Greetings All, Mutterings about moving into town have started in our house, from both occupants I should add. A quick inspection of the garage and the barn (96m2 in total) showed there is much to...
Liked On: 25-02-2025, 11:11 AM
Greetings All, Mutterings about moving into town have started in our house, from both occupants I should add. A quick inspection of the garage and the barn (96m2 in total) showed there is much to...
Liked On: 25-02-2025, 11:07 AM
A carbine is just a short rifle for cavalry. These were only useful for cartridge rifles from the mid 1800's. A short rifle for hunting is a Stutzen. These date from at least the middle 1700's. One I...
Liked On: 18-02-2025, 09:51 AM
A carbine is just a short rifle for cavalry. These were only useful for cartridge rifles from the mid 1800's. A short rifle for hunting is a Stutzen. These date from at least the middle 1700's. One I...
Liked On: 18-02-2025, 08:16 AM
Greetings all, Ammo manufacturers do not use canister grade powders like you and I. Canister powders are selected and blended so that the speed of each lot is close to all others of the same powder....
Liked On: 15-02-2025, 11:28 PM
Greetings all, Ammo manufacturers do not use canister grade powders like you and I. Canister powders are selected and blended so that the speed of each lot is close to all others of the same powder....
Liked On: 14-02-2025, 09:19 PM
Greetings all, Ammo manufacturers do not use canister grade powders like you and I. Canister powders are selected and blended so that the speed of each lot is close to all others of the same powder....
Liked On: 14-02-2025, 09:18 PM
Greetings all, Ammo manufacturers do not use canister grade powders like you and I. Canister powders are selected and blended so that the speed of each lot is close to all others of the same powder....
Liked On: 14-02-2025, 07:28 PM
Especially as the powder was packed in 1978. I finished an earlier tin in 1986 and loaded some test loads of the 1978 powder which showed it shot higher than the older stuff. I dropped the load from...
Liked On: 13-02-2025, 01:02 PM
Greetings, As my handloading for the .308 approaches 50 years I thought it might be interesting to have a look at some of the data. First loads used AR2201 left over from my .303 loads and 180 grain...
Liked On: 13-02-2025, 01:02 PM
Greeting again, I believe that the Sako Blade projectile is a monolithic so will need a lighter charge and will develop less velocity. Max velocities for the Barnes and Hornady GMX 165 grain...
Liked On: 11-02-2025, 11:38 AM
Greetings all, Hodgdons has thoroughly tested reduced loads with AR2206H (aka H4895) over recent years and we need to take their data as sound. We should not even consider the need to add or...
Liked On: 09-02-2025, 09:24 PM
Greetings all, Hodgdons has thoroughly tested reduced loads with AR2206H (aka H4895) over recent years and we need to take their data as sound. We should not even consider the need to add or...
Liked On: 09-02-2025, 08:43 PM
Greetings all, Hodgdons has thoroughly tested reduced loads with AR2206H (aka H4895) over recent years and we need to take their data as sound. We should not even consider the need to add or...
Liked On: 09-02-2025, 07:41 PM
Greetings, I dabbled with the .30-06 AI in the early 1990's. Mine was a Parker Hale target rifle with a 24 inch barrel. I loaded up to 60 grains of the older and slower AR2209 with the 165 grain...
Liked On: 09-02-2025, 07:30 PM