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I have been extremely pleased with the Xtreme 165gr HP plated bullets in my XD40. Very consistent and accurate.

I was in Dunn's Sporting goods in Peavely, MO over the weekend. They had lots of all primers in stock as well as a full range of rifle powder. Only pistol powder was absent.

IMR4831 is too slow of a powder for 30-30. It is designed for large magnum type rounds. Place an ad and see if someone would be willimg to trade you something more suitable for 30-30. As far as the bullet weight is concerned, Hornady should have data available for that bullet/cartridge combo.

Yes, a baffle in the dispenser will help with consistency in drop to drop charge weights. Make your own on the cheap using this template... http://www.thehighroad.org/showpost.php?p=4540388&postcount=9

I like the plated X-treme bullets in my XD40. Very consistent and the price is right. I used mid level jacketed data to start load development. Results below for everyday practice rounds. Bullet- 165gr Xtreme HP Brass- Speer Primer- CCI 500 Powder- CFE Pistol Charge- 6.4gr C.O.L.- 1.125"...

WOW!! Nice tumbler! I have thought about making something similar on a smaller scale that would handle a single 5 gallon bucket. It should be doable for way less than what the commercial units cost.

CFE Pistol for 40 S&W I recently worked up some loads for my XD40 4" using CFE. I loaded up some mid-level loads and tested them the other day. The powder is a ball style that meters through the powder measure very easily and precisely. I used 165gr plated hollow points from X-treme Bullets...

I have expensive scopes as well as some not so expensive ones. I have had a new Leupold fail less than 200 shots in on a 223 rifle. That being said, I currently own 2 Simmons Whitetail Classic 6-20 x 50 scopes(http://www.midwayusa.com/find?userSearchQuery=simmons+whitetail) that have been as...