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That's a good idea

That's a great case to work with. I wonder what powder he is using?

I went old school and made some 30-30 21.5 N133 170 SP Winchester brass and primer Keeping it mild as it only needs to ring steel from 100-300 yards.

Cartridge info? 6BRA?

Great guns! I prefer the size and grip on the HK45 but the USP has a solid reputation.

Alliant already halted production once a few years ago, so this isn't a big surprise. RL16 is a good powder but there are other options to choose from if I run out. I have already started to go away from RL15.

It looks similar to a Beretta FS-1 https://www.bradfordsauction.com/auction-lot/beretta-model-fs-1-folding-.410ga-shotgun_2444FD8BC1

What is your goal? Again, the RMR bullets are decent for the price, but don't expect much in the way of accuracy from them. Do you have a good baseline on what your rifle is capable of? Using a high quality bullet, such as a 69 or 77 Sierra Matchking will help you find a good baseline.

Ramshot Silhouette with lead bullets worked great for me in a 40 S&W. A friend shoots Silhouette with 147 grain lead bullets in 9mm, and has no leading.

CCI 450 small rifle magnum primers are what I use in 223. Even with the large firing pins in Remingtons, I get much less primer cratering.

I have a couple loads that I put together for lighter recoil... 23.0 H4895, RMR 110RN, WLRP, 2.390 COAL 20.0 N133, 170SP, WLRP, 2.550 COAL

I annealed, sized, deprimed, and tumbled some Peterson 243 brass that I received in a trade. It is very nice, similar to Lapua.

RL15 is a good choice. Some talk about temperature issues but as long as you are staying away from maximum loads, it will serve you well. I really struggled to get the RMR 69 3GH to shoot well for me, and I tried it in 3 different rifles. The 75 3GH seems to shoot much better. Hornady...

I rarely shoot USPSA, and load for reliability in a variety of pistols.

N320 is the shizzz, WSF is a close second

A good friend had one of those years ago. They are a nice rifle and 222 is a great cartridge. He now has a custom 222 built by Dan Dowling that is one of the most accurate guns I have ever shot. The 722 is most likely a 14 twist. You may get away with a 55 grain bullet, but most are shooting...

How do you know it wasn't the bullet? Recently, I was shooting some 77 SMK blems, and had three 5-shot groups where four shots would touch and one would be 1/2 inch outside. The groups were all sub MOA so I was happy with that. I need to do another test with non-blems to make sure it was me...

Yeah, shot placement is still a thing...

It has been a while since I have loaded 45LC so I pulled these from my database. The first two are warm loads, shot from a Ruger Blackhawk using Starline brass. 230gr Winchester HP, 9.5gr Unique 200gr Plated FP, 9.5gr Unique 250gr LRNFB 4.2gr Hodgdon Clays 230gr LRN 7.5gr Hodgdon Universal

I have been very happy with my CZ 457 MTR and Bergara B14R. The B14R feels a lot like the real thing, and is based on the Remington 700 which allows you to use the same stocks, triggers, scope mounts, etc.