300BlkTalk

I've been using Nosler 210gr RDF's when Shooter's Pro Shop offers them blemished, around a quarter apiece.

The more you compress, the slower you want to seat the bullet. If you take the handle out of your press or use an arbor press, you can get a feel of when compression starts. All powders can [push the bullet out after seating], so let them stand as much as a day or two and remeasure COL. I have seen...

I've run both the 110gr Varmageddon and the 125gr BT from Nosler up to 19.0gr so far.

Been struggling to find informative discussions on this subject here or in other forums. Consensus on compressed loads seems to be: "Compression is OK. A little is good. Too much is bad." (I'll concede perhaps my web search techniques are lacking.) Can anyone provide some guidance and expertise on h...

Man I'm not a vintage bubba by any stretch but I gotta say that's a mighty fine looking rifle. Nice work.

Build complete! Gotta build out my break-in / tuning plan, and throw on an old scope & bipod til I can get a fancy Atlas and some good glass.

It was a good Christmas! Final part was under the tree today. Ready to start building! (...and saving up for a scope :shock: :roll: ) https://i.imgur.com/nDGzlr6.jpg Faxon 6.5CM 22" Fluted Match, Nitride Faxon Full-mass BCG, Nitride VG6 Precision Gamma 65 JP Double Crush Washer Superlative Arms AGB ...

Welcome to the forum! As I read it, the unspoken assumption in your post is that jump to the lands is the single most significant factor to control in ordre to maximize AR-15 precision. I thought so too when I first started down the .300BLK reloading path, but like Rebel said, there's not much you c...

Happy Thanksgiving and congratulations on your purchase! Here's hoping your ATF wait time is short but still gets the job done.

(Like my Johnson )

...and please post pics!