JoeC
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9zero1790
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pretty cool! i wonder what the longest repeatable reliable rifle shot is? I know a retired army sniper that is about 60 years old and he is still capable of 1000 yard repeat shots once hes set in his groove. most of the places i hunted were brushy and scrubby. so long range hunting just didnt happen. deer could be 75 yards away looking at me and i would not know for all the coverage. so i never practiced at anything past 100 yards. if i was wealthy and had free time id like to learn longer range marksmanship. i bet its fun. seems like its not a poor mans sport though lol.
9zero1790
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my first thought was a . 50 browning round. but the picture is too blurry to see the brass well. it is not the browning round for sure. seen many and that aint one lol. i would imagine its a special made high tech science ish round from one the big names like lupua or barrett etc.
9zero1790
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found an article that had more info on the same story. the rifle is a 416 Barrett. Ive never seen or heard of that round so i assume its fancy, custom and pricey lol.
BS67
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Well, the wife went to bible study so decided to fill some cases! Got these 45acp cases from a good friend. 279 to be exact. Mixed headstamps!
BS67
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Next I have my Dillon SDB set up for 45acp throwing 4.2gr VV N310 powder and topping it off with a 200gr RN.
Fordup
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I use a SDB and RL550 and love them. Darn primers are getting expensive now. I miss the old gun shows where components were affordable and available in bulk without tracking.My Dillon SDB!
9zero1790
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nice! about 4 years ago I had collected a five gallon bucket full of brass. full to the top! ammo was still on the store shelf and was affordable. i didnt reload and the person i saved it for broke an arm and stopped reloading so I took the buck to a local scrap yard... I think I got 50 something bucks for the brass based on the weight of the metal at the time. if i only knew the world would be going nuts in the future i would have kept it lol.Well, the wife went to bible study so decided to fill some cases! Got these 45acp cases from a good friend. 279 to be exact. Mixed headstamps!
BS67
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Agree! Primer prices are out of control! I've lucked out and did some trading on primers. Came across some good prices and nabbed 'em up! I also miss those old gun show days where the components were available and reasonably priced! I have 2 of those SDBs........one set up for 45 and the other set up for 9mm. I've got alot of rounds through those loaders and they make great ammo!
BS67
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Reloading can still be done at a great price but getting your components at the best price possible!
Fordup
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A little ways back I had some of my subscribers ask for a basic getting started in reloading and the equipment I use so I threw together a simple video about basics and equipment I use. I figured I would post a link should anyone be interested. Just kind of explains the process and what is required.
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