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WOW...I read all of the post 243 about the KABOOM..So when you talk about set back...Are you telling me that the bullet somehow was pushed into the case and then fired?..That takes a tremendous amount of pressure to damage steel like that..Glad your OK...Thanks for posting...

Thanks alot...I only use the Remington 6 1/2 primer's in my hornet cases...I had the Remington 7 1/2 already and preped 100 .204's...since I didn't have any Fed205M..the reason I thought it was a small rifle magnum primer is that I think the .204 is actually a .222 magnum case..necked down to 20...

That's what I use Remington's 6 1/2...And 13.5 grains of AA1680..with a 35 grain Hornandy V-Max...And it's the load for my Browning Micro Hunter..tried the "Lil Gun"..didn't do very good..

I am looking at starting to reload for a .204...So I go to a manual or two and they say they used a Remington 7 1/2..Small Rifle Primer....Then I go along looking in some Manufacture handout's..And it say's they used a ...........Federal205M...:fire:.which I believe is a small rifle magnum...

Not to take away anything from this thread...I have read somwhere..I'm thinking a reloading manual that for 30 caliber and above it is recommended to full length resize every time...I would think that on "Magnum" cartridges that full length would always be performed..I'm knew to this also...Thanks

Yep...I'm new to this site and plan on staying here..I'm also new to handloading...I'm also finding out there's more to it than just putting a shell in the chamber..There is so much to know..Not only is it simply reloading shells..It's the depth at with reloading is performed...And it's not just...

I don'y know how to post links..But..Field and Stream just released their top 11 rifles outa of the box accuracy..for 2007and 2008 I believe..I had always heard that remington rifles were best out of the box...Even Remington boast this themselves...So thinking that they had several out of eleven...

Yep...I'll even go one step further...I would think that there is alot more "Lemon" rifles out there than we know about...How many times have you been at the range and the shooter next to you ..says that's good enough for me....When in fact when you happen to look at his 100 yard target would by...

I feel that when I say "Shoot"..I'm talking about one-holeing...It shouldn't matter if it's a 22lr to a 375 H&H Magnum...It was always beyond me that as soon as one get's a new rifle there is alot comes into play to make the rifle "Shoot" as well as it can be shot..The reason that I made this...

I would like to ask of you guys, that have shot many more rifles than I ever will...Have you ever bought or hand a custom rifle that simply would not shoot with any powder/primer or bullet?...No matter how much you tried and invested in componet's and know-how?...And how often does this occur in...

Maybe this is the question I should be asking...What can one expect for a normal outa the box group?...I have also found out that these rifles have a tremendous amount of free bore space in them..So to me all one can do is simply there best...the OCL IMO is not going to increase accuracy...If...

OK..I'm trying to put together a load for an Oryx hunt in New Mexico...I'm open to changing bullet's but I don't want to get to light a bullet...what bullet's do you guys use with Retumbo?..or Reloader 25?...I'm open to all...

Yep..I'm still trying to get the rifle to shoot...I would like to ask of you that have a 300 Ultra mag...To share with me what powder with a 180 Barnes Triple shock bullet does your gun like...Or 180 grain nosler partition..I have shot H-1000 and Ramshot Magnum...And i have bought tonite some...

I'm not sure if this would be the place to post this thread..But I'll try it..I am shooting a Remington Model 700...300 Ultra Mag..I use the rifle for big game hunting..my shots can be up to 500-600 yards...{Shooting Across Canyons}..I have a leupold VX11 3x9x40mm..I would like to upgrade the...

I have found a powder and bullet for my Ruger Compact that shows potential of group size and seems consistent...It is a 23.5 grains of TAC with a 36 grain .224 Barnes Grenade bullet..So I'm .020 off the lands..If I move the bullet forward wouldn't I get a decrese in Pressure?..And at the same...

OK...Rancho that's exactly what I'm looking for...I will get my FFL/Gunsmith involved in the morning..It's conforting to know that the .223 can be rechambered...I've been watching all weekend on a few sites and the .222 or .222RM is slim...It looks like to me that in a few years only a few...

Welcome to reloading...I myself have just gotten into reloading..If it wasn't for the experienced here at thehighroad..I would have certainly looked at serious injury to myself and .300 Remington Ultra Mag...I ask alot of questions and everyone shoots straight..If anyone ever tells you to stop...

OK..After alot of follow-up and website information...The seemingly over amount of free-bore in the .300 Remington Ultra Mag..is normal...And after rechecking and doublr checking all load data...I'm back to touching 4 outa 5 shot's at 100 yards..And no signs of over pressure....Thanks alot to...

OK...I have been looking around at gunamerica..{Thanks For The Info}..I didn't even know the site existed..Now I'm registered..I looked into the Cooper Firearms site and yes they do make the .222 mag in a "Model 21"..But only a single shot..Don't know about the price of the rifle...

OK..just to clarify..I'm going out to the reload shed and start..I will start with the min..start load..then work up from there...I will have the OCL at 3.600 that's what's in the manual..So with that said I'm .198 off the lands..And I thought the chamber was machined incorrectly..but it seems...