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Annealing cases is a task that most shooters avoid. A few of us who shoot wildcat cartridges or obscure chamberings not commercially available need to anneal formed cases. The tray of water technique is time consuming and often yields uneven results since the heat is applied manually to each...

I thought this might be of interest to people here. I originally posted it to a couple of other forums that are oriented more towards the M1A and M14 pattern rifles. I have seen questions in several forums about loads in .308 Winchester using Hodgdon Varget that approach the maximum charge...

I've always liked the 45-70 cartridge. It was the first US Military metallic cartridge and was in service in National Guard units as late as the 1940's. The loading data I am using is from Lyman #48 page 296 45-70 data for Trapdoor Springfields and is recorded on the scans of the targets...

The Giraud Case Trimmer rocks! http://www.giraudtool.com/ In the past trimming cases has been my most time consuming and tedious case preparation task. Using my new Giraud Case Trimmer I can routinely trim over 100 cases in less than 15 minutes without rushing the work. It works out to...

Among my toys is a custom Remington 700 that I had rebarreled and chambered in .244 Remington Ackley Improved. I've fireformed a fair amount of brass and am beginning to work up some loads in the fireformed cases. I shot some uninspiring groups with a new load today and finished off the...