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I have a bunch of brass if you need any. Shoot me a pm

If you need some 38 brass let me know I've got plenty

Sorry to rain on your parade but they have had an online manual with there bullets for many years

Try grafs&sons they might have some

Why not

i use bl-c2 but i have no problem using H-4895.

I think another good way is to use the dry neck lube then hornady one shot case lube. The hornady is great for normal loading but not for forming odd cases

Damn nice rifles. Being in nj um sure i cant own one. Anyway awesome rifles

My 1976 vintage ruger m77 7mm rem mag with an old redfield that has been on the probably that long. Got it for 400 used. First group was 3 shots sub moa. The picture will have to wait for another dau

I personally like bullets in the 150 grain range and 180 grain. I would recommend nosler ballistic hunting tips.

Nice i'd but i would pay 199.99

I tried it it works well but if you use the dry lube for the neck put that on and then put the wax on the case body

If i remember correctly you can load both calibers on 357 dies

I have a 7mm rem mag ruger m77 made in 1976. I bought it a few months ago along with a box of remington factory ammo. It shot very well with a little over an inch 3 shot group. Great for a hunting rifle. I paid 400 for it along with a great redfield scope that was mounted on the rifle for...

Niice rifle. Wish i had one

Wow how could that happen? Must have been poorly heat treated. At least they have a great warrenty

Depends what bullet if It has a cannelure then why not. For me i always crimp rifle bullets but if there is no canelure i just use a lighter crimp so as not to damage the bullets jacket

Yep you need a heavier crimp. I dont shoot revolver but i have had rifle oal lengthen with recoil

I dont own a 7.62x25 but i do know that the glaser is light for caliber in 9mm luger as well

i have them but need to get a 1in7 twist barrel in 223. This is why i love my tc encore!