gregintenn

I do both. I tweak rifle loads to try and get the smallest groups possible. As I am not a great pistol shot, o.k. Is good enough, so I load for volume. Mixed range brass and plated bullets are the order of the day. I’m glad reloading offers this flexibility.

That explains a lot.

I’ve hit close to a dozen. I lost count a long time ago.

The front bumper of my truck seems to be the best deer attractant I've found so far.

That’s sure an interesting stage name.

Like grandpa always said, Don’t ever touch a stripper’s monkey.

A coach, a stripper, and a monkey… Go!

I’ve found IMR3031 to be THE powder for a 257 Robert’s. I would check to see if your scope mounts and rings are tight.

If my kid decides to go, he’ll use it. Then, I’ll drag out my old left handed Thompson Renegade 50 cal.

World Series champions Atlanta Braves! It has a nice ring to it, no?

Now I REALLY want one!

Case in point. My father gave me a Mauser action rifle he built in 25-06. Factory Remington loads were all over the paper. My first attempt at a hand load now as this rifle stacking bullet after bullet into one slightly enlarging hole at 100 yards. These rounds are also about 10% the price of factory ammo…if you can find it.

They’re ALL expensive!

I’ll kick in some $ if you video it.

For a price, I’m betting it could happen.

Just tried it. 44 Specials run through mine like corn through a goose. Thanks for the idea. Makes it even more fun to shoot. What is yours doing, exactly?

Scope??!!?? Blasphemy! Cool project!

Oh man!!!

I’m great. Glad to see you’re still around.

Hello, stranger! Where’ve you been hiding?

Reloading is the only way to fly with these less than popular chamberings. The 280 is a fine cartridge in my opinion.

Back in my horse trading days, I acquired a Blackhawk in 45 Colt. It also had a 45 ACP cylinder. Like a fool, I sold it or traded it off. I’d like a do over on that one.

That ain’t good!

Oh well…off to Houston.