Recent content by BOB 25

I agree with you myshootinsinks , I think a 270 Win is an excellent forever caliber, she can almost always buy loaded ammunition or components to reload with. In 1977 I bought a Remington 700 LH BDL and the good old 270 has done everything I have asked it to do in flying colors !

By today's standard $37 is a really good price .Thank you for letting me know .

Oh wow ! Do I dare ask the price ?

You are welcome! Norma brass has worked pretty good for me too.

Finding 257 Roberts brass has always been hard to find for me too. A person can use 7x57 Mauser brass if you could find some. FL resize it in a 260 Rem die then a 257 Roberts die and check neck thickness. When done sizing down the necks will probably need to be turned about 12 thousands due to...

I have the same scope without the varmint reticle and it is a great scope very clear and functions well. I believed I paid $1150 for mine,$850 seems to be a good price !

Well ! God takes care of those who takes care of others ! ! !

cummings cowboy I can not agree more !!

Sorry I did not answer your question,I have only used the Hornady Tool,it seems to work.But I do have alot of Sinclair products and all work very good so it's Sinclair in my book.

I use the Hornady Tool but first I fire a round and then drill out the primer pocket with a (9/32) bit and tap it with a 5/16-36 Plug HSS.And there you have a match for your chamber but the brass has to be the correct lenght for that chamber.

You are welcome, good luck finding the spring.

You could try Ahlman's gunsmithing Mn. (507)685-4243.These guys are very good smiths. Also Jack First Gunshop in S.D. (605)343-8481 I tried to call them today no answer,maybe they closed for the holiday. ?

l also use the body die first and then the collet die.The runout is very low,if any at all.The proof is at the target,dime size groups at 200 yards.