Jester896
Senior Clown
Trickling them up with tweezers.
that's crazy stuff...I don't do that with my long range rifle and it holds .25MOA at 1K...but I did it. I'm already looking for a better pair of tweezers.
Trickling them up with tweezers.
A heavy 243 with 70 grain pills would be fun to shoot does just below the ear with.Started yesterday tumbling and primer pocket/flash hole cleaning of 150 .243 win cases. Have a Win M70 varmint sporter with a semi-heavy 26" barrel thats been in the cabinet neglected. I believe it has a slow 1 in 12 twist, so am interested in trying some lighter bullets for punching paper. Starting out with 70 gr Nosler Ballistic Tips and Varget. May also try a ladder with 95 gr Partitions with IMR4350 to see if they'll stabilize, in case I get an urge to take it when culling does in the coming weeks.
9mmFirst let me say I love reloading. I love it as much as I do shooting. I walk through my reloading room several time a day looking for something to reload. I got a new scope for my 6 mm yesterday so I decided I better load up a few rounds to get it sited in. This rifle really loves Sierra 85 ga. HPBT over 38,3 grs. of IMR 4895. Currently I can shoot 5 shots at 100 yards and cover them with a dime. That may not be the best, but it is good for me. I can't shoot as good as I use to, age is working on my nerves and eye sight. After loading the 6 mm's I decided to load up a round of 223's. I have a Savage 223 that I have for a truck gun and been working up a load for it. Today I loaded Sierra 55 gr. BlitzKing over 27 grs. of MR 2520. I haven't used the 2620 in a long time, but in the past I remember it shot pretty good in my Win. 223. Now I am ready for the rifle range tomorrow.