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Sometimes you have to realize that you don't know, what you don't know. Sometimes it is hard to tell someone that thinks they know it all, that there is more to it. After the powder guess and different components were chosen, there wasn't much of a load workup or groups on paper, was there?

Y'all let me know when you want to get rid of those flimsy P&R model 19(s) from the 1960s. I love 'em.

I've always wanted a 2" Model 16....very similar to that! Very nice. Congrats.

I've never annealed a straight-walled case. Nor have I ever noticed a need. It is always interesting to question the status quo...however I think the headstamps of my handgun brass will become unreadable before I get more than a handful of cracked cases, even when slightly belling a case with...

Ruger Old Army and Walker by RugerOldArmy posted Jul 14, 2019 at 9:59 AM I've had one for years. They shoot better than they have any right to. Accepting new members?

I'd add a caveat on 'Ruger Only' loads. I'd certainly not use them in my '73 Winchester. But if you had a stronger lever gun, you'd be good with those too.Your Marlin may very well be up to handling 'Ruger Only' loads...but I'd research that. A regular Cowboy-level 45 Colt 255 Gr (8.5 Gr of...

Varget and RL15 are my favorites for .308 Win

You can get improve results with your Dillon 550 measures two ways. The first is being consistent. Keep the hopper mostly full by refilling it often. Then focus on using the press at the same speed, and with the same force. This isn't to be underestimated. Secondly, there are a number of...

There are too many great loads with Unique to dismiss it. I've always loved: Stephen Camp's 9x19mm load with 124 Gr XTP The classic 45 Colt 8.5 Gr of Unique and a 255 Gr lead bullet.

Exactly. Further, when you clean your guns anyway, it doesn't matter. Some soot doesn't impact function in any way.

This seems to be an extremely popular .45 Colt load. I use it as well, with 255 Gr LRNFP.

9.3x62mm is a GREAT cartridge. Especially with today's powders. I like RL-15 and Ramshot's Big Game CZ93x62 by RugerOldArmy posted Mar 26, 2018 at 6:52 PM9-3MauserComp by RugerOldArmy posted May 1, 2018 at 10:19 AM

Another $.02: Worry more about heat from a short interval between shots. The .270 will make for spectacular hits, and some longer shots. The downside for prairie dogs are: - How much louder a .270 win is than a .223 (it will keep the dogs down more). - The recoil, although reduced by a...

I've had FAR better luck loading bullets on the light side in .270 Win than I ever did with .308 Win. In both cases, however, the faster powders shoot more accurately with these light bullets. In terms of barrel wear, with such an overbore cartridge, the faster powders, to my thinking, will be...

.270 Win Varmint load from hell by RugerOldArmy posted May 27, 2019 at 12:05 PM This is my .270 Win Pet Load for Varmints It is extremely accurate, and devastating.

The best hunting stories I've heard were from a writer called Peter Hathaway Capstick. They involved much shorter ranges, and game with an attitude, but I find them more credible than the long shot stories you see on the internet.

Those are sweet. You don't see many around here. Good find.

You obviously have me confused with some poor sap who cares what you think.