Recent content by raz175

Check the torque on your stock bolts. When I got mine they were barely tight. I'm sure it would not have shot well like that.

Another benefit to the chips over the pins is that you don't get the peening of the case mouth.

I'm not sure if they're magnetic or not. I run water into the tumbler and I dump the chips out of the brass while it's still in the tumbler. The chips slide out better when they're under water. Then I rinse the brass and set out to dry. When all the brass is out, I pour the majority of the water...

I use stainless chips such as these: https://www.ammobrass.com/product-page/stainless-steel-cleaning-media-chips-for-wet-tumblers They don't get stuck and clean the primer pockets better.

I use a modified bald Eagle rest with a 3" wide bag. Then I install a 3" wide bag rider to the bottom of the rifle. I either use the Sinclair bag rider that mounts to the forward sling stud hole or other bag riders if the rifle has a pic rail on the bottom. Provides excellent stability shot to...

In my 280AI I had to add 1.5 gr. of powder using CCI 250's to get about the same velocity and accuracy as I got from the CCI 200's.

For my Razor scope I use a Shadow Tech PIG0311-G...

For the Nosler bullets, this is a good place to start; https://load-data.nosler.com/load-data/7mm-remington-magnum/ I've found with Tikka's long throat that I can generally start in the middle of Nosler's range and work up from there.

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Just loaded the update and checked my records on my 280AI, 25-06 and 338-06. The predicted Hammer loads were all within 20-40fps of my actual readings. I was using modified Nosler Accubond bullets for my initial workups. As with most loads in Quickload, I had to modify the burn rate of the...

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Have the following dies for sale. All are used but in like new condition 1) Forster Ultra Micrometer Seating die U00085. $90 + $10 shipping 2) Redding Body die 75136 $30 + $10 shipping 3) Lee Collet die set 90720. Has neck sizing collet, seater die, shell holder and powder measure. $30 + $10...

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