Recent content by Princess

I will certainly join you in your effort, Doc. I suspect you would find it difficult to find members of this forum and others like it who would not share your goal. I did find it something of a dichotomy that you "don't trust anyone in governments pocket" but you chose to write a Congressman...

Re: FS Hornady Auto Charge Powder Dispenser (SPF) Yes, Woody, I did get your PM. Thank Youy. Posting classified items on this site has been, to say the least, an exercise in confusion for me. I've been trying to edit the title of this post to read "Sold Pending Funds" (SPF) but if that's...

I am not an expert on ballistics calculators but this one (a part of this site) provides me with everything I need. At least what I think I need. Give it a try: Long Range Hunting Ballistics Calculator

So that I only have to answer these questions once, here's a list of additional details. It does not include a powder pan I don't know how old it is : I bought it used but really haven't used it much myself. (not that I think its chronological age is much of an issue in view of the fact that...

I have three auto charge dispensers and can only use one at a time.

Based on your post you're looking for a hunting rifle. I'd suggest the 7mm STW. If the recoil is too much for the shooter (I handle it just fine) just add a good muzzle brake. Go hunting and never look back.gun)

Hornady Lock-N-Load powder dispenser with instructions. Does a great job. Delivered to your door $130. (compare new at $245)

PACT digital scale can be used as a stand alone electronic scale or coupled with the dispenser to electronically weigh your loads. Works fine. Instructions included: $135 delivered to your door. (compare at $250 new)

Thanks for the input. Matt, you mentioned "You may need to be a little more specific in your question" Probably a good idea. Every second focal plane MilDot reticle scope I have ever used provides a one mil (3.6 inches) spacing of the dots at 100 yards when the scope is on its highest power...

If a Mil is one miliradian, then shouldn't a MiDot be 3.6 inches at a hundred yards. I've noticed that some scope manufacturers market their products as having "MilDot Reticles" but the spacing of their mildots isn't even close to 3.6 inches, regardless of the level of magnification applied

Assuming that gender issues aren't a concern, I'd like to introduce myself. I'm limited to varmint hunting (apparently the spell checker on this site doesn't like "varmint") on an occasional Saturday or Sunday. At the moment I consider 300 yards "long range" but I'm working on longer distances...