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I buy used lake city brass for 223 and 308. If I do buy used brass its from: http://www.tascosacartridge.com they have outstanding quality Sent from my SGH-T889 using Tapatalk

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DG would be Cape Buffalo, plains game: Kudu my dream hunt: New Zealand Red Stag! Sent from my SGH-T889 using Tapatalk

Again, I have to say thanks for all of the input.. my load development so far has been fairly successful. I am learning my guns and what they seen to like.. so far I do know that both my Savages shoot best with middle of the road loads.. no matter which powder I am using, it doesnt like max...

Thanks guys, that's a lot of great info.. the reason I asked the question is because I have rifles with various length barrels for 20in to 26in. Just wondering if I should be using faster powders in the shorter barrels so I get a full burn before the bullet leaves the barrel and slower powders...

I have been reloading for a year now and have chosen powders to try with the various loads by the suggestion of fellow reloaders.. My question, what is the science behind choosing a powder? What are all the variables one must consider.. short vs long barrel, bullet weight, case volume...

Fedex just dripped off my package from SPS.. These 175 ABLR look like little missiles. Gotta find me some load data and get to loading! Sent from my SGH-T889 using Tapatalk now Free

Quick load is on the list but I got a few items on the list above it.. the price of load data is ok for a unplanned purchase. . Im saving for a new barrel and stock for a build.. I was looking for load data for 300mp by Alliant but no one seems to have much load data for 357 and 44mag with...

Does anyone subscribe to "www.loaddata.com as another source of load data beside your standard manuals Sent from my SGH-T889 using Tapatalk now Free

I have used this brand of marinade for years.. No where near as salty as Dales or Moores... they have a variety of flavors, Hickory and spicy are my favorite.. you can let it sit for a few hours or a day or two and it will not make your meat salty.. works great on deer, pork and poultry...

Sounds great Oldtrader3, im in the process of choosing a 26in barrel for my 7mag.. so hopefully I get to chrono some loads here soon Sent from my SGH-T889 using Tapatalk now Free

I have some of those 140's headed my way now... I love them! Sent from my SGH-T889 using Tapatalk 2

Varget is my first choice, second is a toss up for RL15 and 4064! Sent from my SGH-T889 using Tapatalk 2

Thanks sjb358 Sent from my SGH-T889 using Tapatalk 2

SJB358, can you please run a quick load using 4350 and nosler 140 and 150 ballistic tip please.. my current load is 63gr 4350 for the 140gr and 62gr for the 150gr bt Sent from my SGH-T889 using Tapatalk 2

Sorry.... H1000 Sent from my SGH-T889 using Tapatalk 2

Had a range day today woth the 168 berger vld hunter and loaded from rounds from 67gr to 70.4 gr with bullet seated 0.010 off rifling.. while none were to bad, they weren't what im use to with this rifle... they all seemed to shoot the same.. 1 1/4-1 1/2 inch groups What I didnt expect was the...

Like Guy Miner said, behind the shoulder on deer is prefered, I ALWAYS head shot a hog if I cant get a quartering away shot. Head shot on a hog is first choice for me because I want all my meat. Accubond or ballistic tip for deer but I use tsx or etip for hog Sent from my SGH-T889 using Tapatalk 2

Thanks IdahoCTD and sjb358, im still learning burn rates and bullet weight combinations.. that quickload program is something serious.. that may be something I have to look into, as well as a chrono! Sent from my SGH-T889 using Tapatalk 2

I am reloading for a Savage 116 7mm mag with 23in factory fluted barrel with factory muzzle brake. I currently load Nosler Accubond and ballistic tip in 140 and 150 grain using imr4350 with excellent results. I want to try the heavier 168gr berger vld hunter classic, my question is should I...