Recent content by DaleJ

In 2020 a General Dynamics plant in Quebec was destroyed by fire following an explosion. Don’t know if that explains Enduron IMR powders exit.

Alco bullets are rebated boat tail design. Seen this happen when “donuts” are involved, Necks need to be sized to remove irregularities inside neck. Use a 22 degree chamfer tool. Also check bullet seater plug, make sure tips are not bottoming out, easily fixed, drill it a bit deeper.

375/375ST G1 0.940. Don’t have G7 number. Looking for an outfit or someone to do ballistic confirmations on a few bullets.

I make a 375/375 jacketed steel tipped bullet

As shooters become more feminine their cartridge choice weakens. Creed this Creed that Creed you!

Go to Wish web-sight and buy a Swarovski Chinese knock-off for $89.00!!

Adjust dies for your chamber. Expand neck one caliber bigger. Return FL sizing die to press, remove firing mechanism from bolt on rifle. Adjust FL sizing die down incrementally until you feel just a slight nudge closing bolt. I never trust die manufacturers measurements, this works for factory...

Son and daughter both learned to shoot with a 250 Savage. 600 Remington with 19” bbl. My son is teaching his son on same rifle. Easy to load light. Great caliber for young shooters.

Set FL die for “your” chamber. I expand neck one caliber to create false shoulder. Then check in chamber by closing bolt on sized round. Continue lowering FL die down until you feel cartridge bottom out in chamber. Now sized perfectly for your rifle chamber. Most die threads 14 tpi. Adjust for...

Depends on twist and bullet shank length. Go 33 inches. If velocity doesn’t satisfy shorten barrel.

Curious! Why is a “long range hunter” stomping around and hunting brushy areas.

300 Win Mag to one mile will work. Had mile hits with 308 Win 155gr and 165gr. Used all the scope vertical, 120 MOA rail, and tree branches behind target. Not practical as a one mile rifle but there’s no better way to spend a day. 6.5-284 with 140’s and 7 WSM with 168’s have also made one mile...