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I would like to know what is the lightest grain projectile available for a .323 caliber?

Andrew its for hunting bush pigs at night and at times i got to a sounder of about 30 pigs on one maize land.. so would like to take out as much as possible

this was the last pig i shot before i had to come back to university haha but atleast its almost holidays again!!

Sam i meant that we only have one manufacturer which is providing us with propellant. KansasSasquatch thank you for the useful info!! I own a Musgrave 7x64. Is a company in South africa. but yes its a mauser action. I sure as hell not gonna test the first bunch i load in my rifle, will build...

So the main idea will be to find a heavy projectile with low velocity? According to science then, a projectile with a round nose and 175gr will be a good starting point? well here in south africa we only have access to our somchem propellant which differ from your American propellant in burning...

I am shooting a 7x64 and use it mainly for bush pigs here in South Africa, I got it silenced but now i want to know is it possible to load a sub sonic round? what is the in's and out's of sub sonic rounds?

I got some .223 loaded ammo still very old solid projectiles. Is it possible to hammer that projectiles out of the 223 case and load them in a 222 case? I live in South Africa and here we can still get the 223 ammo from the good old days used in the the R4 (5.56mm) in the military of our country.

Well my friend own a remington 700 sps varmint in the 243 caliber. I have done some reloading for him and went testing it.. I was impressed with the outcome. but not the problem is that i never even seen a savage in reality. Only shopped around on the web. Its in times like these i wish i lived...

what model in the savage cambering a .223 would be worth looking at? i dont know savage that well..

which one will you prefer in a .223 caliber and why?? I am looking at the remington sps 700 tactical. Its not a heavy rifle and the 20" barrel does not bother that much.

I am looking for brass?? any advise??

I want some advise on what your choice will be on a deadly accurate weapon. I have a hunting rifle and now need a target rifle. What will be a good rifle to shoot up to half a mile?? Any suggestions??

I have RCBS shellholders but it would not work because the hole in the middle of the shellholder is smaller.. Aswell I tried the lee shellholders and have the same problem. Any advise?? http://www.midwayusa.com/product/795...ngfield-45-acp rikman: this shop will not be able to send me...

I bought myself a hornady case trimmer but now i cant find any hornady shellholders in South Africa. I cant trim my cases without them. Any advise where I can get these shellholders??

RCMODEL - I'm from South Africa, the 7x64 is a very nice weapon to use in the bush or kalahari, shooting Zebra, Springbuck, Kudu and Impala. We use Somchem S365 powder.

Please can the clever people help me on the best reloading grains for a 30-06? Using 150 gr, 168gr and 180 gr soft points bullets.

NB - Stands for "Important"!!! LOL

thanx for the help on this matter. I will stick to my ammo without crimping.

I've been reloading 7x64 before without crimping the bullet in the case , now i saw in the instructions of my RCBS die that there is a crimping function. Will crimping make me shoot different and will my cases still withstand cracking?

need help I am using RCBS die for my 7x64, now i want to find out about the crimping. Is it even necessary for crimping the bullet in the case? Would be grateful if someone can advise me.