Recent content by Darcey

100 . Would be nice to get small savings for purchasing 500 .

What is the best rangefinder to get a read on deer size targets out to 8-900yrds? I have a bushnell that will only get me out to around 400yrds and am looking at the Leica 1000 or 1600 but don't need the ballistic calculator built in. And I need it to read on animals not just reflective targets...

I'm looking at buying a Rem model 7615 pump 223 and would like to know how many round clip is legal in Alberta Canada?

Berger VLD'S 168 gr .010 off the lands with remington brass cci magnum primers with 70 grains of h-1000 for my 7mm rem mag shoots itty bitty groups.

That's horrible and wish you the best on your recovery .Injuries can change a person's life forever. I speak from experience unfortunately. I just wanted to add that I am a nightforce owner and have to agree that there is no equal but one that I am extremely impressed with is the Vortex Viper...

I have recently bought the 8.5-32 with 56mm lens. I absolutely love it! I understand where your're coming from and I was the same way about which one to purchase. My decision was based on the fact that I do not want to hold over and like to adjust the turrets so the hash marks dialed in to 22...

Thanx for correcting me. Totally had a brain fart. I know better. Don't want to steer anyone wrong.

I totally agree with everyone about bedding the action. Look on you tube at some of the videos on how to do it. In one night it can be done with ease because I've done it to all my rifles. Use devcon plastic steel putty #10110 and DO NOT FLOAT THE RECOIL LUG. This helps the rifle more then you...

I am using 95 gr berger vlds with 46 gr of h1000 at .050 off the lands with CCI br2 primers and have 4 holes all touching at 100 .

I shoot a 7mm also. As we know the 7mm is .284 caliber. Try going with a .282 bushing so your 2 thou smaller and see how the tension feels.

I loaded rounds for my son"s REM 243 with 46grains of h-1000 seated 0.050" off the lands and berger vlds . I have 4 holes all cutting at 100yrds! Tried all seating depths and this works for me. Bergers don't always have to be jammed, lots of guys are saying that but also lots shoot them .0020...

OK. So with my lee full length sizing die, am i over working the brass by using it? I keep hearing to just neck size until it is hard to chamber then just bump the shoulder back. Is this the way i should go to not over work my brass? And I should neck size before bumping then trim brass length...

I have been using lee dies but they don't just neck size or bump. So if i neck size and do the bump when needed how often do I full length size or do I have to at all? Sure appreciate the advice.

I want to just neck size and bump the shoulders on my 7mm rem mag brass so I can get the best life and accuracy from my brass. Will the RCBS neck sizing die with the bushing do what I am looking for?

I use the Hornday lock and load overall gauge to find max overall bullet length and buy a Hornday bullet comparator (which measures the ogive of bullet instead of to tip) . Measure The dummy round from oal length gauge and that length will be touching the lands. Now seat your bullet .010"...