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I'm looking forward to the chapter on not measuring stuff that doesn't have to be....
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Looking forward to getting this one, Mule Deer. I haven't bought any new reading material lately.
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I hope it includes data with all the new powders for the famous B-29.
Seriously, I always enjoy John's articles. I look forward to a copy of said manual.
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Sounds like a good book to have on the reloading bench.
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Just in time for Christmas! Please Santa...
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You guys are makin' me jealous. I never learned to read...  I hope there's pitchers in it, John.  I know it will be a big hit. I want to buy one too, but I need to know the postage to Canada. I'm buyin' the old lady a Berlitz readin' course on CD. ![[Linked Image]](http://www.wallpapersonview.com/wallpapers/4/animals_wild_bear_polar_checking_igloo_background_picture-4.jpg)
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OlongJohnson,
Here you are:
Introduction: Two Warnings
1) Working Up a Load in the 21st Century
2) Modern Rifle Powders
3) Rifle Primers
4) Rifling Twist
5) Pre-Testing Big Game Bullets
6) Sizing Cases Straight
7) Meat Hunting Bullets
8) Why Reloading Data Varies
9) Choosing Varmint Bullets
10) The Three Factory .17’s
11) Why the .204 Ruger Works So Well
12) The .22 Hornet and K-Hornet
13) The .221 Fireball in a 700 Classic
14) The “Triple Deuce” (.222 Remington)
15) .223 Remington: The Smallest All-Around Cartridge
16) Newer Powders in the .22-250
17) The Infamous, Accurate .220 Swift
18) A Pair of Fast .22’s (.22/6mm Remington; .223 WSSM)
19) 6mm PPC, the Essence of Accuracy
20) Untangling the 6mm Lee Navy
21) .243 Winchester: Popular Imperfection
22) The Other Two .24’s: 6mm Remington and .240 Weatherby
23) A Pair of .25-20 Winchesters
24) The Accurate .25’s
25) .25-06, the Most Popular “Quarter-Bore”
26) The 6.5x54 Mannlicher-Schoenauer
27) The 6.5 Creedmoor—Modern Accuracy Distilled
28) The 6.5x55 Swedish-Norwegian Mauser
29) The 6.5/.284 and 6.5-06
30) Reviving the .264 Winchester Magnum
31) 26 Nosler—The Hottest 6.5
32) The 21st-Century .270 Winchester
33) 7x57 and 7mm-08 Remington—A Perfect Pair
34) The Hard-Luck .280 Remington
35).280 Ackley Improved and 7mm SAUM
36) Remington’s Phenomenal 7mm Magnum
37) Handloading the .30-30—If You Must
38) Easy Accuracy From The .308 Winchester
39) The 7.5x55, a “Metric” .30 Caliber
40) The .30-06—Still the Finest All-Around Big Game Cartridge
41) Holland & Holland’s “Super Thirty”
42) Winchester’s Most Popular .300 Magnum
43) Roy’s Famous .300
44) Great Britain’s Great .303
45) Modern Powders in Two Old 8x57’s
46) Kinder, Gentler .338’s
47) .338 Winchester Magnum
48) The .338 Lapua Magnum, King of the Wide-Open Spaces
49) .348 Winchester—Only The Lonely
50) The Original .35 Remington
51) Colonel Whelen’s Fine .35
52) 9.3x62 Mauser, The Working Man’s Medium-Bore
53) The .375 H&H, Still The King
54) Modernizing Two Old .40’s (.450/.400 Nitro-Express 3"; .416 Rigby
55) Epilogue: 9.3 BS
The Rules (4-to-1 etc.)
Recoil Formulas
Manufacturers
Index
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Looks like a good one!
Travis
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I will also purchase a copy when available.
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I need to get that one on the Christmas wishlist asap.
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John,
Thanks for the table of contents. Looks like one helluva great book which will become a must-have for all handloaders.
PM sent to buy 4 of them.
Steve
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Count me in for one, even with our weak dollar! John is a very knowledgeable and entertaining writer, a unique combination.
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Love that table of contents. Looking forward to reading this around Christmas.
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OlongJohnson,
Here you are:
Introduction: Two Warnings
1) Working Up a Load in the 21st Century
2) Modern Rifle Powders
3) Rifle Primers
4) Rifling Twist
5) Pre-Testing Big Game Bullets
6) Sizing Cases Straight
7) Meat Hunting Bullets
8) Why Reloading Data Varies
9) Choosing Varmint Bullets
10) The Three Factory .17’s
11) Why the .204 Ruger Works So Well
12) The .22 Hornet and K-Hornet
13) The .221 Fireball in a 700 Classic
14) The “Triple Deuce” (.222 Remington)
15) .223 Remington: The Smallest All-Around Cartridge
16) Newer Powders in the .22-250
17) The Infamous, Accurate .220 Swift
18) A Pair of Fast .22’s (.22/6mm Remington; .223 WSSM)
19) 6mm PPC, the Essence of Accuracy
20) Untangling the 6mm Lee Navy
21) .243 Winchester: Popular Imperfection
22) The Other Two .24’s: 6mm Remington and .240 Weatherby
23) A Pair of .25-20 Winchesters
24) The Accurate .25’s
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John:
This is the same old diatribe that I already knew 30 years ago. NOTHING NEW - the rehash of cabbage over and over again.
