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so my next question is, Would the 165gr or the 180gr be a better load option for the 30-06?

@rfwoobly, Thank it does help. The most important from what I gather is to Double and tripple check yourself!!!!!

thank you for all the help. @ Jim Watson. I have a Lee press the breech Lock press. and have an RCBS die set. I will have to see if I can find the Lee reloading manual. @rfwobbly. Somchem has a manual but only shows load data and the it has a concersion table for powders. This will manual will...

Well I can get anyone of the above mentioned. Amazon and a couple of other online sites sells them. But like you say LS, If I can afford them all. Thanks for mentioning the powder and manufacturer websites for collecting data. I will see how much data I can collect from their sites Frederick

hi Jim, I have a Somchem manual at home, so yes they do produce loadind data for calibers. I might have made a typing error during the post and that is why my "data" appears to be wrong way around. As I said in my original post I have not yet reloaded a single round. I am very keen to start...

Walk - Does a slow burning powder give you a faster feet/sec and fast burning powder a slower feet/sec projectile?

I want to reload for a 30-06. a friend reloaded a set of 190gr Hornady's with 46gr of S341. I shot them over the weekend. But felt that the points were slightly to heavy. I shot a 6cm grouping over a 100m with them.

Hi Guys, I am a brand new reloader. i have not even reloaded my first self loaded bullet. I have done some reading but have just wondered about the different type of powders. I buy powders in RSA named Somchem and the following 3 powders is advised: 1. S335 (hodgdon equivalant = H355) Slow...

Hi All, My name is Frederick. I have been on the forum since 2009. But have been absent for some time. I received my fireams licenses over the weekend. And got the opportunity to go and sight my rifle on Saturday. Look forward to meeting some people! Regards, Frederick

I have seen a lot of pictures of waterbucks, but this is the first time i have seen one with horns that is this deformed. thank you for the explanation

I prefer 180gr Barnes X or 180gr Nosler partitions in .30_06 when hunting smaller game i would drop down to a 150gr buller in the same make of bullet.

whats wrong with it's horns? are they not suppose to symetrical??

Hi All Thank you all for the great advice. You have seriously helped me into getting a .375 H&H magnum. Do any of you have .375 Hunting pictures?

Hi All I see that most of the great advice I have received is favouring the .375 H&H magnum. Is there a reason that no one really likes the .458 winchester magnum. Also what is the difference between a .458 winchester magnum and a .458 lott?

I own two rifles, a ruger .30_06 falling block and a 1937 krupp side by side double barrel shotgun(original stock), both with wood stock. There is nothing that compares to a great walnut or rose wood stock. It gives a rifle/shotgun character and tells a story.

Hi Everyone, Thank you all for the advice. Grumulkin, that is very beautifull trophy southern hartmans Zebra. I am however still faced with a question. The H&H .375 magnum shoots a flatter trajectory but only allows for a 300 grain bullet. Where the .458 winchester magnum allows up to a 400...

Hi Everyone I recently starting shopping for a rifle to hunt big game in africa. Not the elephant though. I have decided on two rifles, which i need to make a decision on. The H&H .357 Magnum and the .458 Winchester Magnum. Do you have any advice?