Recent content by Holystone

I have a rem 700 XCR in 308 and I reload using 43 grains of Varget with Sierra 175 grain Matchking bullets and BR2 primers. I jump the lands by .010 and have realized that trigger time is way more important than finding the "perfect reloading combo"

take an empty casing, put bullet in by hand until it just stays in the casing and then insert into chamber and close bolt. This will cause the bullet to seat until it reaches the ogive of the bullet (so far that has worked on my Rem 700). Then, using a ogive collett that you mount to your...

Hello, just joined today! I am 63 years old, ex Navy veteran and belong to the Corona Sportsmen's Club in Corona, CA. I have been shooting for 25 years but just started reloading a couple of years ago. I am a member of the NRA (club requirement) and I am a Republican (there, I said it!). I...

I started reloading after I purchased a Smith & Wesson 460 XVR and a Ruger #1 in 458 Lott. The cost of the ammo made me do it but it is real satisfying and now I reload for everything else i shoot and it is a blast. Very therapuetic and it does save money

I have the 460 XVR and I reload with 45 grains of H110 using large rifle magnum primers and a Hornady 200 grain FTX bullet. Loudest firearm at the range and although it kicks like a mule, it doesn't hurt like the 500 does.

I have a remington 700 (who doesn't!) and reload using Sierra 175 grain matchkings. I stick a loose bullet in shell, load into rifle and it seats the bullet until it touches the lands. I measure this using the ogive attachment to my calipers. Then I set my seating die to give me the jump I...

I use 45 grains of H110 in my 460XVR and using the 200 grain FTX bullet. It is kick-ass!