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Thanks for the input everybody, i am going to use some hornady and federal once fired brass that i have been shooting. It just seemed crazy that there could be that much of a difference between companies. so do you think it would be safe to start at 42 grains or should i drop it even lower?

http://www.6mmbr.citymaker.com/f/Sierra308Win.pdf this is where i got the sierra data

I think i got it off of 6mmbrs website

I am new to reloading, and i was going to start with a common .308 load using varget and 175smk. i went to hodgon website and the powder range they have for varget is 42-45. then i went to the sierras and their range is 36.3-41.7. do you go with the powder company or the bullet company?

my brother is planning on heading my way soon, and since i cant find th powder i want around me, i was thinking if he found some....would he be able to check it on his flight?

thats just awsome!

what kind of group did you get with the 71.3gr in your 300 winmag

from what i have read on the internet the 11.25 twist on that rifle likes the 175gr. but 1858rem brings out a good question. what kind of mv do you need for that 175 to go that distance.

.308

Just wondering what load people have found that is good out to 1k

i am new to reloading and do not have the experience of the folks on here. but just thought i would throw out there that in the redding die set that i got, the instructions say to use a "good grade of bore solvent". but i believe any of the suggestions on here would work.

Hey thanks, i will be using reddings neck bushing. i was not sure if there was enough contact that a person would have to lube the case body. i have read some good reviews on the imperial wax, and i think that might be the way to go. also i also have heard that some people take the expander ball...

i was wondering what everybody does when they are lubing there cases for neck sizing....is it needed to lube the whole case or just the neck?