Recent content by KyleHines2005

I have no tool in knowing how far off the lands I am, I would have to sacrifice a dummy round to seat it intentionally long, but even when sloppy idea as that, .005" can be a big movement with the bolt turning. What do you guys use to figure out how far off the lands I am? I think its right...

I am delving in the 500 and beyond range soon and I know I have the gun and equipment that will do it. I have a Remington Model 700 5R 24" Milspec .308 10th Anniversary with a Vortex Viper PST 6-24X50 FFP MOA with an EGW 20 MOA base. I havent developed a load that far, but I have a recipe that a...

Well none are exceeding 2.803, but a couple are 2.7 or higher. I'll have to go get measurements to make it official, but why would my die seat adjustment seat one at 2.800" then the next just a hundredth above and another at a couple hundredth below? I've decided to back my stem out a hair after...

Just finished 10 rounds of my first reloads. Kept the OAL @ 2.800. Some were thousandths ahead and behind. For some reason. I had to back the seating depth out a hair. The first round I chambered and it knocked it down some, but all the others stayed at 2.800. I loaded .308 with Lapua brass, CCI...

As for this plethora of information I have humbly received from all of you gentlemen, I still have a number of questions. As your terms do make sense with me, the experience in turning that into action has not evolved yet. How do I check how far my bullets are from the lands? Do I reference that...

Also, do I resize my brass that is brand new? I've seen some online posts that say they resize, but do I need to stress a case that doesn't need to be? Sent from my iPhone 5 using Tapatalk 2

I have Hornadys reloading manual. They list Hornady bullets, but I'm looking to cross reference before I reload a few rounds. Sent from my iPhone 5 using Tapatalk 2

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I have since delved into the world of reloading after much research. I have a Hornady Lock and Load single press and a Dillon RL550B. I will be loading my .308 on the single stage as I am particular about quality control. I have purchased Lapua Brass, Sierra 165gr game king soft point and 175gr...

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Good looking guns. Here is my 19-4 nickel 2 1/2" Sent from my iPhone 5 using Tapatalk 2

I bought my 19-4 nickel snub in fantastic shape with original grips for $450.

Kinda. He told me he didn't want to get rid of it. It wasn't an even trade. I traded him $120 plus 300 rounds of .45. So I think it was even on those pretenses. Sent from my iPhone 5 using Tapatalk 2

Your gun shows to have been shipped or made around the middle to first half of 1982. 1982 serial series: 9D44501-17D8900 Sent from my iPhone 5 using Tapatalk 2

Smith and Wesson snub revolvers in .357 mag or 44 mag. Preferably stainless or nickel. Models such as 19, 66, 686, 642, 60 etc. Sent from my iPhone 5 using Tapatalk 2