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Check out Blackpoint, thats what i carry mine in.

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Hodgdon data center lists 47.6 to 49grs. of 4320 as a max load depending on which 150gr bullet you are using assuming this is a .308. Everything you describe indicates to hot of a load, are you using standard primers or magnum? Have you checked the accuracy of the scale you are using? If so go...

I have a Kimber Montana in 300WSM and with my 168gr Barnes TTSX reloads recoil is no problem. It has a nice recoil pad on it and I am 6ft 200lbs, in my opinion it's a excellent caliber and rifle. Most of my other rifles are .30 cal so that was the main reason I went with the 300WSM, if that...

First thing I thought of was Forster but there web site says they aren't making custom dies anymore. Only other option I can think of would be to try LE Wilson HTH Chris L.E. Wilson Inc. Wilson Tools and Gages

I have always had good luck with Brownells, you can't beat their waranty. HTH 8- 24 Tap 5 at Brownells

I had a 30" Shilen I put on a tube gun I put together and it was a great shooting barrel. Broke in very quickly too. HTH

Excellent job! Looks like that square cut checkering should really do the job, I have never seen that before.

I had a 04 Jetta 6speed TDI, drove it 80 miles a day at 75mph and got 48mpg. Sold it to a buddy when I bought a 2008 Grand Cherokee diesel, I put a 100thou on it and he just put another 100thou on it. All I ever did to it was scheduled maintenance, he out a fuel pump in it at 180thou and just...

Borka for anything under 72" Snap-On for anything over that.

I don't have the tactical I have the all around. I when I picked it up I sent it out to Gray Guns for an action job and had it SBN'd. I believe there all made in germany, at least mine was and are very high quality. It was super accurate as it came from the factory and even more so when I got it...

I used to use 50BMG in my 30-378 and it was the most accurate powder for 180gr bullets. Retumbo gave me more velocity but I still prefered 50bmg HTH http://data.hodgdon.com/cartridge_load.asp

Only ones I have had to deal with were Redding and Dillion. Both were excellent, any decline in there level of service I hope can be attibuted to the current craziness.

I have used several diffent single stage and progressive press's and what I have settled on is this for precision reloading: http://www.midwayusa.com/product/265719/forster-co-ax-single-stage-press I still use a progressive for pistol and semi-auto 223. HTH

Gunsmith in NWI Here are a couple of options, I have had work done by both and was happy with the results. I have heard that both there lead times are over 6 months though. If I had another job or project to get done these days I think I would send it up to Chad at LRI in Sturgis, SD. He has...

Re: 30-378 accuracy potential I used to have a Weatherby in 30-378 with the factory muzzle brake. The load it liked best was a 180gr SMK, 50BMG powder and Federal 215 primer. OAL was the max the magazine would allow, it would shoot under a inch for five shots at 200yds. Is the 1/10 twist...

Re: Whats your favorite AR-15 Match Trigger ? Best single stage trigger is a JP Best two stage trigger is a Geiselle You might want to look at the match trigger for your rifle. Midway has them in stock and you can use the discount code for $20 off...

Re: good set of dies? Redding competition bushing dies are what I use for my TRG-42 but I have Foresters for other calibers I don't think you can go wrong with either company. I do know first hand that Redding has EXCELLENT customer service. HTH Chris

Re: gun oil vs. motor oil. Please! I used FP-10 for years until I noticed that it seperated out when it sat in my brownell needle oilers. After that I ran Slip 2000 EWL and grease and never had any lubrication related issues. Recently I read a post by another hide member that use there...