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Looking at buying a NXS 8.32x56mm for long range shooting. I don't have a lot of long range shooting experience and was wondering what you experienced shooters prefer ? Do you prefer the zero stop and .250 clicks or the finer .125 clicks without the zero stop option ? Thanks

Re: Build or Buy a Reloading Bench? A solid core door makes a nice top.

Re: New reloading room!!!! I will be very interested in seeing it finished. Keep us updated.

Re: Preferred Reloading Supply Source Powder Valley is hard to beat on Lapua brass and powder.

Re: What kind of reloader are you using? I like the single stage RCBS Rockchucker or the Redding Big Boss. Have both and like both.

Re: Broke my RCBS hand primer...... I would buy a Sinclair. They are a bit pricey but I don't think you will ever wear one out.

Re: Varget users. Varget is pretty consistent from lot to lot.

Re: Swampworks 80gr JLK Swampy makes a great bullet. Been very happy with the 22 cal 65gr.LD

Re: Rl 15 on 6 x47L I would think that RL17 would work better in the case size of the 6x47Lapua.

Re: Imperial wax Imperial wax is the way to go. Good stuff.

Re: Reloading Press I would stick with Redding or RCBS in a single stage press.

Re: Primer Prices in 1993-94 I can remember paying $16-$17 a thousand at the local gunshops.

Re: Priming tools Sinclair Hand Priming Tool

Re: What is a good complete reloading kit? Redding Big Boss or RCBS Rockchucker Kit. Can't go wrong either way.

Re: Should I toss out the brass? If the primer pockets are loose pitch them.

Re: Brass for Load Workup? +1 on new barrel new brass

Re: Help with bullets for a 22-250 with 1:14 twist Berger 50 and 55 grain match bullets.

Re: Jewell vs. Shilen Triggers You can't go wrong with a Jewell. I have several and have never had issues with any of them. Also alot of options as far as the safety and bolt release.

Re: What caliber?? +1 on keeping the 22-250 and start reloading. The 22-250 can be a very versitile cartridge if reloaded.

Re: Temp change effecting load? The hotter the tempeture gets some powders produce more pressure with the same powder charge. When the tempeture is hotter try reducing your load a little.