Thread: Help me learn and understand if you will

30calterry loads for all our stuff 2 x 300 win mags 2 x 308 s he loaded for my 270 270 WSM 6.5 x 55 etc. In every case they are more accurate and the costs for 100 at a time were less after initial brass purchases But accuracy way better recoil way better and lots of other good stuff It's great that he likes to do it and is good at it Repeatable results made it worth it for me. He does however threaten continuously to leave the powder out of mine if I have first shot.

Work this out. my brain is tired.

4 kilos powder =400 bucks 308 = 47-52gr powder per shot( grains not grams)

Hornadys around 65-70 cents each barnes are fucken stupid but i dont shoot them at targets.

primers, last time i got some it was $180 for 2000

Brass for my cal is 110 for lapua give or take, I use them for long hunting and targets, cheap once fired fed off trade me for proper hunting in the bush.

2 to 3 bucks totally dependent on projectile brand , weight, popularity plus the accuracy requirements compared to wounding or killing requirements IM experience any way . 300 win mag I mean 308 bit cheaper for brass as is 270 but 270wsm costs more as well

Im pretty sure Im under a buck 50 for hornadys loaded.

308 VC? I'd agree . Last box of twenty was 69.95 from the shop for rubbish

I wasn't going to reload either, I didn't want the hassle.
I once thought I could get someone to develop me a load then I could get someone else to load it for me as needed. or the kind guys at my local hammils saying buy your powder etc from us and you can use our gear to load your rounds in our store with our guidance if needed.(store hours)

but it made more sense to do it myself, its not as hard as it sounds once your up and going.
it will make you a better shot, all those test loads need to be shot as straight as you can, so more practice.

whatever you choose, I know a couple of guys that got some loads made for them. but there rifles were not given to the guy when the loads were made.
to me this is not good, how did he know where the lands were, or that the powder charge was safe or even accurate well I suppose he just did a factory seating and an average powder weight. basicly a guess. not a development.

Rushy
Come round I'll show you how easy it is to reload the .243.
The regime for your canon will be the same just twice the powder

Originally Posted by Barefoot

Rushy
Come round I'll show you how easy it is to reload the .243.
The regime for your canon will be the same just twice the powder

Sure Stu and thanks. I need to return your bino's anyway. When would suit?

Originally Posted by Rushy

Sure Stu and thanks. I need to return your bino's anyway. When would suit?

Think weekend of 8/9th at the moment.
Split the fingernail open on one finger with the stanley knife so I'm back to one handed typing for a few days.

Originally Posted by Barefoot

Think weekend of 8/9th at the moment.
Split the fingernail open on one finger with the stanley knife so I'm back to one handed typing for a few days.

I hope you have reported that hazard to the forum OH&S coordinator.

Now we are really peer pressuring

Originally Posted by veitnamcam

Now we are really peer pressuring

Only feeling the love VC

On a different note I took the scope completely off the rifle last night and put it back on following the advice in the you tube clip. I am sure that it will be much easier to gain a good sight picture next I take it down the back as it worked pretty well looking through it.

I can assure you I told a higher power all about it.

Originally Posted by Barefoot

I can assure you I told a higher power all about it.

And how many Hail Mary's will it take to absolve you of that?