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I'm about to start load workup for my new Surgeon actioned, 30" barrel .284 Winchester. This is my first experience with that round. I'll be using new Norma brass, CCI BR2 primers and topped with Berger's new 190gr 7mm Target Hybrids. From what I've been told, H4350, H4831SC and RL17 all get...

45 gr. seems to be a Varget sweet spot. :D I'm shooting 45.0, 45.2 and 45.3 in my 3 pet .308 loads.

If you ain't careful you'll develop a nervous twitch and mumble unintelligible jibberish when you go to the loading bench. :p

I totally agree. That's the reason I open the box, load 'um and choot 'um. :D

You guys have caused me to think about variation in bullet weight and my willingness to just accept what's in the box. So I did a very un-scientific test over coffee this AM by weighing 20 bullets each from what I have on hand. Hornady 178 BTHP Match 177.8 - 178.3 gr. Sierra 175 Match King...

No problem. I haven't been doing this long ... only a couple of years. One thing I've learned about reloading is to carefully select the rabbits I want to chase. Otherwise, I'd drive myself crazy. Sorting bullets by weight ain't one of them. I figure Berger, Hornady and Sierra can build a...

Usually about 20 pounds depending on the time of year. :o Otherwise I'm not sure if I'm following you. If you're speaking of bullet weight, I have no idea. I open the box, load 'um and choot 'um.

You might also consider the Hornady 178 BTHP Match. I'm working up a load right now using that bullet and Varget. I just returned from the range, and 45 gr. of Varget gave me 1/3 MOA vertical at 300 yards. Horizontal was about a MOA .... I'll work on that with seating. Cost of the Hornady's...

Very nice, Wade! Will you be handing out cigars to celebrate the new arrival? :o

The 5R is an excellent first gun. I've been shooting mine for a couple of years. The only thing I've found frustrating about it is the length of the throat. Mine is .095 longer than the throat on my new comp gun. This made for some frustration in load work ups with bullets like Berger's...

What he said.

I know they're probably impossible to find right now, but does anyone know who may sell the 5" M&P Slide assembly complete with barrel and striker? No matter if they have it in stock now ... I'd just like to know where I may get one when things calm down. Thanks.

I want to let you guys know about a great recent experience with Nielsen-Kellerman, makers/marketers of Kestrel. I recently bought a used 4500 from a guy not knowing that the white RH cap had broken off. I shipped it off to Kestrel with a letter telling them that I was NOT the original owner...

Give it a rest, guys. Look at the metrics on this site ... it's huge, and a total change over of a site this size takes time. I know for a fact that Frank and company have been working on this for a long time in order to make it better and more functional for all of us. Patience, Grasshopper!

Just got my steel PRI .936 gas block. Wouldn't go over the barrel shoulder on the test fit. Calipers revealed that the barrel is actually .941, so I need to remove .005 from the inside of the block. I tried a brake cylinder hone ... all it did was polish it up slicker 'n Owl Poop. Any...

Re: Got the Bushnell XRS mounted up and ready to play! Slick! Makes my T5A look naked too. Who did your paint?

Re: Best Brass Cleaning medium? <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: jakelly</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Which kit did you stainless users buy to get started? </div></div> +1 on the stainless. Outstanding results even though it is a bit more time...

Re: .308 help <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: BCP</div><div class="ubbcode-body">What brass? Winchester? If win brass it's going to be either 43.5 or 45 for accuracy and then play with seating depth. </div></div> +1 45.0 Varget with 178 A-Max and...

Re: Cheaper then Dirt Boycott An old business mentor taught me a valuable lesson years ago. "The price of everything is determined by what the customer is willing to pay." If the price being asked ain't worth it to you, don't buy it. If enough others feel the same way, sooner or later CTD...

Re: Duplin bipod? Yes, Clint did a nice job on the rail install. He had to contour the rail front to match the stock contour ... a very nice fit. Total bill was $360 and if memory serves me it was $282 for the bipod, about $70 for the rail and install, plus some shipping. Clint is a great...