What are you currently reloading?

[Dan-06]

In my Swede great!!! In my wife’s, modified choke. Hers likes the 125 to 129 grain stuff. Really weird.

 

[accubond]

In my Swede great!!! In my wife’s, modified choke. Hers likes the 125 to 129 grain stuff. Really weird.

Okay I'll ask, "modified choke"??

 

[dcreiss]

Which Hammers?

124 grain hammer hunters, they are 1/2 MOA in my weatherby and perfect for most anything below Elk sized game.

 

[MS 9x56]

Speer spitzer 175 grain 8 mmx57, for my commercial 98 Mauser.

 

[Potsie]

124 grain hammer hunters, they are 1/2 MOA in my weatherby and perfect for most anything below Elk sized game.

I’ve been shooting the 125 HHT for the last two years. If my experience counts for anything, they’ll work just fine on elk to.

 

[noharleyyet]

7PRC...180g...ELD-X, VLD, or ScenarL

 

[psinclair]

100 rounds of 22CM, 90gr Atips this morning..

 

[Forkyfinder]

View attachment 359468100 rounds of 22CM, 90gr Atips this morning..

Alum tips perform on game?

 

[psinclair]

Alum tips perform on game?

For me they've worked fine on 8-9 deer and antelope, and one cow elk. Lights out coyote bullet...

 

[44hunter45]

Prepping a bunch of pistol and 223/5.56 brass to sell.

 

[Dan-06]

Okay I'll ask, "modified choke"??

Ya, like a shotgun’s pattern at 100.

 

[RealMuddyboots]

New 30-06 build, McGowen 26" 1:9tw, Serengeti bore rider reamer, 0.170 freebore. Triggertech, new MDT Field Stock (AICS ready, bedding block $299!).

Ladders to date have hit 3100 with 180HH with W760. Today ran ladder with Big Game and touched 3100 again but pressure was stiff.

Ran RL26 today but ran out of case capacity. RL17 showing promise but really don't like the stuff.

This rifle has been so easy to shoot. Looking forward to couple more ladders tomorrow if I can get brass prepped.

The real name of rifle: when your gunsmith friend has sense of humor.

 

[BAKPAKR]

Last week, I dug around the basement looking for some plinking loads for my 44 but only found boxes of brass. So, I loaded some 240 gr cast bullets behind 8.5 gr of Unique. It has been so long since I have reloaded 44s that I forgot how simple it was. I have more brass sized and in the tumbler tonight. I hope to be stocked pretty well within the next couple of weeks.

 

[Jbotto]

Last week, I dug around the basement looking for some plinking loads for my 44 but only found boxes of brass. So, I loaded some 240 gr cast bullets behind 8.5 gr of Unique. It has been so long since I have reloaded 44s that I forgot how simple it was. I have more brass sized and in the tumbler tonight. I hope to be stocked pretty well within the next couple of weeks.

This load is one of my reasons for a Dillon 550. Can’t wait to get it set up for .44’s and .357’s

 

[Potsie]

6.5x55 Swede fireforming loads using Staball 6.5 and 130 gr Sierra Tipped GameKings.

 

[dcreiss]

I’ve been shooting the 125 HHT for the last two years. If my experience counts for anything, they’ll work just fine on elk to.

I have assumed as much but have lighter rifles in large calibers that give me mental comfort of larger frontal diameter and magnum speeds.

 

[accubond]

Ya, like a shotgun’s pattern at 100.

Gotcha, I'm a little slow sometimes.

 

[noharleyyet]

View attachment 359468100 rounds of 22CM, 90gr Atips this morning..

3200'ish MV? Suppressed?

...sounds like much fun.

 

[peterk1234]

Did some poor man annealing of 308 brass. Testing a batch to see if I get longer brass life.

Drill, torch and count to six Mississippi.

 

[psinclair]

3200'ish MV? Suppressed?

...sounds like much fun.

I'M getting 3150 with my 17" 1-7 barrels, and 3350 with my heavy barreled 22 CM with the same load. The G7 BC went from .307, up to .328 for the 3350 velo.

I'm using R26.....rare pixey dust.. Easy bolt lift, and primer pockets are staying tight. I anneal every firing with an AMP annealer.