Recent content by 400Jeff

Aaron Little, Mineola Tx Jim Kobe, Minnesota

Hammer Bullets in Montana makes a 235 gr. mono in .330 for the .318 W.R. and a 400 gr. mono in .435 for the .425 WR. They have a great reputation. Lee

Guys, this sounds more complicated than it actually is! 30/06 brass is easily length trimmed just a bit, then run through a .318 full length sizing die, annealed, and, Voila!, you have .318 WR brass. Fifteen years ago, I got lucky enough to buy 150 pieces of Quality Cartridge, properly...

If you get up some orders from Bertram, I could sure use .425 W.R. and 350 Rigby rimless mag Brass. They also make 435 bullets for the 425W.R., I'd buy some! Lee

Especially 425 W.R. !

250 gr. 318 W.R. and 215 gr. 303's

I have used Timneys for years but now I prefer Jard. Try one, you will love it.

The University of Glasgow has the records for A&N CSL. For around $60 they will send you a digital photo of the workbook page

I just figured out the font issue! Duh

I'm kinda surprised that the Barnes fans are not recommending the 300 gr. TSX for N.A and African Plains Game. It seems like it would be perfect for the job, allowing higher velocity that the Barnes like, with a bit less recoil. It would seem like that is the reason Barnes makes them... No?

Last year, a friend of mine was going on a PG hunt in S.A. and was thinking of buying a 338 win mag. I told him he should take his 270 Ruger #1 that he has successfully hunted with for the last thirty years. We worked up a load with 150 gr. Accubonds that consistently shot 3/4" groups. He was...

I used my custom .280 on plains game utilizing 175 gr. Swift A-Frames at 2600 fps. One shot kills on everything with great bullet performance. Frontal chest shot on the Zebra dropped him literally in his tracks at 60 yds, DRT. I then shot a 59" Kudu at 286 lasered yards and the A frame broke...

I don't know, but when the OP said drop box mag, I got the impression that he meant the extended bottom metal, not a detachable magazine.

I have had very good results with the .375 A-Frame on Giraffe, Zebra and Buff. While the two are similar in construction, the main difference is that the A-Frame front core is bonded and the partition is not. Noslers tend to shed the front down to the partition on tough game, while the A-Frames...

I will take the green Birmingham case. Please PM your PP info. Thanks.