Urgent help needed

[canuck]

Hi Guys
I have been hunting and reloading for years but nothing serious. I had 2 custom guns built within the last 2 years and now want to get the most out of them.I do not shoot competitively but still want to achieve that legendary accuracy. I have been reading articles on "case prep" etc and realize just how little I know.
Can someone give me a complete list of what I need to reload to those standards. Ie.neck turner, brand and model),dies etc etc.I shoot 7mm stw, 7mm rm and 280 rem, i love 284 calibers as you can see).Also, is there any really good guide to precision reloading? Thanks for any and all input.

 

[billmo]

canuck, Sinclair International sells a book called Precision Shooting Reloading Guide. It is very informative and will answer a lot of your questions. I would suggest getting that and then write down questions that you have. Bring those to the forum and there is plenty of good answers laying around here. These guys know the shooting business. I hope this helps. Bill.

 

[canuck]

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. I ordered some videos from AGI. I am sure I will have questions after having a look at these.

 

[JHardy]

+1 on the Precision Shooting Reloading Guide and Glenn Zediker's book as well.

Jim Hardy

 

[canuck]

Well,I guess those videos are out for now as it turns out AGI won't ship to canada. Hopefully I can find a source that will ship international. Thanks for recommending " Precision Shooting Reloading Guide" and " handloading for competition". I plan to place the order monday.

 

[DMAC67]

Canuk,

The books that were sighted and that you are ordering on Monday are outstanding, especially the Sinclair book. That was my bible when I got started in 1000 yard competition. I can reccomend another book, "Precision Shooting at 1000 yards" ISBN#0-9670948-8-7. This book covers all aspect of accurate shooting including equipment, techniques, scopes, styles of shooting.... Who knows,once you have all the equipment and realize you can only hunt for a couple of monthes per year vs. shooting competition year round, you shoot a couple matches.

I would also reccomend getting a very good digital scale,no $90 cheapie). I use a Denver Instruments / Acculab 123 sold by Sinclair.