.25 Cal (Quarter Bore) / Big Game Success - 25 Creed, 25-284, 25-06, 25 PRC, 25 SAUM

[The Guide]

It seems you finally figured it out in the end. Congratulations.

Way to Biden up a thread. Your cognitive decline is showing.

Jay

 

[roymunson]

It seems you finally figured it out in the end. Congratulations.

Wow... You must be a joy to be around in real life. I get being a little petty, but going full A Hole for no reason seems excessive.

 

[schmidty3]

I really have no idea what just happened.

Lol

 

[bmart2622]

You fed the troll!!!

 

[schmidty3]

You fed the troll!!!

I just want to see dead things with 133s

 

[bmart2622]

Yeah, this actually was a pretty good threead until @juju showed up

 

[Harvey_NW]

I just want to see dead things with 133s

Exit on whitetail buck 150 yards IIRC - 133 @ 2680MV out of 25CM.

 

[The Guide]

Does anyone have any experience with the 6.53 Scramjet? It is the 257 caliber Lazzeroni round. While the speeds with light bullets are impressive, I wondered what the heavy for caliber bullets would do.

Jay

 

[ezwy]

I have a 6.5 prc that should be ready about may. Have all components, including 133s and 134s. Could use some more brass though. Can’t wait to have some success on big game!

 

[Reddish]

Does anyone have any experience with the 6.53 Scramjet? It is the 257 caliber Lazzeroni round. While the speeds with light bullets are impressive, I wondered what the heavy for caliber bullets would do.

Jay

My uncle talked about getting one of these for years and never pulled the trigger on it.

 

[rclouse79]

I just got my 25-06 barrel and suppressor to swap out for my tikka 270 barrel. I am going to push off switching it over until after bear season when I have more time to work up a load. The first bullet I wanted to try was a 115 gr Berger VLD. I was going to get a Redding die with the stem for that bullet. I am a bit rusty on my reloading. I saw they have a two die and three die set. Any recommendations one way or the other?

 

[Bluefish]

I just got my 25-06 barrel and suppressor to swap out for my tikka 270 barrel. I am going to push off switching it over until after bear season when I have more time to work up a load. The first bullet I wanted to try was a 115 gr Berger VLD. I was going to get a Redding die with the stem for that bullet. I am a bit rusty on my reloading. I saw they have a two die and three die set. Any recommendations one way or the other?

Rifles are usually 2 die sets. A sizer and a seating die, if a third die it is a crimp die. Pistols are 3 or 4 die sets as they add a flare step and maybe a crimp. Imho crimping is not needed on most rifle cartridges unless going in a lever gun.

 

[AZ_Hunter]

The three die set in this case likely has a neck sizing die. Neck die can be handy after pulling bullets and reusing the primed case.