Recent content by Hueyman

I spent a lot of time camping in the cold, a bag under 20 degrees and better a 0 degree is better I used a timberline tent, good for four seasons light and tough, I put a emergency blanket under the tent, half inch foam pad down under the bag, if it was really cold I used a candle light made for...

Not sure why peta would care after that stands for people eating tasty animals

I used a lighter load to fire form my brass, also 41 grains of Varget was the max load on my 40 gr bullets so 40 grs seems wrong for a 12 gr heaven bullet, this data was from my nozler number six book, I noticed this when I was working up my 22-250AI, may be nozler needs to redo the load data...

If you can find some cci number 41 primers I have had great luck with them

I never let the wind stop me, when most of my shooting buddies stayed home I was shooting, every shot was a learning shot, it is never a waste of AMMO to shoot in the wind, the .223 is a great round the things that little round can teach you will carry over to the bigger stuff.

Try h335 or benchmark, I have had great luck with Berger 55 gr

I believe that they do, as they make the vanguard

I have had a couple, I think that most problems that people have is that these rifles have more free bore than others, I have a .223 heavy barrel an d it has been hard to reload for, I retorqued the barrel to stock and I finally woke up, the gun did not like the bullet I was reloading, switched...

I have a 460 Roland I really like the thing, my 45acp is a great Gun but not that good on pigs, the 460 on only hits hard but it goes deep, loud but I can not hear any way

I started with a rcbs starter kit cheap easy came with every thing including a Speer book to get started, that was in 73, as you learn and money permits you can add or replace with items that works better, read , ask questions take your time. If you find that reloading is not for you sell the...

If you do not satisfy your curiosity, you do not learn, so the question is what did you learn. I have cut up several cases to see the inside, my favorite was the difference between .223 and the 5.56. You will find answers by doing, as long as you exercise safety.

Yep my old rifle just setting in the corner waiting on me to take it back to Montana, I sure do miss that country

I do not care that was a shot to be remembered, no matter what I would have loved to be there to see that, I wonder what the negative’s would say to the old snipers who only had a Redfield 3 to 9, no spotters no computers just ability, they made magic shots and hit the target. I would had like...

I agree, I believe that you have given out sound advice, I started reloading in 73 while in Germany, I have a firm policy of not reloading for any one, I would invite them to come over and help them reload for them selves, if the load was one given to them and over book max I stopped and would...

Nice wood, nice gun, good luck