Good evening everybody!

[rick357]

You don't know you can do something until you try to do something.

Umm, as to reloading .22 rimfire, not saying I couldn't do it, saying that I don't want to do it. Not an effective use of my time, nor would I ever consider it to be an effective use of my time. I reload plenty of stuff already, somewhere between 5 and 8K rounds per year of bottleneck centerfire alone, depending on how much straight wall centerfire I shoot and reload as well.

To get back to the op's original question, I shoot a lot of .223 and 6.5CM recently, followed by .308 and 300WM. I'm still concentrating on building the best 6.5CM ammo for my rifle, but I have to keep filling up those dang .223 empties. They are like beer containers, they always seem to be empty at the most inconvenient time.

 

[parts-man]

I only load a couple of calibers yet, but my favourite is definitely 9X57 for my grandfather's 90yo Mauser because it turns what essentially would be a wall hanger into my go-to hunting rifle. It keeps a beautiful old rifle viable so that my grandchildren (when they arrive) could hunt with it, and stirs memories of my grandfather at the same time.

 

[Howse]

right now 223, and 45-70. Soon 308, 22-250, 375 h&h.

 

[Longwalker]

I reload for a couple dozen different rifle and pistol cartridges, as well as 12,16,20 and .410 shotgun. My favourite is always the one I have as a new project. I am currently working on good 300 grain loads for my .375 H&H rifles. With the goal of producing reliable and deadly ammunition for an African buffalo hunt, and relatively cheap ammunition that shoots exactly the same to practise with.

 

[OntJim]

For me it would be .223, .222 and 30/06.

Jim

 

[Rick65Cat]

.204, .223, .308, started on but not completed is my 6.5x55 for my 1913 Swede