300BlkTalk

Whole Bunches wrote:Mine's been "on order" since it was announced.

OUCH!!

Time to shake that tree, Cabelas already has them ON SALE!!

CW

Sure enough!! Brownells, Numrich and Midway all have had them. I only see them in stock at Midway now. http://www.midwayusa.com/product/565785/wolff-hammer-spring-single-coil-h-and-r-topper?cm_vc=ProductFinding http://www.gunsprings.com/index.cfm?page=items&cID=2&mID=27 Here is a link to ass...

I have used them in 308/30-06 at higher velocities for about a half doz deer with good results. The bullets definitely do expand and act like any other hunting bullet.

CW

They both will compress fine, to a point...

I loaded some 4227 last night compressed about 3/16" with no problems at all.

Call/contact Redding there customer service is tops.

CW

The data in the manuals was proven safe in the test firearm under the test conditions... NT your gun. As stated most cut back to be safe and avoid lawsuits...

Start as suggested (-10%) and work up your load slowly, watching for pressure signs, stop when accuracy drops off or pressure signs show.

CW

I have a set of Redding dies, and the instructions say that you will damage the seater if you use it with compressed loads. I've never had issues with the Redding or RCBS with those bullets, but then I've never tried compressed loads. What powder are you using? Some compress better than others. CW

Tear the die apart, be sure there is no burr or ring of lube form cast bullets.

CW

Concerning the problems, just read the posts about the die... :roll: :mrgreen: Proper case lengths, are part of a good reload. Its NOT quite as critical (for the crimp) as you make it sound. 8) As for problems with the crimp in the seater. What exactly is your argument? Its no fault of the crimp th...

Concerning the problems, just read the posts about the die... :roll: :mrgreen: Proper case lengths, are part of a good reload. Its NOT quite as critical (for the crimp) as you make it sound. 8) As for problems with the crimp in the seater. What exactly is your argument? Its no fault of the crimp tha...

My original question must have been misunderstood . I will load them with the neck fully holding projectile but without the base protruding below the shoulder. I. Would load it to 2.31+ but there wouldn't be much in the neck. I'm looking at 2.27-2.28. What I am asking is if anyone has a load above ...