Recent content by anotherreloader123

Even with the eol the bullet is still only approximately .600 thousands in the case. Thats still good for such a long bullet. I am gathering the parts for a 7 wssm now. I will have the 195 eol seated with about .125 of bearing surface in the case.

Im glad somebody is doing it, I have been thinking about this wildcat for a while. Perfect for seating out really far with lapua AICS mags.

Ill take one of them, pm sent.

I was simply putting another suggestion out there, after a certain amount one website becomes cheaper. I've ordered from both of them and both of them did well with shipping. I did not mean to offend you sorry.

Really depends on how much you want. Anything over 3 bags and the bh one is better.

These guys have 25 wssm in stock. Ive ordered from them before and they are a good company to deal with. https://bhammo.com/winchester-25-winchester-super-short-magnum-50-brass-cases-wsc25wssu/

Thank you for the offer, but the 300 wsm seems to be working just fine.

Raven rock precision has it in stock. https://ravenrocksprecision.com/7mm-blaser-mag-brass-50-ct/

I ran the tubbs final finish in my 300 win mag trying to accomplish the same thing, it didnt seem to make anything faster and I still max out 3-4 grains below max. Although, the tubbs do indeed make the barrel easier to clean and I did get a little more accuracy out of that gun.

I gave up on trying to get 7 wsm brass, instead I am just going to get some 300 wsm ADG brass, its basically the same price or less than what 7 wsm brass is going for, and it is a lot better quality brass. Simply just form a false shoulder and fireform.

I think that it will work for the heaviest bullets in the stw. Alliant has reloading data for rl33 with 175gr projectiles, and its right beside the 24n41 on burn rate.

Sps has the 125 accubonds if they would satisfy you. https://www.shootersproshop.com/30-caliber-125gr-accubond-50ct-blem.html

Yeah, im hoping nosler will make a run of them, but really they will probably be 1.50 a piece so I will just stick with hot cors.

https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1018328376?pid=462112 Midway has factory "seconds" eldms. I couldn't tell a difference between them and new ones.

I have a 7mm wssm ar15 and my bullet choice is very dependant on the weight because of the coal, but In your case it is not as important. I would say a good bullet would be the 80gr ttsx or one of the 80-90 gr nosler bullets. If you dont want to spend as much money, theres nothing wrong with a...