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A reductionist view on it would be this. The behavior of some Utah sportsmen in Wyoming has unfortunately caused a lot Wyoming residents to lump them all together.

You’re probably adequately supplied for the life of the barrel.

We’d rather be broke than suffer the bullshit tactics employed by some out of state shed hunters.

I’d hate to see the results of hitting something with a Berger or ELD at close range out of a 28 nosler. LRAB’s do indeed suck heavy ass. But the regular 160 grain accubond is a winner. I’ve killed stuff with them from distances ranging from real close, to way out there. They hold up as...

You have a good taxidermist.

How many do you need?

https://www.midwayusa.com/product/102132210?pid=183455 That’ll get you started at a good price. All my 338 federal brass is 308 win stamped.

My ears are too short to tuck underneath my flat brim hat. So I have no experience with the 7PRC. 😂😂🤠🤠

Correct..lee collet neck sizer, and when they get snug, bump it with a Redding body die.

The best thing to do with a belt on a case is pretend like it doesn’t exist.

Disgusting behavior that is going to have far reaching ramifications. And not just for him.

AR Comp has displaced RL 15 for me.

They couldn’t give RL 26 away when it first came out. I bought a chit load before everyone realized how useful it is.

The range on the south end at coal canyon is 👍👍

It can turn into a rabbit hole. Started with a lee hand press in my kitchen. And now have a room in my house dedicated to the endeavor.

95 grain BT is a world beater.

Do eye guards and extra points count towards B&C/P&Y scoring?

No flies on anything .284” really.

The game grazes in the meadow on the ranch while the cows and sheeps graze the grass on the public land down to the dirt. For fractions of a penny on the dollar for what it should cost.

That is correct.

He is that.

338 federal is underrated. A 300 WSM in an AR10 will be problematic in a lot of ways. Parts will be hard to source, and functionality will be difficult to attain.

Can’t speak to the platform. But possibly the best cartridge ever made. IMO.

People who end up on my porch are met by this guy. So I don’t have any problems.

I have one, 45-70 that I shoot cast bullets out of. It’s a decent gun, the trigger is surprisingly good.

I’m curious, what was the price in the hang tag?

My experience with humans states otherwise.

If you find yourself in my part of WY, I’d make a trade.

I don’t think anyone can refute that pressure and velocity are mutually exclusive.

Copy and paste of the explanation from a metallurgist Actually, bullets can indeed weld themselves to cases. It is a quite well-documented phenomenon, an example of diffusion bonding. Diffusion bonding has industrial applications too - I've done some work with these. You really just need two...

Anecdotal I know. Had not happened to me before, or since. 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

This thread is making it’s own gravy now.

That’s excellent.

Cold weld is a definite worry. Had a can of 5.56 plinking ammo that sat for years. The brass was cleaned with stainless pins. Shot the first one, and the 55 grain FMJ read 3500 FPS across the chronograph, and it locked the gun up. Suspecting cold weld I ran them all back through the seating die...

Looks like a winner. What’s the load?

They make new ones every day.

Trained properly, you’d be hard pressed to find a better dog. If you don’t train them, you’ll have an absolute nightmare on your hands. Mine in right in the middle. We’ve got work to do, but he’s on his way. Just over a year old now.

Work truck has work stuff in it. My personal truck has the following all the time. Outside the scope of standard issue things (belt, hoses, fluids, jumper cables, jack, 22-250 with twenty rounds and a set of sand bags Knife Fire starter Breaker bar with wheel lug socket Nalgene bottle (empty...

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