There is reference to .303, and using lube to avoid case head separation. Proper brass sizing in relation to the chamber avoids case head separation. ...

- there are articles advocating the lubeing of cases like the .303  so that the case expands correctly on first firing.There are many echo chambe...

I read something once, about cartridges lubricated to increase bolt thrust when proofing loads.

I was at Safari today, and the Xero are in stock.The Safari website is showing stock again as well, the price is now 1k more than it was last year.

[member=3]big5ifty[/member] I dont know about you, but my reloaded rifle ammo are miles above factory ammo. I have loaded the volume to prove such.Pis...

I don't know much myself, and I can't shoot very well either, but I know enough to tell the difference between what is real and what is imag...

Even better do a chamber castIF you like or strive for accuracyA chamber cast has nothing to do with achieving accuracy. There is not a single measure...

Do whatever you want - the above is the correct way to do this ... if you use a bushing die for neck sizing. Which, for best results, also requires ne...

I can't tell you which size is going to be right for you, but 2 thou under bullet size is a sensible choice for those calibers.

The normal expanding body is what you need. If you use monolithics, go for 3 thou under, if you're using lead core then 2 thou under.There is no ...

SudamiI can recommend these. Gerrie made a custom for the BMG for me. Quality, service and price. All great.Now you'll get involved in discussion...

It's a common issue.The shape of the expander ball contributes to the problem as well. Some, like the Hornady are a long oval, some are more of a...

This is what the expert has to say.How bullets fly.