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Thanks. I might have to get one. Doing hundreds of pieces of brass is not a fun chore.

For years, I've been using the Sinclair hand tools to uniform primer pockets, chamfer and deburr case mouths. A friend recently got an RCBS Trim Mate with five rotating stations. Seems like that will really speed up the operation(s), especially when preparing a large amount of brass for live...

I was kinda thinking the same thing!

Anyone familiar with this?? www.gunsamerica.com/blog/extreme-accuracy-makeover-the-teludyne-tti-tech-straightjacket/

Will have to check on the exact twist rate (I can't recall right now!) - but the riflesmith indicated it is twisted for 70 to 80 gr bullets. Reddings dies. I do wish Lapua had make .22-250 brass when this rifle had a .22-250 barrel. I may get some Lapua .22-250 brass to try, but this...

Varget does show promise in my rifle. Also want to find a load using VV N150. Or N140?

Thanks, guys! I did call Sierra today and got some good ideas. I think a call to Hornady is in order too. Thanks again!

One commonly thinks one can find virtually everything on the internet. But I've had little success in finding data for 6mm-250AI with 70 to 80 gr bullets. The 6mmBR site speaks of the heavier bullets. Hodgdon does provide some info. I'll work from that - and extrapolate. I was just...

Hello Gents! After a lengthy absence from much rifle shooting, I'm hoping to get going again. Some time ago, I had a Rem 700 (VSSF) rebarreled with a couple of Hart heavy barrels, one is .22BR and one is 6mm-250AckImp. Will be using R-P brass and Fed primers in the 6mm-250AI. Will be...

Thanks, guys. Good info. I wasn't calling the poster a "liar" or anything of the sort. His statements just didn't jive with what I've read and heard. As usual, the knowledge base here is wonderful.

I'm not a student of metallurgy. But when I read the following: QUOTE Chrome-Moly steel is generally not used for barrels due to several factors. Its tough to machine, its hard on the tooling used to machine it (end mills, face mills, lathe bits,etc.) and in some of its formulations it can...

I fully understand your logic. But, in the "for what its worth" department, here is a true story. I put 1800 rounds through a new Shilen .224 barrel. At the time, I lived in OK, not far from Ennis TX. I took the rifle to Shilen and spoke to Mr Shilen himself. He asked what equipment I used...