Recent content by lenny Cianciotto

Slight crimp is OK, but if you don't trim your cases uniformly, accuracy will suffer slightly due to inconsistent crimp tension/pressure. It'd minimal, but worth mentioning if accuracy is your number one concern. Lenny

I love Ramshot Hunter. Easy metering and temperature stable. My load is any 140 grain bullet over a charge of 49 grains. Sub-MOA in my gun at about 2775 fps (22 inch barrel).:D Caliber: 7mm-08 Remington. Barrel length: 24” Powder: Ramshot - HUNTER Bullet weight: 120grains. Start...

Read the article in G&A. Looks promising. Short neck, but most of the WSM cases have short necks too. I really like the Alaskan model with a 20 inch barrel. Should be a real nice Alaska/Canada type gun. Bet some profesional Alaskan guides may bo for that. I guess we'll see. Lenny

From: Leonard Cianciotto [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, January 25, 2006 11:32 AM To: [email protected] Subject: RE: Lenny -- Hunter vs 7mm-08Rem Johan, Have not had too much of an opportunity to test this data, but here is what I have so far. Case: Federal Bullet...

If your primary hunting weapon is a big .460, then get S&W's version of a .460 snub for back-up. That way you have a common caliber. Use big a** heavy bullets for back-up. Lenny

I did not know about this brand of brass having so many problems, but I noticed that several of my relaods in .45 ACP were misfiring. Upon inspection I noted the primer was missing. I thougt I just had a brain cramp and chalked it up to my error, even though I've been loading for alomost 15...