The "What Have You Reloaded Today" thread
- Thread starter Trinimon
- Start date
Some 7/8 oz No 7 1/2 12 gauge as a low recoil load for grouse. Been playing with my old Cooey 12 ga and kicks a bit hard with full house loads for my arthritic shoulder. Next up later this week is some 30-30 loads for my Savage 340
and seems noone in my area caries this powder 
I tumbled 100 pieces of new 7RM brass and prepped, and 116 pieces of fire formed 7mm08 brass in the last 24 hours. I just returned from summer vacation and have hit the ground running. I still have over 60 pieces of brass to fire form and I'm currently working on producing a ladder chart for the 7RM using Nosler Partition 175g projectiles.
Hunting season approaches! I have a .308 Ruger American, the short heavy barreled version with the muzzle brake and I've been working up loads for it. Personally, I want to shoot sub MOA groups but I'll be happy with 1-1/8" at 100 yds. I loaded up 2 boxes of 150 gr. Nosler Ballistic Tip 20 rnds. with 47 gr. of IMR4064 and 20 rnds. with N140, both of which are proven loads. I also loaded Hornady 123 gr. SST on top of RL7 (25.5 gr) for my Howa 1500 in 7.62X39. In both my Howa and my brother's CZ those rounds print sub MOA. On an embarrassing note, I loaded 20 rnds. with large pistol primers before I caught the error. I broke down and bought an RCBS collet style bullet puller. OMG! What a delightful piece of kit! It made disassembling the rounds dead easy, much easier than the hammer style kinetic bullet pullers and much easier recovering the components.
I am at the tail end of priming approximately 1000 .223 Remington (Winchester headstamp) casings.
I finally used up the last of my WC-735 powder (I purchased a very large amount years ago from Higginson) and need to do load development with H335 for next year's spring prairie dog shooting trip. I have a couple thousand more brass to prep but like doing it in batches to break it up a bit.
I finally used up the last of my WC-735 powder (I purchased a very large amount years ago from Higginson) and need to do load development with H335 for next year's spring prairie dog shooting trip. I have a couple thousand more brass to prep but like doing it in batches to break it up a bit.
Last edited:
I feel that. Had all my 223 separated by manufacturers. Large amounts (Rem, Win, military) went I to 5 gallon pails, rest in gallon coffee cans. So every one in a while I get energetic and process a few hundred at a time. - dan
