Recent content by Clyde M

120TTSX

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Lecia, March, Tangent Theta

I shoot a 7-300 Weatherby I built for myself, almost the twin to the 7STW. I tried all the conventional suggested powders, went to Ramshot Magnum pressure signs went away, velocities went up 3390FPS, with 150 grain TTSX in a 26" Weatherby light weight barrel on a MK V action. Accuracy is good...

I was recently called out for stating that I only care about the accuracy of my hunting rifles, from a cold barrel. I fire three shots under field condition from a cold barrel fairly quickly. Once I work up a load for a rifle on the bench, then I tune it for actual hunting conditions. I would...

I made the comment from a cold barrel. To duplicate hunting conditions after I have done my testing and arrived at a load I am happy with, I will shoot 3 shots starting with an ambient temperature barrel and fire 2 more shots about a minute apart, as I feel this will duplicate what I might...

Ramshot Magnum in the 257Bee MKV ultralight 26" ,100TTSX 76 grains of Magnum Federal 215, 3667 FPS, SD 11.1 under 1/4" 3 shots starting with a cold barrel and no signs of pressure.

I rechambered a Weatherby MKV ultralight from 7MM Wby to a 7-300 Weatherby, I had a chamber reamer made to my dimensions around a 150 TTSX. I tried all the conventional powders, all showed signs of pressure and not much above 3200 to 3300 FPS, tried Magnum, 84 grains yielded 3390 FPS no signs...

257 Wby MK V ultralight 26" barrel 72 grains IMR7878 100TTSX 3570 FPS no signs of pressure, 3 consecutive shots under 3/4" starting with a cold barrel.

I have several thousand large pistol primers I would like to trade for shotgun primers, I live in the upstate of South Carolina. Might not be the best place for this post, but if you are like me I load a lot of different stuff, been at it since the mid 1960's.

I have partial boxes of the old Nosler Partitions like yours, that was when they were made on an automatic screw machine, shot a lot of game with them, still work today, great bullets.

I lived most of my life in NH heading to West Milan to hunt with a friend next month, been in SC since 2006.

I purchased my first press in 1967 it was a used RCBS A-2, since I have acquired 12 more presses from Dillon 1050's down. I would start off with a CO-AX press, loads the bullets very straight, no need for a bunch of shell holders, they must be good the AMU at Fort Benning loads all their long...