But nice try. There is always a succer born every minute. t
25) .25-06, the Most Popular “Quarter-Bore”
26) The 6.5x54 Mannlicher-Schoenauer
27) The 6.5 Creedmoor—Modern Accuracy Distilled
28) The 6.5x55 Swedish-Norwegian Mauser
29) The 6.5/.284 and 6.5-06
30) Reviving the .264 Winchester Magnum
31) 26 Nosler—The Hottest 6.5
32) The 21st-Century .270 Winchester
33) 7x57 and 7mm-08 Remington—A Perfect Pair
34) The Hard-Luck .280 Remington
35).280 Ackley Improved and 7mm SAUM
36) Remington’s Phenomenal 7mm Magnum
37) Handloading the .30-30—If You Must
38) Easy Accuracy From The .308 Winchester
39) The 7.5x55, a “Metric” .30 Caliber
40) The .30-06—Still the Finest All-Around Big Game Cartridge
41) Holland & Holland’s “Super Thirty”
42) Winchester’s Most Popular .300 Magnum
43) Roy’s Famous .300
44) Great Britain’s Great .303
45) Modern Powders in Two Old 8x57’s
46) Kinder, Gentler .338’s
47) .338 Winchester Magnum
48) The .338 Lapua Magnum, King of the Wide-Open Spaces
49) .348 Winchester—Only The Lonely
50) The Original .35 Remington
51) Colonel Whelen’s Fine .35
52) 9.3x62 Mauser, The Working Man’s Medium-Bore
53) The .375 H&H, Still The King
54) Modernizing Two Old .40’s (.450/.400 Nitro-Express 3"; .416 Rigby
55) Epilogue: 9.3 BS
The Rules (4-to-1 etc.)
Recoil Formulas
Manufacturers
Index
I already knew all of this 30 years ago. Same old churning of data to bamboozle the rubes and dupes. What I can't understand is why these gullible kiss up's are so willing to fork over money for data that has been around for decades.
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OlongJohnson,
Here you are:
Introduction: Two Warnings
1) Working Up a Load in the 21st Century
2) Modern Rifle Powders
3) Rifle Primers
4) Rifling Twist
5) Pre-Testing Big Game Bullets
6) Sizing Cases Straight
7) Meat Hunting Bullets
8) Why Reloading Data Varies
9) Choosing Varmint Bullets
10) The Three Factory .17’s
11) Why the .204 Ruger Works So Well
12) The .22 Hornet and K-Hornet
13) The .221 Fireball in a 700 Classic
14) The “Triple Deuce” (.222 Remington)
15) .223 Remington: The Smallest All-Around Cartridge
16) Newer Powders in the .22-250
17) The Infamous, Accurate .220 Swift
18) A Pair of Fast .22’s (.22/6mm Remington; .223 WSSM)
19) 6mm PPC, the Essence of Accuracy
20) Untangling the 6mm Lee Navy
21) .243 Winchester: Popular Imperfection
22) The Other Two .24’s: 6mm Remington and .240 Weatherby
23) A Pair of .25-20 Winchesters
24) The Accurate .25’s
_______________________________________________
John:
This is the same old diatribe that I already knew 30 years ago. NOTHING NEW - the rehash of cabbage over and over again.
But nice try. There is always a succer born every minute. t
25) .25-06, the Most Popular “Quarter-Bore”
26) The 6.5x54 Mannlicher-Schoenauer
27) The 6.5 Creedmoor—Modern Accuracy Distilled
28) The 6.5x55 Swedish-Norwegian Mauser
29) The 6.5/.284 and 6.5-06
30) Reviving the .264 Winchester Magnum
31) 26 Nosler—The Hottest 6.5
32) The 21st-Century .270 Winchester
33) 7x57 and 7mm-08 Remington—A Perfect Pair
34) The Hard-Luck .280 Remington
35).280 Ackley Improved and 7mm SAUM
36) Remington’s Phenomenal 7mm Magnum
37) Handloading the .30-30—If You Must
38) Easy Accuracy From The .308 Winchester
39) The 7.5x55, a “Metric” .30 Caliber
40) The .30-06—Still the Finest All-Around Big Game Cartridge
41) Holland & Holland’s “Super Thirty”
42) Winchester’s Most Popular .300 Magnum
43) Roy’s Famous .300
44) Great Britain’s Great .303
45) Modern Powders in Two Old 8x57’s
46) Kinder, Gentler .338’s
47) .338 Winchester Magnum
48) The .338 Lapua Magnum, King of the Wide-Open Spaces
49) .348 Winchester—Only The Lonely
50) The Original .35 Remington
51) Colonel Whelen’s Fine .35
52) 9.3x62 Mauser, The Working Man’s Medium-Bore
53) The .375 H&H, Still The King
54) Modernizing Two Old .40’s (.450/.400 Nitro-Express 3"; .416 Rigby
55) Epilogue: 9.3 BS
The Rules (4-to-1 etc.)
