Recent content by Striker427

https://www.larrywillis.com/. I had at least 100 brass that wouldn’t cycle after 3 to 4 times of reloading my 300 weatherby. Bought this compression die and it fixed all of my problems with my belted magnums.

Right at .46 but I have a barrel tuner built into the stock.

I’ve had real good look with Superformance in mine with 105 Berger.

Did you put the primers in your hand or touch them with your fingers? Our bodies have a natural oil on them. Sometimes this will kill a primer Or cause it to hang fire. Just wash your hands and dry them well before handling the primers, or if your cases still have lube on them and you handle the...

Sometimes the some of the cow stays in the case. Wet tumbling cleans it up well And keep a chamber brush rdy and clean the chamber after about 5 shots. Do 5 shot intervals and let the barrel cool.

I had some wap powder, but you can use most any pistol powder. It was about 13-15 gr for the best brass expansion.

I forgot to say I use the cream of wheat method to fire-form my brass. After fireforming then I will use my go to load. 243 AI

I fire-form my brass from military 308 brass, cheap brass and usually a little bit heavier. I use 49gr of Superformance powder and a #34 cci primer, 105 Berger vld hunting at 2.78 coal. This is max load so please start 10% lower. Tikka t3 action with a 1-8 twist 3 grove x-caliber 26“ barrel...

I have had real good luck with magpro in the 270 wsm with the 130gr class of bullets.

i have reloaded for 35 years and what bounty hunter has told you is correct and right on the money. I have two sets of 270 dies. One regular and a small base die. Had to use the small base die on an old Winchester that had a tight chamber. Try the small base die it will solve this problem.

I’ve owned several Tikka's and still own several. I have had problems with one of them were the stock was rubbing the barrel. It was a 300 WSM and was shooting a 2” group. Pulled the action out of the stock and got my channel cutter out and in 2 minutes free floated barrel. Shot a 3/4” group...