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This is an excellent 3-part series that discusses statistics for shooting. I highly recommend reading all three parts. https://precisionrifleblog.com/2020/11/29/statistics-for-shooters/

None more black.

The Hodgdon website has three different loads for H4198 & .308Win. Check it out: https://shop.hodgdon.com/reloading-data-center

Fellow Handloaders, For those of you who purchased an AMP machine, 1.) does it do the job well? 2.) do you have any buyer’s remorse? 3.) would you buy it again? If no, then why not? 4.) if you decided to sell your AMP, then what would you use instead? Thanks for your time and consideration...

Good question, actually. This was the first time I annealed 7.62x39, but I have annealed before. I was using the same visual endpoint for the 7.62x39 that I employ for .308 or .223. Back to the annealer, I was using the short wheels, but the distance between the neck and the wheels is still not...

Just like the title says, I need some help removing melted nylon Annealeez wheel from my brass. Any ideas? Thanks for your thoughts.

Easily the best, most heart-warming story I have read today.

Very clean! So here’s a question, @Walkalong For your competition rifles what is your approach to cleaning? What do you use and how do you do it?

If you had a do-over, then what scope/reticle would you choose?

Thank-you very much for taking all of us on an adventure. I appreciate all the information and experience related in this thread. In addition to the myriad of rifle, scope and ring choices, I have learned we need to consider range finders, spotting scopes, hand-held weather stations, bipods...

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I purchased a brand new Kimber 84M .308Win, and I dressed it up with a Leupold fixed 6x. Super light. Shooting it for the first time I loaded three rounds of 165gr Hndy SST over 45gr of Varget. To say I was surprised with the recoil was an understatement. “Why is there a cut on your...

I’m interested in this as well. It would be fun to have a small game load approximating the 22 Hornet that will also cycle the AR’s action.

Thank-you very much! This has been *very* helpful.

I’ve been reloading rifle cartridges for a decade, but this is my first go at reloading pistol cartridges. Compared to rifle cartridges, the 7.5gr charge I am throwing seems to result in a case that looks somewhat—how should I say this—wanting, unimpressive, lacking,... empty? Please give me...

Every ounce matters when you are on a spot and stalk hunt in the mountains. The way you carry that weight also matters! My setup works for me when I head out west. Kimber 84M with a muzzle break in .308Win. Eberlestock backpack with integrated rifle scabbard.

If you hand load, then I think .223 in a bolt action rifle is a good choice. You can load it hot for coyotes, and you can load it light for squirrel. It is a very versatile cartridge.

PICTURES!! Show us your workspace! Modest or extravagant, it’s cool to see how others are working in this hobby.

Experiences? I really like my T7. Brass resizing and bullet seating are both precise and accurate. I’m at about 8,000 rounds with my press, and I observe little to no variation in the measurements of my finished cartridges. I’m much more efficient with the T7 as compared to the single stage...

Like Nature Boy has written, anything in the 150-180gr range will work very well. Where my experience with specific bullets in .308win is concerned, I only have experience with Hornady SST and Sierra Game King bullets. Both have anchored hogs and deer without fail. For consistent accuracy out...