What are you guys carrying into the woods?
I like to carry my 10mm Kimber.

I have always liked just using sand bags.

I have numerous reloading manuals to give me charge weights.
Accuracy input is more of what I was looking for.

What are you guys using to lube the ram on your press?
I am using a silicone spray, but I have worn out my press in about 5 years.

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Any of you guys loading the lighter bullets for coyotes?

I gave it a good toss

No, really, I stepped off into the grassy area that is slightly visible to the right.

I love the 22wmr.
So when this one jumped off the rack into my hands at the gun store, it was love at first sight.
I think I won the furniture lottery.

With snow upon us, let's see those winter hunting rigs.

Hi all, new to the forum and this is my first post. Remington 700 24" barrel Remington cases Remington 7 1/2 BR primer 29.0 grains H4895 32 grain Vmax This has been the load used for the last 9 or so years and works well in my rifle. NOW THIS IS THE KIND OF RECIPE I LIKE TO SEE!! Very straight...

Went to my buddies reloading shop today to pick up some IMR4895.
He was out as well as everybody else anywhere close by.
He had some H322, so I picked up a pound to try it out.

Any of you guys using H322?
Also, what kind of loads and accuracy.
I should mention that I am loading Hornady Vmax 32 gr.

How do you neck size only?

Is it safe to assume that you just limit the travel on your press?

I am loading mine with 27.2 gr. of IMR4895, and having excellent results.
Have also heard good results with the 8208 which I have not tried yet.

First off, I am anal about clean brass.
After tumbling my brass in lemishine and SS my brass looks great but it does not take long for that shine to fade.
Anybody have any suggestions on keeping the brass shiny?

First off, I have been lurking here for a few months after I finally bought my 204. I am from Viroqua, Wisconsin in the center of trout heaven. Originally from central Iowa, I moved to Wisconsin in 1993 and retired a month ago at age 60. I retired early so I could pursue the things I enjoy, hunting ...