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That is 1700 dollars in today's money.

1903 Springfield believe it or not. I had two with the "scant" stocks on them. Brutal to shoot. Traded them both despite their excellent condition.

Me. They're sweet rifles

Took out the Glock and the browning buckmark the other day for some cold weather practice. Enjoying the snow free winter while it lasts, because the cold is coming...

Oh man those 513T's are sweeeeet .22's

My experience is primarily with Anschutz PCP's from my days of Olympic 10m air gun. IMO the 9015 is the best PCP money can buy, if you have the pockets for it from a precision stand point. They're fantastically accurate.

Hi-Tek bullets are outstanding. I use them in all my semi-autos. I've read that they are A-OK in glock's polygonal barrles, that powder coating is real tough, but I do not have any first hand experience. My glock 19 has a Barsto conventionally rifled barrel in it. My revolvers are MBC uncoated...

Load them and shoot them. You'll be fine. I've loaded god only knows how many dirty cases in my time. As long as there is not actual mud or grit you can feel with your fingers you should be A ok.

Take it to the range and shoot it!

Thanks man! I hope I can pull the funds together this year for it. PhD salaries are pretty modest. I've been putting it off for a long time!

Here are the two ladder tests for anyone interested. I do not have a Chronograph, so I do not have velocity data. My load data was taken from the Lyman Cast Bullet Handbook. OAL - 1.075 Titegroup- 3.6, 3.7, 3.8, 3.9, and 4.0 Grains Winchester Small Pistol Primer OAL - 1.045, which is seated...

I was thinking of starting with a base Savage Model 12 LRP. Getting the feel for the ins and outs of longer range shooting, then slowly building off the action. Chassis, new barrel, new trigger etc. I love the savage actions since they can be easily re barreled without a lathe. Thoughts?

Thank you for introducing me to RMR bullets. I have been wanting to develop a few new plated loads. I think Ill give them my business! I also wrote MBC to share my experience. Maybe they'll have some advice. They've always been very good to me.

Thanks for sharing your experience! I wanted to try them for the exact same reason, nice clean wad cutter holes. I had pulled the remainder of my un-shot ones and found no appreciable change in diameter in the pulled bullets. Unfortunately I have tried both avenues, seated long and short to no...

Barrel Slugged at .3545 Bullets are .356. I will add I have used their 124 grain cone, which slugs out to .356, with great success in the same gun. I'd disagree a bit. So far my lead experience has been incredibly easy :rofl:

I run my Dillon 550C in full progressive mode, but I throw powder off the press after I run it through the expanding station.

First off I do not mean this in anyway to disparage Missouri Bullet Company. I am a long time customer of their and many of their bullets I load in the thousands. That said. I recently bought 500 of the 125 Grain SWC Hi Tek coated 9mm bullets. I have to say, I don't think I've ever had a worse...

For a bolt gun? Do yourself a favor and buy 100 Lapua Cases. With neck sizing they'll last you 8-10 reloads easy. No culling or excessive case prep necessary.

Looking to finally build my .260 Remington this year for long range work

Thanks for the report! I've been avoiding .224 Valkyrie like the plague and will continue to do so. I think maybe you're getting caught in that initial development cycle. You never want to buy the first generation of a new model car sort of thing ;)