Recent content by moosekiller99

Forgot to indicate 225 grain Hornady SST’s and Reloder 19

338 is a great deer round provided you are competent with the caliber. Here is a pic of a nice buck that my 338, my pal from Alaska used during the 2021 season in the Yoop.

My 338 Win Mag was originally stocked with a Ramline stock with the solid plastic butt pad. I called it Subdural Hematoma as it made me see double after a session at the range. Sheared off 2 sets of rings until I added a brake and a laminate stock. It’s now a pleasure to shoot. I found R19 and...

Had the poster’s scope on my .270. Loved it. First shots I took to zero.

Mepps Spinners used to buy red squirrel tails. Shot lots with the Daisy when we were kids.

75 grain Hornady ELD-M with IMI brass, REM 71/2 primers and CFE 223. My 600 yd load. Sub moa. AR-15 18” BA Hansen profile barrel.

No pressure on this 143 ELDX

I buy IMI 5.56 and use the brass for my competition loads. Fully prepped I find it more consistent than Lake City and other brands. I like the instant fireforming aspect.

Been “exercising “ the Second on the 4th for a few years also. More fun than having a fifth on the 4th, and not being able to go forth on the 5th. ☹️

CFE if you will be metering your loads production line style, Varget if you want consistency and accuracy all year long.

Nosler Partition and Berger VLD hunting.

My 22” Ruger M-77 gets 3012 FPS with 61.0 grains of Reloder 26, Win brass and Win primers. Same speeds with 150 Partitions. Excellent accuracy and no pressure signs whatsoever.

I've used many weights and styles of bullets for the past 40 or so years in my M-77 Ruger .270. Since the introduction of Reloader 26 I've more or less settled on the 150 grain nobler partition or the Berger 150 grain hunting VLD, both with 61.0 grains of 26 and Win primers. Both over 3010 fps...

.270 Win; 6.5 CM so far.

A bit off topic but does one need a special breachplug to use BH 209? I shoot a CVA inline with a standard plug.