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  1. RyanMcIntyre

    Neck sizer or FL sizer

    Re: Neck sizer or FL sizer <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: jordanh</div><div class="ubbcode-body">When doing this... is it sizing the body?</div></div> Yes, but don't assume that's a negative thing. Further, it doesn't reduce the circumfrence (in...
  2. RyanMcIntyre

    Runout

    Re: Runout My lowest runout rounds are with match 308 brass and I can consistently keep .0005 - .001" for around 98-99% of them. If it's more than say, .003" for more than 10% of them for some reason, I'll be on a hunt to find out what is causing it. But seeing an occasional .004 or .005...
  3. RyanMcIntyre

    Sizing for minimum headspace in M1A?

    Re: Sizing for minimum headspace in M1A? Those are accurate rifles, but I think you're overestimating the potential and getting too concerned over techniques that aren't going to give you positive results. Fire the case once, get yourself some headspace gauges, and full-length size your...
  4. RyanMcIntyre

    Remighton 700 Police

    Re: Remighton 700 Police <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Graham</div><div class="ubbcode-body">The rest you are making up as you go along...at least you admit it.</div></div> I disagree. I didn't claim to make anything up because I wasn't making...
  5. RyanMcIntyre

    Remighton 700 Police

    Re: Remighton 700 Police <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Graham</div><div class="ubbcode-body">What is the 'pretty fast twist' of a 700P?</div></div> 1:12 for a 308, as opposed to the lazier 1:14 of yore. 1:12 and the faster 1:10 allows better...
  6. RyanMcIntyre

    New to reloading... starting with 300 wm

    Re: New to reloading... starting with 300 wm <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Clark</div><div class="ubbcode-body">And I have quit salt water fishing in WA too.</div></div> The way the Navy dumps jet fuel out in the ocean, I wouldn't even wade in...
  7. RyanMcIntyre

    Ruger American ( the new 700)?

    Re: Ruger American ( the new 700)? lol agreed. It seems Ruger is miffed about losing market to their original audience: purveyors of affordable firearms, so they made a cheap rifle to sell alongside the Remington 7, Savage Axis/Edge, and Stevens 200 and other such cheapo rifles. The only...
  8. RyanMcIntyre

    Help me order up a Dillion 550B

    Re: Help me order up a Dillion 550B I'm not a Dillon guy, so forgive me if this question is lame. The 650 isn't much more money, offers auto indexing and the ability to add the case and bullet feeder, everything else like changeover costs the same. Why not the 650? And what I do know, is...
  9. RyanMcIntyre

    Starting from scratch.

    Re: Starting from scratch. <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Carter Mayfield</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I generally I agree with your sentiment. I would never recommend a Prometheus to a beginner. When you are like me and reloading in great...
  10. RyanMcIntyre

    Difficulty extracting and chambering (Rem 700)

    Re: Difficulty extracting and chambering (Rem 700) I'm guessing it's time for a full-length size.
  11. RyanMcIntyre

    1:12 Remy 700Varmint with 175SMK's?

    Re: 1:12 Remy 700Varmint with 175SMK's? My gun shoots the 175's very well, and they're just heavy enough to beat out the 168's at 1000. If your gun shoots them straight, go with it.
  12. RyanMcIntyre

    New to reloading... starting with 300 wm

    Re: New to reloading... starting with 300 wm Sounds to me like you did your homework, you kinda answered your own question. I know more about Hodgdon brand than other brands, and I'd suggest H4831 or H4831SC.
  13. RyanMcIntyre

    Starting from scratch.

    Re: Starting from scratch. I personally feel like all beginners should be steered towards the kits; none of them are particularly expensive for what you get, they come with nearly everything you'll ever need (including manuals), and they all offer enough quality to produce good results...
  14. RyanMcIntyre

    New to reloading need a starting point for .223

    Re: New to reloading need a starting point for .223 1:12 is generally recommended to stay around 40-55gr pills, which means you're limited on range, but what range you have will be a near lazer-like trajectory since you can move some fast bullets. Sierra makes a 63gr bullet specifically for...
  15. RyanMcIntyre

    Starting from scratch.

    Re: Starting from scratch. Carter, thank you for your explanation. I too, am into reloading for many of the same reasons. And I tend to gravitate towards quality tools to help me achieve that end. However, a real mechanic wouldn't let a handful of Harbor Freight tools keep him from fixing...
  16. RyanMcIntyre

    Remighton 700 Police

    Re: Remighton 700 Police <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: MoonLightKiller</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Im really looking for guys with the same gun asthe 700p and what worked well in theres so that way i have some where to start and im not...
  17. RyanMcIntyre

    Remighton 700 Police

    Re: Remighton 700 Police Those 700Ps have pretty fast twist barrels, why don't you try the heavier 168-180gr bullets. That's currently what I'm testing now too, different brands all in that weight range. Here's a load I'm doing well with right now: 43gr Varget, 178gr HDY A-Max, 2.890" OAL...
  18. RyanMcIntyre

    Priming PAIN IN THE ASS

    Re: Priming PAIN IN THE ASS I don't mind priming compared to other activities, but the Lee does make it feel more like a chore than an accomplishment. Decent tool, and the price is certainly right, but the leverage is way less than RCBS and especially Hornady.
  19. RyanMcIntyre

    Best Press

    Re: Best Press Start with something under $100, shop around for something used or buy a little guy new. Either way, get one you don't mind learning on. Then, the more you research and read, the more rounds you reload, the more the differences between the best ones will make sense. Then you...
  20. RyanMcIntyre

    Starting from scratch.

    Re: Starting from scratch. Why do you think you need the "best" gear before you've even pulled one lever? I mean, this isn't about "buy once, cry once" but the whole mindset that you feel like you need to have what everybody on some anonymous computer message board tells you what THEY...
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