for. I spent a year and a half away from my reloading gear due to work. So I don't know which brass goes to which rifle anymore. I'm sure it doesn't make a huge...
I have killed a few deer with bergers and it was quite devastating. If you go that route I don't recommend shoulder shots up close. I haven't used barnes yet but I do have some loaded up to try.
I heard rumors that 243AI isn't as hard on barrels as the normal 243 but either way I'm not too worried about the barrels just wanted something fun to shoot out at 500yds. And see how small I can get groups.
It makes sense in multiple ways that Steve would want to appear in the video. As someone who cares about the hunting world, his business and nature it only makes sense. In all fairness I thought about purchasing a box of hammers that I've been holding in my cart for a very long time
Thanks for posting the video, I have been on the fence of switching over to lead bullets and the hammer bullets. I just have so many lead bullets left over seems expensive to make the switch, but looks like I may start switching my rifles over to copper this year