Recent content by natehunts

Options I have looked at the shooting chrony light covers, and for their complete set-up with batteries is about $150. For that price, I was considering just getting the IR set-up. Thanks for your replies.

Does anyone use an infrared chronograph? We do all our shooting in the early morning and my Shooting Chrony obviously doesn't work when it is still real early. Anyone using an IR chronograph, please let me know how well they work. Thanks, Nate

Well, That kind of information is hard to give imo. My brother has a .340 also and what shoots great it mine may not shoot so well in his. Mine seems to be a little more picky though. I'd just suggest doing the basic and looking at nosler, barnes, etc. realoading manuals and starting with...

I've had good success with the 200gr in mine. I haven't tried the 225'ers. What type of info are you looking for?

From what it sounds like you want this just to have one and for show right? In that case, I'd suggest the 460 Weatherby. It's big, powerful, accurate and darn impressive. Plus it's a great conversation starter at the range and in the field. If you don't like the recoil, with the Weatherby...

Family Gun My dad and uncle have only shot Weatherby rifles for the past 30 years. I have grown up shooting them and absolutely love them. We have and shoot most of the calibers from .257-.460. My affection for weatherby rifles is mostly from having grown up with them. I absolutely love the...

I am looking for some good ballistic software. I found "Load From A Disk" on the net and i'm not sure if there are others out there that are better. If anyone has any suggestions please let me know. Thanks, Nate P.S. Here is a link for Load From A Disk http://www.loadammo.com/

Weatherby For Me! I'd choose a Weatherby over any other rifle. Not because I find it superior but it is what I like. Myself and my family have owned many weatherbys in every caliber, all of which have shot under 1 inch at 100 yds. We go through them like baseball cards, if we find one with a...

Most brutal recoil The most punishing gun I've shot would have to be either the 460 Weatherby or pre-USA 378 Weatherby without any type of reducer on either.

300 or 340 Weatherby mag. I'm also fond of Weatherby rifles. I love the way they look and handle. If that is the road you wish to travel then I would suggest the 300 Wby mag. 30 caliber rifles are great elk and deer rifles and the 300 wby can definately reach out and touch something. I'd...

Thanks Thanks for the info. Might I ask where you got the info? I searched forever on the internet and couldn't find anything. I also looked in a number of books and magazines without any luck. Thanks again.

Does anyone know the water capacity for the Lazzeroni cartridges: Warbird, Titan and Meteor? Thanks