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lizard bedding. ordered a 25lb bag off amazon for around $25. Then I add nufinish and let that run for 30 minutes to season the walnut media. Add decapped cased and run for 2-2 1/2 hrs., prep cases then run for around 30 min to get lube off. tumbler is controlled by an outlet timer so as not...

Went to sportsmans warehouse today to get some basic supplies. I was there two weeks ago and today found that Winchester primers had went up $6 a brick in two weeks. That's worse then fuel prices. I not a panic buying, but this trend concerns me. -Hardcorehunter5

Interesting to me I thought this post was about dogs at the range. Yorkie is more of a long haired rat.

Folks, Never said it wasn't a good bullet just trying to find out where it's made is all

Is the core-lokt bullet component made over seas like I suspect. The loaded ammo is made in the usa but what about the bullet itself. It is packaged by Black Hills Shooter Supply which makes me believe it is a non usa product.

None as of yet but I'll get them up by the end of the week

Not saying remington's not at fault, but if the trigger pull is set to low the sear will trip by hitting the butt on a hard surface.

I'm going to say this with all due respect. IF the firearm was pointed in a safe direction all tragedy would have been avoided. Muzzle control in the best safety. As I tell my hunter ed students, "a safety is a mechanical device that can fail." Is there a problem with the safety yes, is CNBC...

well. 550 out the door. I'm happy and its a new toy to works some loads up for

ArtP, I haven't heard much about the Barnes bullet, but I would imagine it is good. The only thing I would think it bullet length for it being an all copper bullet, seems like it might possibly have issue with +p loads, since they would be light for the dimensions. That may be the reason I...

ArtP, To everyone else sorry we hijacked the thread... ArtP I went to Atk's website recently and saw they were bringing the fusion to the reloaders, which intrigued me, since it should be a fairly inexpensive bonded bullet, not that I totally sold on the idea of needing one for hunting. I...

Gentlemen, I have no doubt about the quality of gold dot. My ultimate point was that as a handloader gold dot is the only defensive bonded bullet to reload with, as far as I know of. The bullets I prefer to shoot are only loaded at the factory. Federal fusion is coming to market, but...

ArtP, At no point did I say gold dots weren't bonded or good, I just said there is better factory loaded bullets that you can't get as components.

Ok. The $500 mark is what I was thinking, because I only buy used if its a good deal. As far as the stock goes, I don't care about the scratch, I was going to use it as a way to get it for a better price. I, unlike most, don't expect rifles to look all that pretty once they have been used. I...

My vote, no. I have reloaded for years and will not load self defense ammo for one simple reason. Bullet selection is not there as with over the counter stuff. Yeah speer gold dot is good, but there is much better bullets out there, i.e., federal HST, PDX1 by winchester, and even the out...

This is not another opinion post, well at least not the typical one anyway. I was picking some NRA raffle tickets the other day and was directed to the gun case by the shop owner. He knows I'm a lefty and always tries to suck me into a purchase. Well anyhow it an A-Bolt .270 wsm, with a...

Sunray, thanks for the information. Isn't is irritating that they leave the weight spec out. Only damn manufacturer that doesn't.

I know the twist I was wanting the weight. The twist is 10 to 1. I would guess the weight to be about 7 1/2 to 8

Just looking for the actual weight of the bare gun. Remington has rifle twist, barrel and all that BS but not weight on their website and I cant seem to find it anywhere else. Any ideas?

I have the lock nut on mine and there have been no problems. I dont have the handle very tight and it gets lose after alot of strokes. But if everything goes as planned when you are reloading the force on the handle shouldn't be great enough, in my experience, to cause the threads to stripp...