Recoil Formulas
Manufacturers
Index
I already knew all of this 30 years ago. Same old churning of data to bamboozle the rubes and dupes. What I can't understand is why these gullible kiss up's are so willing to fork over money for data that has been around for decades. What as ASS!!!!
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Tibbe,If you are if you're so unhappy here why don't you just go on your way? Permanently. Please.
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Classic. Tibbe saying he knows all this stuff 30 years ago. The 26 Nosler? Factory .17s? New powders?
Can't ignore this bozo fast enough.
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You guys realize he masturbates to your responses, right?
Travis
Trump being classless,tasteless and clueless as usual. Sorry, trump is a no tax payin pile of shiit. My young wife decided to play the field and had moved several dudes into my house
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OlongJohnson,
Here you are:
Introduction: Two Warnings
1) Working Up a Load in the 21st Century
2) Modern Rifle Powders
3) Rifle Primers
4) Rifling Twist
5) Pre-Testing Big Game Bullets
6) Sizing Cases Straight
7) Meat Hunting Bullets
8) Why Reloading Data Varies
9) Choosing Varmint Bullets
10) The Three Factory .17’s
11) Why the .204 Ruger Works So Well
12) The .22 Hornet and K-Hornet
13) The .221 Fireball in a 700 Classic
14) The “Triple Deuce” (.222 Remington)
15) .223 Remington: The Smallest All-Around Cartridge
16) Newer Powders in the .22-250
17) The Infamous, Accurate .220 Swift
18) A Pair of Fast .22’s (.22/6mm Remington; .223 WSSM)
19) 6mm PPC, the Essence of Accuracy
20) Untangling the 6mm Lee Navy
21) .243 Winchester: Popular Imperfection
22) The Other Two .24’s: 6mm Remington and .240 Weatherby
23) A Pair of .25-20 Winchesters
24) The Accurate .25’s
_______________________________________________
John:
This is the same old diatribe that I already knew 30 years ago. NOTHING NEW - the rehash of cabbage over and over again.
But nice try. There is always a succer born every minute. t
25) .25-06, the Most Popular “Quarter-Bore”
26) The 6.5x54 Mannlicher-Schoenauer
27) The 6.5 Creedmoor—Modern Accuracy Distilled
28) The 6.5x55 Swedish-Norwegian Mauser
29) The 6.5/.284 and 6.5-06
30) Reviving the .264 Winchester Magnum
31) 26 Nosler—The Hottest 6.5
32) The 21st-Century .270 Winchester
33) 7x57 and 7mm-08 Remington—A Perfect Pair
34) The Hard-Luck .280 Remington
35).280 Ackley Improved and 7mm SAUM
36) Remington’s Phenomenal 7mm Magnum
37) Handloading the .30-30—If You Must
38) Easy Accuracy From The .308 Winchester
39) The 7.5x55, a “Metric” .30 Caliber
40) The .30-06—Still the Finest All-Around Big Game Cartridge
41) Holland & Holland’s “Super Thirty”
42) Winchester’s Most Popular .300 Magnum
43) Roy’s Famous .300
44) Great Britain’s Great .303
45) Modern Powders in Two Old 8x57’s
46) Kinder, Gentler .338’s
47) .338 Winchester Magnum
48) The .338 Lapua Magnum, King of the Wide-Open Spaces
49) .348 Winchester—Only The Lonely
50) The Original .35 Remington
51) Colonel Whelen’s Fine .35
52) 9.3x62 Mauser, The Working Man’s Medium-Bore
53) The .375 H&H, Still The King
54) Modernizing Two Old .40’s (.450/.400 Nitro-Express 3"; .416 Rigby
55) Epilogue: 9.3 BS
The Rules (4-to-1 etc.)
Recoil Formulas
Manufacturers
Index
I already knew all of this 30 years ago. Same old churning of data to bamboozle the rubes and dupes. What I can't understand is why these gullible kiss up's are so willing to fork over money for data that has been around for decades. ![[Linked Image]](http://i1243.photobucket.com/albums/gg546/elkhunterinnm/134631046799427.jpg) Sorry Mule Deer,but just had to post this reply to wee wet willie.
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