As is the majority of his entire post here.(hogan not dkhunt) Start with a single fact and speculate about everything else. I get it now, he works for the NYTimes.This is not true.
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As is the majority of his entire post here.(hogan not dkhunt) Start with a single fact and speculate about everything else. I get it now, he works for the NYTimes.This is not true.
This is not true Berger makes a 90 grain 224 bullet and two different 300 grain .338 bullets. Matt
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Accurate, now Western is about the only powder seller to release a comprehensive loading book. Been what? 20yrs since Hodgdon #26?
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Learn to use the internet
http://www.hodgdonreloading.com/ Covers IMR, Hodgdon, Winchester
http://www.accuratepowder.com/load-data/
http://www.alliantpowder.com/reloaders/default.aspx?page=/reloaders/index.aspx&
If you can only correctly recall things from the 70's and early 80's, perhaps you have some type of dementia. Another reason to stay away from firearms.
You have my sympathy, my brothers and sisters did the same for our mother after her stroke. I removed my post because I didn't want to make light of those in your situation. My apologiesMy mom passed away in October. For 9 months I stayed with her 16 hrs a day, 7 days a week, on the night shift. She had dementia and finally passed from Alzheimers. This sounds a lot like conversations I had with her.
You have my sympathy, my brothers and sisters did the same for our mother after her stroke. I removed my post because I didn't want to make light of those in your situation. My apologies[/QUOTE
This site has about the most advanced riflery information on the planet. The pity is that the forum members show their ignorance is likewise advanced.
"Where I'm from, mister; we don't talk about our women in saloons." John Wayne. Mothers are certainly elevated in love and respect beyond "women".
Pretty pathetic when a guy will besmirch the memory of his own mother in her final hours, just to convey his disapproval of a stranger. But this goes unobserved by the morans on this thread.
Unfortunately, I got sucked into this thread. I thought it would be an interesting, thought provoking topic, but to sum up the OP (and save everyone the headache)....
"hey, someone, somewhere owes me something."
...The end.
Have you ever heard the expression "comparing apples to apples" Sinclair's prices have always been higher than Midsouth, I'm surprised you didn't see a bigger difference. In the more recent comparison of Sinclair to itself, did you ever consider..wait, of course you didn't...the price structure may have changed on bullets after Brownells bought them out? Some on here tell me not to feed the troll, but to shoot holes in your arguments is so easy, it makes this dumb ol kentucky boy feel purty smartLooking at a MidSouth Shooters catalog from 2008 and the 2014 A catalog from Sinclair,
whoops, now you are an economistSupply and demand, eh?
whoops, now you are a psychicPretty unlikely we will ever see another book or web app for data from them.
WHoops, now an engineerThey aren't all alike, and each design in same caliber and weight can have different pressure characteristics.
In your second post you state that the 375 Ruger is a very popular caliber. In the whole eastern part of this country we don't even have a need for something that big to hunt with and I don't see it being used for anything else. And out west where you have way bigger game there is better calibers. So why make such a big deal about data for a caliber that is rarely used? Do your homework as others have already said. You are just digging yourself a deeper hole by belittling everybody.