Recent content by kraky

I use the Hornady Sonic cleaner solution and a Sprinkle of lemon shine powder dish detergent In my Harbor Freight Sonic cleaner and it does a really good job pretty quickly. What I've always wondered if I wanted to go hillbilly cheap if I would use a little good dish liquid& some lemon shine...

What I do in a situation like that as I run down to the gun shop and see if there are lot numbers close to what I had. And I make sure there are several there..... I buy 1 pound and run home and proof a load..... if it's confirmed that it's right next door to or equal to what I had I run right...

Wow.... a 7 year old post has been revived.......whew!

If I were you I would email berger they send results/data pretty quick.

Agreed... fun video! I was lucky enough to pick up a fairly nice k31 20 years ago. The quality of build for the era it was made is pretty phenomenal. I don't have a scope on it but the way it shoots at 100 yards with open sights is pretty crazy good. I found a load that hits at point of...

A buddy of mine has one in the 30 odd 6. It shoots like a bolt action. Up here in Wisconsin a lot of kids grow up with 870 Wingmaster shotguns. It makes a pump rifle kind of a natural transition. I saw a humorous posting from a guy from Pennsylvania once. He set out there they call them Amish...

Whatever you do don't get a tikka they're overrated and shoot like crap!

My stepson has one. He wanted a load to shoot deer out to 300 yards. We started with 150 grain Hornady spire points and all the normal powders you use with a.308 and 150 grainer. That's when the big problem showed up! The big problem was trying to pick which load we liked the best ....they...

After reading this review I got one of these .. less than a hundred bucks and it's an awesome scale for the money! New scale affords opportunity for measure technique refresher/practice It has a nice integrated cover.... it warms up fast.... has a bubble level... and adjustable feet...

Pretty sure you'll have to do the website, it's pretty reasonable. It's kind of neat when one of our fellow shooters comes up with a good idea and takes it to a finished production product .....and we like it.... and the price is reasonable!

Just before Christmas a supplier had Hornady whitetail 300 Win Mag on sale for 15 bucks a box.... that was loaded with 150 grain spire points..... that was 60 pieces of brass but loaded for $45 bucks wow....

I used to think it was just a case of people hoarding ammo. I said that the other day to the owner of our small gun shop. He had what I think is a more valid explanation..... he said with all the millions of guns that were sold in the last couple years think of everybody buying three or four...

Here's what I use to correct ammo after checking it on the RCBS gauge. TT-Equipment-Index The idea, and I believe in it somewhat, is that by modeling the neck you're not disturbing the bullet to neck relationship. I try to bend things as little as possible once I get a reading under .003...

I have got one of the Hornadys and don't like it.... no you can't check the case mouth after sizing. Add to that the readings are not real reliable because they're taken so close to the holding point of the bullet ....at least that's my theory. ammo that shows excessive run out on my RCBS...

Baydog.... there are lots of things that can cause you to build crooked ammo. The biggest culprit is usually the expander ball being pulled up through the neck pulls the neck offline slightly. But there's lots of other causes too. I've fiddled with some pretty cheap dies like some Hornady anD...