Recent content by Nevada Mike

The Woodleigh Reloading Manual lists the 10.75 X 68 bullet diameter as 0.423" and the 404 Jeffery diameter as 0.422" My edition of the Woodleigh manual lists two 0.423" diameter projectiles. The 347 grain RN SN Woodleigh has a sectional density of .281 and they recommend an impact velocity of...

All set thanks to a member here! Many thanks to all who responded. Mike

Bob... I have some of the SSTs. Also Accubonds, Partitions, Speer, and some others. I like the BTs as they shoot well in my rifle.

Thanks!

Yes. Correct.

These problems are partly to do with the long, gently sloping neck of the 404J which makes headspacing a bit tricky. I fireform all my 404J brass, check the primers, then measure the distance to a known point on the shoulder of the cartridge. This gives me an index for setting the die to resize...

I would greatly appreciate that/ Thanks.

Seem to be unobtainium right now. I could use a couple boxes for my 25-'06 and 257R. Any help appreciated. Mike

I have (and use) both Norma and RWS brass. I used RWS brass on my last Buff hunt and had no issues. I did fireform all of it before loading. The Norma brass had one slight problem... I had to aggressively ream the primer pockets to allow my primers to seat. Once this was done they worked well...

Stuff is like gold right now. Good luck on your search.

Gauge?

Half the price of a Garmin!

Or just lightly crimp the 175 grain bullet of your choice in a FIRED round and carefully feed in, lock, unlock and extract the cartridge. This will give you the MAX COAL for the bullet in THAT rifle.

I often shop at guntrader.uk pretty easy if you have an importer to handle permits and shipping. I've bought a number of English shotguns with no misfired transactions. Helps a lot to have a trusted contact in the UK to vet/inspect the guns before sending any money. Most of the people I've...

Congratulations. puts me in mind of an old friend who used collect locomotives.