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I must take a moment to curse this forsaken habit of hand loading. It is addicting, challenging, aggravating and yet rewarding and fun at the same time. I began not long ago completely green to the concept as a means of improving accuracy and lets be honest. To save some coin on ammo. Well I don't believe I have saved a dime as of yet. Although I don't even care, this is awesome stuff.
I have learned this; My experiences have been to few and too far in between that by the time I get around to loading I almost have to start my knowledge base all over again. I hope this winter will curb that as I plan to have more consistent time to give to it and hopefully make a solid knowledge base out of it. This week I plan to load a bit and take advantage of the extended hours at Lee Kay this Thursday.
The material at hand will be:
.270 Winchester
140 gr. Accubond
IMR4831
.308 Winchester
168/178 gr. Amax
My new can of Varget
My friends 7mm-08
140 gr. Accubond
H414
Lots of work but hey, what isn't?
Cheddar
I have learned this; My experiences have been to few and too far in between that by the time I get around to loading I almost have to start my knowledge base all over again. I hope this winter will curb that as I plan to have more consistent time to give to it and hopefully make a solid knowledge base out of it. This week I plan to load a bit and take advantage of the extended hours at Lee Kay this Thursday.
The material at hand will be:
.270 Winchester
140 gr. Accubond
IMR4831
.308 Winchester
168/178 gr. Amax
My new can of Varget
My friends 7mm-08
140 gr. Accubond
H414
Lots of work but hey, what isn't?
Cheddar