I recently acquired some Trail Boss powder to fire form new 300 win mag brass before working up loads. Had to trade primers for it :(:(:(.Anybody familiar with how it works and particulars on steps.100% load is 26.5 grains to the base of the bullet. Jam the bullets into the lands to keep the...
If you go with a Labradar be sure and lay out another 50 bucks for the shot trigger that attaches to your rifle.It is triggered off recoil. Without you'll have missed shots just like an inexpensive chrono. Just my observations....
I use a pro chrono and do the black marker thing.As long as the sun isn't shining straight in the sensors it never misses a shot.Also very consistent readings on various weather days.
Guess my deal was with the changing of charge weights. I've used their old data with varget and w748 with the ttsx and worked pretty much as expected. I'll just rely on the usual pressure signs and my chronograph and go from there. Thx for the reply
I think the truth lies with the dollar. Handloaders are definitely a minority.They make piles of money on factory ammo so why cater to a small percentage of their market. Hopefully they'll live to regret it one day.
You mind me asking what you found for max loads and where ? The old Barnes manual says 50.0 grains max and the latest online stuff says 46.9 max. Just trying to make sense of it all and where to start....
Anybody try any loads with H4895 and 130 TTSX in .308 Win. ? Looking at data from Barnes over the last 10 years they've adjusted charge weights quiet a bit.Just looking for some guidelines on what people might have tried. Thx in advance
Thanks for all the replies.Mainly wanta get just far enough in the trees for concealment and height for visibility to watch the clearcuts that have regrowth just tall enough for deer to hide in. One of the options I wanta try this year
Any advice on a good climbing tree stand for northwest whitetail hunting ? One that packs easy ? Maybe one that allows you to face the tree ? Thanks in advance...