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I use the lyman #55 as well, ball and flake powders measure very well + or - 1/10th gr. the only powder that dosen't measure well is the IMR line, like the IMR 4350 and so on. The extruded powders seem to cut uneven and not measure out as well. On the other hand, I have been loading H380 in my...

I use RCBS for my sizing, and Hornady for bullet seating and crimp. Works VERY good. I get a constant .5 MOA or less groups at 100yds with my Savage M11. For a Coyote gun thats more than I can ask for.

atleast two people agree with me....:cool:

to the question of the copper plated bullets a guy once told me that usually the lead in the plated bullets is soft and the bullet does not offer the same resistance that the true copper jacketed bullet does. The plated bullets also do not hold up good when traveling at exesive speeds.The...

why are all of you people dead set on crushing the case???? The case itself does not hold the pressures of shooting... the cylender* does. That little "Dent" in the case IS NOT going to harm you or your gun...and i seriously dought it will cause "Case Seperation" and even if it does i have...

I have found "ball" powders like the H380 to measure VERY accurate and rank #1 on my list for accurate loads, then the "Flake" Powders like 2400 measure out well too , I give them #2 on my list, Then there are the powders like the IMR lines (4350 and so on) that are extruded, Ugggh, didn't get...

Do you really think that "little" mark is going to affect anything. On both my Rem. 700 8mm Mag, and my Ruger MkII M77 7mm Mag. when you cycle the action "Bolt" it puts a small dent in the case below the one you are chambering. After you shoot it, the small dent is smoothed out from the pressure...

I always use RCBS...If you ever going to get serious about paper punching save your money and get a good set of RCBS. My Suggestion: http://www.rcbs.com/default.asp?menu=1&s1=4&s2=8&s3=70

I use a 7mm Rem. Mag. with 175gr. Core-Lokt, works very good on big and small hogs. :)

why do all of you say .30-.30......I don't believe in over kill; but i do blieve in over gun.....a 22-250 or .243 will have all the power you need. Killed many Bobcats with my usual 22-250 with 52 gr. Sierra HPBT with H380. YOu guys must not do much cat or yote hunting...never seen anyone bait...

You can't beat a Savage for out of the box accuracy. The new onea have a free floating barrel, acu-trigger, and are piller bedded*, they have a package gun with a scope (Simmons 8-Point,3-9X40) already bounted and bore sighted for $339.00. Scope is kinda cheesey but is enought for the gun. I...

I do "ALOT !!!!!!!!"of Yotebusting and Bobcat hunting here in Southern Oklahoma....I use Scream'n Eagle calls made by non other than myself, many ppl around me use my calls. Have called up countless yotes and cats. I can either make them out of wood, or aluminum. The wooden calls (Oak) usually...

Well we have one in Duncan, about 15 miles from where I live, the S.C.R.A.P. Club (Stephen County Rifle and Pitol Club). We have I think are 15,20,30 yard for pistol, and i know a 50,100,200,300 for rifle. I don't do much pistol so im not sure on the ranges. As far as match ammo goes who make...

What do yall think about Millett Scopes....Yah.....Nah...???

The barrel lenght will not generate any added velocity, it is just in question of your plane of sight. I find a 28 to fit me better just because you get a little smother swing and a better view. You don't really aim a shotgun you point. and if the barrel is to short you may not get the view you...

i once tried to tan my deer hide, baught a kit, followed the instructions, and it pulled on me. So..i threw it way and never tried it agian. To have my bobcats tanned by a taxidermy it is around $75.

The people that are "Slob Hunters" also give people like you and I a bad rap. Im am only 18 but I still don't poach, lie about my deer I've killed, or hunt on someones elses land without asking first. I think the reason it is getting harder and harder to find places to hunt is just the simple...

I am 18 and new to the sport of shooting, I have hunted since i can remember, but i never have really went out to the range and tried to shoot "good" groups. To me a .5-1 inch group was good enough for hunting. I am now starting to get in i guess you would say competitive shooting. I wasn't sure...