Take a day off, (from hunting) set up , and place targets out there at expected distances. Whack 'em, measure and record. Simple an stinkin' fun!

You can probably tell I'm a low budget guy, lol!!

Great intel Jo'.

I PM'd ya..

Oh yes, had that same situation with the protruding primers! As they say, "This happened to me!"..

yup, after a few firings if you are necking only, you'll need to bump the shoulder back, and you can do that by tinkering like RIO says with the FL die to get what the degree of bump you need.. Now you know!

'Just curious... you been neck sizing all along but just bumping back occasionaly?

For the Ladder , be sure all things are equal shot-to-shot (barrel heat, wind, shooting form) and get as far back as possible. I found that my 200y ladder was totally insufficient, but the 500y "told it all" for me. Treat every single shot as if the fate of everyone that you love depended ...

Grendel: 'Waiting to nail a couple with mine... 6.5Grendel!!

Problems like that make life sweet! Congrats, brudda!

Man, I love there posts... Thanks mucho!!

Ah... and the 40gn Bergers to boot!!! What a great thing!

Still looking for Hogdon Benchmark...

I am inspired... something's gotta DIE!!!

I did whack a woodchuck yesterday... It was raining and they are cute when they blow up!!

Rick, I'm super thankful for the great post! Man, i feel good, LOL!!!

Here's that article (article) http://www.accurateshooter.com/technical-articles/annealing here's a 'tube where the temps are mentioned: 750 -800 for a short period: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rmWAotv7Zfg I use the 750 tempilaq, and found that even if I leave the brass in the flame for a while, t...

The 39gn SBKs and 40gn Bergers always surprise me for their uncanny wind resistance.

I'm sure just abut anything (varmint or hybrid) will do fine..

I've heard of an egg shoot... the real thing, as in fruit-of-hen. Hmmm... If I can get some triger time today after work and the rain holds off....

Yo bro.! For me, its: 1) 25 seconds over the kitchen stove flame, keeping the shoulder/neck area in the flame... 2) ... while rotating in a 10mm socket in a cordless drill (about 60 rpm, speed doesn't seem to matter) 3) Quenching is not needed for brass If you go to acurateshooter.com, there are som...