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I never read all the post but in my 300 Win with the 175 Barnes LRX with a max load of RL-26 (76.5 grs in my rifle) in a Rem case lit...

At the very least I would use it for fouling rounds or on the mild side fire forming loads. JMO

First pic is a comparison showing 160gr. bullet, beside a 9mm Luger cartidge

Here are some pics.

I believe Ackley's book failed to print that the 3395 velocity and 60 grain charge was with a 120 grain bullet as specified in the...

160 gr bullet at 3395 is nothing to sneeze at.

From P.O. Ackleys book

A 160 gr bullet in a 257 must be a very long bullet. I believe to would require a very fast twist to stabilize.

The #'s I get when using the Lee stem are more constant from round to round that when I use my Hornady CBTO tool. I guess you could say...

It most certainly will. One of the advantages of the Lee seater is you can remove the seater stem and use it along with your vernier to...

I had been doing appx 5 . But now I will decide if to do it at all or wait till I see problems or do it after every firing and work the...

I have always felt that the Lee dead length bullet seater is one of the best seating dies, if not the best, that comes in a standard die...

The brass that I've had this do is Laupa brass.

Necks expand very early in the combustion sequence, so, having uniform neck thickness is virtually moot. Many believe the neck has 2...

This is how I have always prepped my necks for LR & ELR shooting. My neck measurements are worked out FIRST on the brass I choose to...