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What, no 1911? Come on now

In know way, shape or form am I trying to steel this topic, claim the Idea as mine, or anything else. I do however feel that this is a very important issue that needs to be of its own topic.

Thank ...

Here we go again. Seems as though we cannot get enough election year drama. Sad thing is, the liberals and socialists will never stop trying.

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foreign,
It would help some of us to answere your question if we new what action you were reloading for. If you are reloading for a Weatherby rifle, you will not want to seat your bullet based on th ...

Gob,
Good news: Dimitri's information is correct. And as for your position on the various groups of turkeys, you are correct as well.

Scientifically speaking, all of the wild turkey populations ...

Popo,
Hunting third season rifle in this country is really up in the air as far as weather and snow fall. These both will play a key role in what hunting conditions you determine are best for your p ...

Bushy,
129 visitors and only you and I handl them all. What kinda odds are those

Dallan,
Glad you went ahead and picked some up. I am positive you will like the results. Let us know when you do make it to the shooting range with them.

1895,
Keep us updated, would like to know how they work for you.

Dallan,
All the best to you and your family.

1895,
Your welcome bud. I think they are worth a try if your looking for accuracy, velocity and penetration.

Dallan,
Ruger 300 win mag, 26" barrel: 82 gn rl-22, Fed 215m primers, 150 gn TSX, 35 ...

1895,
I have gone strickly to the Barnes TSX in my 300 Win mag and 257 Wtby mag. I can say that working up an accurate load was impressively easy. Every caliber that I have used them in definately ...

Ripper,
Nice spread sheet, good job. One ? though, when reloading for my 300 win, I am using 72 grains of rl22. one pound of pwder is not enough to reload 100 rounds. Is there any way to adjust th ...

Wishstar99,
Buy the shotgun that best fits you, ie feels the most comfortable to you when bring it up to you shoulder. Buy the shotgun that gives you the most hunting options. Dallan is correct whe ...

Amen.