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Peterson brass Haven't gone over 79 grains yet .05 off

. 05 off lands

Just magnetospeed

97 rounds down the pipe at this stage

Hey there guys, just after some help/ opinions. I have a custom 30 Nosler with .200 freebore shooting 200 grain accubonds 26 inch barrel, 10 twist. I went to Max for nosler load data for H1000, 79 grains, book says velocity of around 3012 fps. I am getting on average 2860fps, no signs of...

Search "precision hydration ". They talk about sodium depletion as a possible cause of cramp

What about Ohaus px-223/e?

I do reload, but have trouble getting good brass, great tip, thanks

I am going to do a new build and was after some help. The rifle would be used for game to 600 yards (self imposed limit) up to the occasional Elk. It will be built on a stiller predator action, carbon wrap or #4 fluted stainless at 26 inches. Don't want it too heavy. Manners thumbhole stock...

The problem I have with the Saterlee method is that Saterlee said he doesn't use it anymore

I had a similar experience. I just used a couple of pieces of aluminium can as shims. Still shoots today

I just sanded a bit off the shellholder until I got the right amount of bump

My next brake will have holes drilled in the top with grub screws in them as well as side ports so I can shoot it with video and see if I need to dampen down the muzzle jump, if you do, just remove a screw. You could then play with which hole gave best accuracy.

I've had this happen a couple of times and found that the seating die had a tight neck, outside turning the necks did the trick

Just turned the necks down more on 2 cases. Re full length sized, and ran the mandrel back through, light bit of moly inside the necks. I noticed much less pressure to seat the bullet in the forster die. Runout is now around 1 and a half to 2 thou. Is the forster die really tight in the necks?