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I have a new Cooper rifle in 30 Nosler. Bought brass (ADG), bullets, powder etc. Bought the competition s-type Redding bushing die. SAAMI Specs tell me that loaded cases should be like .340-.343, but the ones I'm loading are closer to .337. Is this unusual? I did not resize the new brass...

Leaning heavily towards the Nightforce SHV...

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I say Long range, but for me that means out to about 600 yards. Not talking 1000+ just to clarify

I'm in the process of buying a Cooper rifle in 300 Win Mag and want to top with a deserving scope. I have never bought a scope over $300, most of mine are Leupold, Burris FFII, and lower priced Sightrons. Right now I am eyeing the Swarovski Z3 4-12x with the Ballistic Turret. It runs about...

I guess I'll break it down again at some point and look around again

I just have no clue...maybe wasn't from the gun

Hmmm. That's what I saw too. But normally it's a snap ring that looks regular w 2 little holes. I'm not home to check, but maybe that's it.

So...I was doing a thoroughly cleaning of a Rem 1100 20ga I picked up last year and after reassembly I found this on the ground. Gun appears to work fine, but wondering if anyone could tell me if they recognize this part and where it should go. Thanks

I am waiting on confirmation if a place that may have some in stock. I'll share it once I order :) Thanks for the responses. I had heard hollow points can sometimes be more accurate but I didn't see any accuracy issues with the FMJs I loaded. I always use factory hollow points got self defense.

I'm going to buy some reloading bullets for my 1911. Is there an advantage to buying jacketed hollow points over fmj? Any info is appreciated. Thanks

All depends on your choice of bullet and how finicky your gun is. I have a 270 that is dead nuts accurate. But I have target loads with 130 Nosler ballistic tips and imr 4350 but try that with 130 Hornady ssts or Barnes tax and the groups go from .5 Moa to 6 inches at 200 yds. Pick a bullet, try...

I recently was browsing Armslist for different guns in TX. I work in the oilfield and bounce around so I am able to make a FTF transaction were I to find something I liked. The other day I found a Dan Wesson Valor LNIB $900 in Texas, Texas.....no city listed. HaHa. I know right? I contacted...

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I had a Colt Gold Cup that did this every time. Even posted on here about it. I got to the point where I liked it. It had to do with the notch not being cut correctly for the slide stop. It engaged but the pieces didnt mate well, the angle was bad, so it took very little to disengage...

GLASS. If you really are going to spend time punching paper with this rifle, plan on spending a good amount on glass. I highly recommend Sightron Big Sky Series. They currently have a $100 rebate on a lot of their scopes as well. You can get the SBII3942 right now at a great price and it...

In my experience Hodgdon powders seem less temperature sensitive than IMR powders. I have had very good luck with Vihtavuori regarding temp and humidity swings.

HP-38 is the same powder

Safariland. Multiple retention and holster options.

No other opinions?