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I just picked up a bottle of the R22 this morning. I'll keep you posted.

I have an older can (metal) of W760 ball powder. Is there a difference in the charge for newer powder that would be in a recent edition of the Hornady manual as opposed to an older version?

The ...

Very nice Vince!!!!! Looks like it would make a nice stove/heater for a wall tent.

Jim

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Now now there Vince, your are in the ballpark with Gabbie. She is still a moonbat, and didnt get my vote yesterday when I voted early.

Great thread though. Im sure it ...

Thanks for the info Aloysius!

The Hornady 7th edition only lists AA4350 with weights of 39.1, 40.3, 41.5 42.6. I dont know anything about AA4350, but the IMR is not in this edition for some reaso ...

Looking through the Hornady reloading book, there are no loads listed using IMR4350 for 6mm Rem. I am going to have to get some R22 though.

Does anyone have a favorite powder for the 100gr SP Inter ...

[quote]ByTheWay...You did follow Vince's advice and grabbed a beer and pulled up a stump close to the fire, didn't you?[/quote]

My beer is gone and I have brushed the dirt and saw dust off my butt ...

Thank you for the information. Although probably generic pics, most of the photos of the factory rounds show the cannelure at the lip of the brass. I dont have the Hornady book yet, but just wanted to ...

Hi all. I am trying out some of the Hornady 100 gr Interlock SP in my Ruger M77 6mm. As far as seating depth is concerned, are bullets with the cannelure normally set at the cannelure or higher out of ...