How many .45 Raptor handloaders do we have here?
Have you achieved the accuracy you were searching for with your loads in your rifle?
Did you have any struggles with TIR?
I am still trying to find the accuracy I want (would love to fine <=MOA). In my searching, I have realized that my TIR is rather high on some of my ammo. As much as 0.017". I can visibly see and feel bulging on the one side of the case with many of the rounds once the bullets are seated. I've never had a crazy hard time finding accuracy with bottle-neck cartridges; the straight-wall .45 Raptor has proven to be a different case.
What combination of reloading dies have you guy(&gals) found to be most effective for handloading the .45 Raptor?
I have a Redding .460 S&W competition seater on back order, with the hopes that it will improve my TIR situation and in turn provide accuracy improvements.
Where has your .45 Raptor loading journey brought you??
Have you achieved the accuracy you were searching for with your loads in your rifle?
Did you have any struggles with TIR?
I am still trying to find the accuracy I want (would love to fine <=MOA). In my searching, I have realized that my TIR is rather high on some of my ammo. As much as 0.017". I can visibly see and feel bulging on the one side of the case with many of the rounds once the bullets are seated. I've never had a crazy hard time finding accuracy with bottle-neck cartridges; the straight-wall .45 Raptor has proven to be a different case.
What combination of reloading dies have you guy(&gals) found to be most effective for handloading the .45 Raptor?
I have a Redding .460 S&W competition seater on back order, with the hopes that it will improve my TIR situation and in turn provide accuracy improvements.
Where has your .45 Raptor loading journey brought you??