300BlkTalk

I tried .311 and it wouldn't chamber in the Sheridan gauge or the rifle's chamber. I tried with both new Jamison head stamped brass and LC converted brass I bought from Grumpa. Both batches of brass gauged fine unloaded. When I resized my .313 115gr. and my .311 170gr. To .309 they chambered fine. I...

Bought a 300 BLK AAC Handi, brass, dies, Sheridan gauge and started making a few dummies. I have lots of different 32 pistol bullets, a box of .311 cast 170gr rnfp bullets and a .30 cal. Lyman M-type expander. Nothing would chamber in the Sheridan gauge without running the bullets through a .309 pus...

How about Remington bring back the 7615 and add the 300BLK to the .223 as an available caliber? I am one of the minority that wants a fast repeater but not an auto. Love my lever guns but think a pump would be a little faster and use detachable mags and have much greater selection of bullets than th...

All of my shooting and loading are for "farm use" anymore. My interest the 300BLK is largely based on it's utility, including farm use. Shooting predators and vermin is a special satisfaction (especially with a hand load) when you suffered the losses due to depredation. A big thumbs up on ...

Just curious, how did the thread jump from 25 pages to 62? I've followed this thread for a while and I'm confused. And I'm reluctant to read the intervening posts.

Essay W

Nice kill! Wish there were more of folks like you doing this kind of hunting! Too many pigs out there doing all kinds of damage!

Getting into basic casting is inexpensive, but like most hobbies, the sky is the limit for what you want to spend. Need to spend, not so much. Plenty of knowledge available for safety, casting and lubing techniques, tricks for fixing dripping Lee bottom pour furnaces, etc., are readily available onl...