Recent content by snuzzo29

I have hard copies of Hornady, Lee, Lyman, Sierra and Speer manuals. I use the Hornady, Sierra and Speer the most. I want to check out the new Lyman to see if it's worth upgrading. Lyman is great for handgun loading. I also consult the Hodgdon and Nosler data online and have the Western Powders...

Longshot and AA#9 are great powders for 10mm. I use Longshot the most with 180gr bullets.

I believe Hodgdon had some misprinted labels. I have some that say USA and the last one I bought say Belgium.

I believe Meopta made the spotters for Nightforce so a Meopta would basically be a direct replacement.

Thanks for the replies. I narrowed it down between those 2 scopes because they fit the bill for what I am looking for. I want a scope with max magnification of 16x, 44-42mm objective, exposed elevation turret, MOA/MOA turret/reticle, relatively lightweight and under $900.

I'm looking to get a scope on my new 270. Have it narrowed down between 2 scopes for the most part. Was looking at the Viper HST 4-16x44 in MOA or if I should spend more and get a Trijicon Credo HX 2.5-15x42. I have been trying to decide if the Trijicon or something similar is worth the extra money.

What did 3rd gen charge for shipping?

Yeah I looked through the Barnes data first. What I didnt know was if I could used the data for a bullet of same weight but different construction compared to the Barnes.

Thank you very much! From the QL info I was on the right track and would have gotten close. I was thinking since the length and bearing surface of those bullets are similar to 140gr accubonds to use 140gr data.

Is there any considerations needed to be taken when loading Barnes TTSX and LRX without any load data with a specific powder? I have data for standard jacketed bullets but there isnt any for the Barnes bullets using the powder I have. I am reloading for my 270win and was going to try both 129gr...

Scheels and Cabelas have some listed on their websites.

TTT

Still have 150.

Bump. 100 pending, 150 still available.

From Hodgdon's H4831sc page. Wish I could find some H4831sc.