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I know I am a little late on this one but I did post it on Firearms talk.com and gogovarmintgo.com I know both boards have a good few members that live in CO.

For my 223 I like VV N133 and Accurate 2015. Both are good powders and the VV N133 produces amazing velocities in my rifle. I used IMR 4895 and 4064 for my swift when I had it. The 223 will work good with a bunch of powders from W748 to VV N135 to Varget and Benchmark. Varget is a god...

When you use the stony point and the bullet you are going to load with push until you feel the bullet stop. That is it push very lightly you don't want to jam it into the lands. Then tighten the lock nut while everything is still in the gun. The straight OAL tool is for bolt action rifles...

It would not be a good update, it is not that hard to attack that and get tons of information. I got a friend that could have all your orders and credit card numbers in a matter of minutes. It would be better if like all other e-commerce sites I have used it requires you to log-in to view...

Triple tap. I am looking good tonight.

To me this point of mandating firing line training is moot. Unless you are going to use LIVE bad guys for target practice (Not a bad idea really I think). You are not going to even remotely be in the same state of mind. You are on a range in a controlled setting with hearing protection...

Man I think my computer is freekin out on me. Double tap

To me this point of mandating firing line training is moot. Unless you are going to use LIVE bad guys for target practice (Not a bad idea really I think). You are not going to even remotely be in the same state of mind. You are on a range in a controlled setting with hearing protection...

What if he was flying out to a major hunting or shooters trip they are now saying you can't fly with your guns? That is why I left calie when I could and never looked back....

There is no way to justify shooting someone in the back. If his back is turned and he is running away he is NO LONGER a threat to you.

I have two presses that I use equaly. My RCBS does all my rifle work and my Dillon does all my 45acp work.

Shoot poor furry cuddley P Dogs is no different than some yahoo hanging out of a tree 30' in the air waiting for a deer to walk by to the 55gal drum feeded 20 yards behind him or to the pile of cemerdeer the dumped all over a rotten log. The Barnes Varmint Granade bullet may be affective but...

If you get a good one they are tack drivers. My dad had one that just wouldn't shoot worth a darn. But I have seen them that would shoot some amazing groups

Some of you really need to get out of the dam lazy boy and do some research. I am a die hard varmint hunter have been all my life. We use bullets like this for one reason to reduce ricochets. I don't care if there is no houses but there may be other hunters, shooters, animals or equipment in...

If you could get a SOLID steel door and some how machine the spots into it for dead-bolts then put in 14 of them (5 on each long side 2 top and 2 bottom) that would keep smash and grab guys. If you do this in to a solid concrete wall I would think that would be a rather good deterrent to many...

The Hornet the most underrated cartridge in the world today. It is god for close in shots that you don't need a 224 SuperduperUltralongshortmagloudenbanger to kill something. It is good for people who are shooting close to populated areas as it is very quiet and it has little to no recoil at...

That is good I like that. I have been reloading for 20+ years never had a kaboom I did how ever have some primers fall out of of some 25-06 reloads when I was first starting out because I got a little over zelous crimp reamer. I spend more time preping brass and checking my equipment...

Target shooting and varmint to 300 yards I would go with nothing maller than a 4.5-14x40mm with a 6-18x40 being a little better. I have a Leupold vx-II 6-18x40mm on my M700 VLS in 223. Depending on your varmints I would say go with a VX-III 6.5-20x40 or 50mm. I can't stand 50mm objective...

After 20+ years of reloading I have had exactly 25 screw-ups. 24 of which were when I was first starting and using old mil surp brass and a lyman primer pocket reamer. I was young and a little careless with it and made the pockets to big all the primers fell out in the block. The other one...

Are Remington 700 the best rifle out there, NO. Is the Remington 700 the be all end all rifle, NO. Am I a Remington fan not yes but hell yes. That being said Remington's 700 has flaws. So what if you don't like then you don't like it. As for push feed vs controlled feed 90% of the guys...