I have a BlackHawk 32-20/32 H&R Mag taking up space in my safe. I just don't shoot handguns much anymore and am always on the lookout for a new(to me) varmint rifle. The Black Hawk was a special run made for Buckeye Sports and has the Buckeye leaf on the backstrap. I'm thinking I picked it up ne...

I have some 222 brass that is 30??years old that is headstamped DWM but the box has both Speer and DMW logo on it. DMW is a Holland based company. I wasn't aware that Speer was still selling brass under any name.

Some purdy good shootin' goin' on put there!! Hats off to you, WrzWaldo; one first class job of facilitating the shoot. The spring pdog shoots sounds like fun!! count me in. I guess now I can "legally" say that my CZ will shoot into .663 all day long??!! It's neat to see what other guy's g...

Nice looking rig!!! we are all jealus. I've been shooting a Fireball for 20 years and would be hard pressed to be without it. My rig is a Sako Vixen with a #4 Douglas stainless 22" barrel. Just about any plastic tipped 40 grain bullet is going to shoot well in that gun. As far as powder, I pres...

IMR 4895 has been a staple in my powder inventory ever since I started loading 36 years ago. I've never had it be "temperature sensitive"; that is , it seems to shoot same point of impact despite what time of year it is and once I have a load figured out in the spring, summer temps cause n...

http://i22.tinypic.com/foei5s.jpg This is a pretty good representation of how the gun and I shoot on a good day, altho the load using 2460 powder usually groups a bit tighter. The 40 gr V Max and Ballistic Tip groups are very typical of how my gun shoots these bullets. Factory Hornady 32 grain load...

The one box of factory ammo(Hornady 32 gr) that I have shot in my Cz Varminter was well below factory velocity claims(3825fps), but I don't blame the barrel, as I have no problem with getting excellent speed and accuracy from handloads.And altho a bit slow, factory ammo was very accurate. With most ...

GW, I've been using the Co-ax Press for 35 years and agree with what the others have said. I have found that Redding and Hornady lock rings work well in it also, so if you already have these brands of dies, I wouldn't go rushing to buy new Forster lockrings. Also, older (70's and early 80's) RCBS lo...

Congrats to KVW. I shot at that range 6 years ago in the spring shoot. It has to be one of the toughest 200 yd ranges I ever tried to figure out the wind and mirage on. It's about three hours from me....just a tad to far to get over there on a regular basis. I do know that the bunch of guys that run...

What a cute varmint!! and I don't mean the rabbit. I love hearing from all you "blokes" down under. I remember my son's first fish he caught and first prairie dog kill; it's something you'll treasure for life.

Thanks for the pics! I love Montana even when it's that dry. Kind of ironic that my trip to the Big Sky state was cut short because of........too much water!! When I was there in early June I couldn't get to my best spots because the trails in the pastures were impassible.

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My powder of choice with the 39 gr BK is IMR 4895. Tight, consistent groups and a mv of just under 3900 fps. My load is above published max loads, but comfortably safe in my CZ varminter.

HogPopper...If you ,No, WHEN you ,get the CZ, I have a set of CZ 1" rings I'd let you have at a very good price. I first had a one inch scope on mine, but then went with a 30mm tube. pm me if interested.

No shortages in here in the midwest if you got the $$$$$$$$$$$$$. Just this past weekend I was in Guns Unlimited in Omaha and they had Federal and CCI primers if you had the money.... $37.95 for CCI BR4s and I think around $3200 for 205Ms. I'm not one to hoard, but I remember the last primer shortag...