Recent content by hypersonic

I think your savage has a 1-9 twist which is not going to give you joy with long 140 class bullets. You should be able to get the 130 AB to shoot and its a good bullet but not a 1000 yarder imo. The hunting line of bergers need an 8 twist as a recommended and a 7.5 would not be out of place and...

As many fellow shooters here have pointed out the 260 rem is easy to load for and works with a ton of powders it is like the 30-06 in regards to powders that work well across the spectrum of bullet weights and burn speeds from 4895's up to 4831's and various VV powders in those burn ranges also...

Yes, your good to go just a couple of grains less on average than the H version and depending on lot#'s, as always start low and work up. Also, superformance is excellent in the 260 with 120-140 grain bullets also so don't overlook that one if you have some on hand.

What were you running with the 550? I have a 338-06 being built right now and I have 550. Not a lot of data for 338-06 any pointers? Thanks

180 Barnes try 7828 you'll be happy close to or at max charge you will have to find the jump the rifle likes. The 168 TTSX as others have said will punch through elk and moose at any appropriate ranges where velocity is where it needs to be. I currently use the 168 TTSX in my 300WM have never...

I love me some superformance too in a few cartridges. Some say its a progressive burn rate I have no idea. but where it does work its great and in others I have tried it in it behaves like H-4831 you can just jam more in there before compressing the sheet out of it. Really good and over...

For 178 to 190 class bullets my go to is now H-100V a bit slower than 4350 and just a bit faster than 4831 just the right speed similar to RL-19 but I have found it more accurate for me and I have a bunch of it so I can horde my 4350 and 4831🤣🤣

Or you might have an 8mm-300 Win...... 30's going down an 8mm will stabilize a wee bit 30's going down a .338 would more than likely be flying "*** over tea kettles" So that's my guess 8mm-300 Win

You can check these guys out http://www.ameri-cana.com/north-american-hunting/alberta-big-horn/ I am a resident so never hunted with them but it could be worth a phone call. Hype

Just finished measuring capacity virgin of win 243 brass necked up and the new lapua I just picked up. I am somewhat surprised at how little difference I got between the two. The win brass I bought about 15 years ago when win brass was typically decent for the price. I figured the internal...

Yeah 9 twist so everything from 95's up to 130's have been good 100 barnes and 120 barnes also shoot very well just as good as the same weight ballistic tips the 125 partition also very good shooter same as the 130 ab. I am going to play with the 100 and 120 TTSX over SF I have killed big mule...

Yes in the states no problem easy as buying a candy bar. I am not in the states and in the current political situation not to mention a gun hating liberal fed govt getting brass shipped up here as a private citizen is not easy and even not a cake walk for gun shops which are getting hit with new...

Well shipping across the border here to canuck "ick" stan is probably going to be nothing less than problematic with the current temper tantrums going on back and forth.I do appreciate the offer though and was snooping on your site ….. nice bullets and also nice forward thinking design. On...

Finally...…………………… I almost gave up hope but Yesterday I got my hands on some Laupa 260 Rem brass. Been running around all silly and happy ever since :);)o_O. Have a special season here in December I started applying for 9 years ago and finally got drawn this year. Considering its rolling...

I am the odd man out..... here I suspect. I like or should I say my 300 likes 7828 with the 200 to 215 grain bullets. Good old 300 has so many excellent bullet and powder combos seldom is it a ton of work to get to where you want to be.