Greetings Bumblefoot, I'm with you on this one. To my knowledge (I must admit I skipped over some of the posts halfway through the first sentence) no one has suggested that the Lee Enfield is the...
Liked On: 19-09-2021, 08:17 AM
Greetings Bumblefoot, Imagine how much better it would have been with your own loads. Next time perhaps. You can dial down the loads as well to reduce both boot and bark. Grandpamac.
Liked On: 17-09-2021, 07:42 PM
This is great info and just what I was going to post when I saw you fretting about having brought full length dies.
Liked On: 17-09-2021, 11:11 AM
Greetings Bumblefoot, I would definitely hang on to those FL dies. With them you only need to find someone with a press. FL sizing for a .303 takes some care. You only want to size the case just...
Liked On: 17-09-2021, 11:11 AM
You also could have just pointed out that useful info you just added and said that. I would have learned something. Its pretty simple to say I disagree and its possible to agree with someone on 1...
Liked On: 17-09-2021, 11:10 AM
Going to be honest you just seem like a plain c@*t. But you literally posted something that is not useful in any world bitching about his post being useless. Its pretty simple all he's adding is that...
Liked On: 17-09-2021, 09:44 AM
what mimms means...and it is VERY relevant....if using ONLY factory loads...you have two choices 150s or 180s....most rifles will like one over the other by big margin. so if the 150s dont do any...
Liked On: 17-09-2021, 08:22 AM
Nowadays I usually have the semblance of a group in 15-25 rounds. This is what has worked for me but I'm by no means experienced or advising this is the best way. I usually use load data and...
Liked On: 16-09-2021, 07:15 PM
Unless every shot is going to be a clean bore shot in the field, you need to know how it will shoot with a fouled bore, so yes. 3-5. 3 if it's a rifle I know shoots well and I'm shooting lots of...
Liked On: 16-09-2021, 01:19 PM
Find you best powder load by shooting strings over a chronograph to get the best SD at this stage you don't even need to shoot them on paper. Then shoot groups altering the seating depth to get...
Liked On: 16-09-2021, 01:19 PM
Fouling round always good idea. Do you have a chrony or access to one ? These days I tend to run a ladder first up, starting in sensible (middle) of recommended range (can vary widely depending on...
Liked On: 16-09-2021, 01:19 PM
Your lower charge loads will foul the barrel plenty ahead of the loads at the top end of your bracketed charge weights. The minimum charge weights likely won’t be of much interest for your final...
Liked On: 16-09-2021, 01:19 PM
178721 My beautiful girl making her way back up the bank after helping my bruised sorry arse back up . What looks like good solid ground wasn't so solid where I stepped...
Liked On: 16-09-2021, 12:06 PM
Just a painful reminder to be careful out there . Painful as I was reminded a couple of weeks ago after having a small fall . Our first weekend of lockdown freedom and the daughter and myself jump...
Liked On: 16-09-2021, 12:06 PM
Greetings All, Additional to What Micky Duck has said above I think that the scoop that comes with the Lee Loader is 2.8cc. My older set has one in cubic inches that translates to 2.74 cc. Based on...
Liked On: 16-09-2021, 11:34 AM