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I too find that Hoppes smells good. Channel has a No.9 perfume...so why not a Hoppes No.9 aftershave.

Many swear by automotive ATF, the red tranny fluid. Phewy, that stuff reeks and the stink ling ...

LOL.

I made an error by posting here what should have been posted over here, in the weighing .243 cases thread:
http://www.huntingnut.com/index.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=5259

My bad, thi ...

Earlier this pm there was a post - gone now & made by a gentleman whose handle I do not remember - that challenged my assertion that great handloads do not turn a hunting rifle into a benchrest rifle. ...

Thanks chambered.

From what I've gathered through reading here and there, benchrest rifles have tightly spec'd chambers and trued actions, while hunting rifle chambers/actions are notoriously on th ...

It will be interesting to see your results.

Get your wife to randomly number the loaded cases, with a system that will allow you to later know which capacity cases gave you which target outcomes. T ...

[quote="skb2706"]The first question I'd have after all the obvious ones were asked.
Did your friend there notice that after 400 rds. he has used such little amounts of powder ?
If he actually left ...

Minerfile, lots of good advice here.

Please tell us what type or kind of target shooting you want to do?
Any particular specialty: Benchrest, F-class, Service Rifle, Silhouette, casual matches, p ...

Looks like it's me that got caught in a state of flagrant ignorance....wallering in my own ignorance if you will.

I like that waller word.

waller: A neat colourful word.

Hey Bushmaster, help me out here please and tell us where this "waller" word comes from. It's a new word for me.

Is it a US Navy term?
Is wallering the action o ...

[quote="Bushmaster"]twofifty...The powder has little to do with the residue left in the pocket. At least that's what I have figured out...[/quote]

Thanks for pointing that out.
Does the residue ...

[quote="Handloader"]Lachmiller, RCBS and others offer primer seating tools that seat to a pre-determined adjustable depth. The feel in seating primers is important and gives clue if something is ami ...

I trust the average Canadian's common sense and his understanding of our country's underlying strengths and greatness.

Which means that we will work this out in spite of this batch of greedy thoug ...

It's merely a tempest in a teapot, provided these yahoos don't stampede the country to feed their ambitions.

Dimitri, why am I not surprised to see you post something that distorts what is going on right now in Canada? This does not help our American friends understand how our federal governments are formed ...

How I was taught a couple years ago and what works for me is to
first make sure the primer pocket is cleaned of combustion residue solids. There are inexpensive tools out there to do this, called pri ...