Recent content by Shooter98

I'm looking for 308 dies in good to near new condition. Please let me know what you have, thanks, Mike.

I'd imagine you meant 4350 not 2350 for powder and if so 28 grains is very light. I shoot Nosler 110's with 49.5 gr of IMR 4350 or 48 grains H4350.

Will do thank you.....

Oh we are hooked! We're headed back out in June.

Oh, I was going to ask something.... When we got to our shooting spot I had paced off a spotter flag out 150 yards. This way we could see the wind direction plus have a distance marker. Anyone elso do this or is there a better way?

I finally got to go out with a good buddy of mine whom also was a varmint hunting newbie and do some shooting. We were out in Eastern oregon in an area where they only allow rimfire rifles. Now, I can tell you it's a whole new world shooting critter pictures off a target stand from a bench. Holy...

This topic has been covered so much that you should have an easy time using the search and getting a lot of answers to your question.

Sold...........

I'll take the scope pending it's in good condition. Any zero hold problems?

Excellent! I just picked up 2#'s of H4350 that was locally on sale. I've never used it and am looking forwards to seeing the difference. The 115's Noslers are awesome bullets and my gun absolutely loves them. They can be hard to find here because everyone gobbles them up.

I varmint and paper shoot, so my load data may not interest some but so far my most accurate load has been.. Rem brass, CCI 200 primers, 49.5gr IMR 4350, Hornady Vmax 75 gr. 3.190 oal. I'm getting 3100 fps with a 24" barrel and the accuracy is incredible. Far better than my abilities so far.

I have been looking but haven't been succesful yet in determining if they make turrets for a scope that didn't originally come with them? Specifically I just purched a newer Nikon Monarch and love the scope, but would love to put turrets on it. Any and all info appreciated, thank you...

I bought the Lee classic kit for $89 from Midwaysusa.com last month and have loaded a couple hundred rounds already. It's a great kit for starting I feel. I just had to buy my dies, and a caliper and that was about it to get started. teh kit includes a primer pocket cleaner, a deburring tool...

Thanks for the info guys. The reason I'm thinking of using mag primers is yes I have them on hand but also I have my load worked up about as high as I want but am looking for a bit more velocity and was curious if it would help.

Has anyone used magnum primers in the 25-06 case? I'm using IMR4350 and H4350 powders.