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Reloading .303 British : max loads

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Author: Ed Hill
Subject: max loads
Posted: January 05 2015 at 4:23pm

I've been trying to reply to this, but am having some difficulty posting. Zed's post on weather spurred me on.  If the loads seem to be at max now, at 14 degrees, they are going to be hotter when it warms up.  I'd load down in a couple of increments and start at the lower end and work up when
summer comes.


Ed

Reloading .303 British : Does weather affect your reloads?

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Author: DairyFarmer
Subject: Does weather affect your reloads?
Posted: January 05 2015 at 6:57pm

My wife bypasses the list all together and just dictates it to me as I go along. So no etc, its just never ending. I start work at 4:30 and knock off around 17:45 every day. I work every 2nd weekend. So when my weekend off comes around I want to fiddle in my workshop or reload or do some shooting. But all I get is the dictated honeydo list. Sometimes I just wish it was my weekend on. Less work!

Reloading .303 British : best .303 brass

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Author: mike16
Subject: best .303 brass
Posted: January 20 2015 at 4:26pm

where is any brass available? I see some for sale but when you check out its "out of stock"
are all the manufacturers still making brass for the 303. I have called around and no manufacturer or distributor is able to confirm  any brass being available.
 
I'd like to purchase 100 brass she!!s from each manufacturer and do some comparison shopping and statistical sampleing.
 
I don't want to buy loaded rounds and ware out my rifle fire forming brass.

Reloading .303 British : best .303 brass

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Author: White Rhino
Subject: best .303 brass
Posted: January 20 2015 at 5:43pm

I could hook you up with some Greek brass ..... How much you need and what are you willing to pay ??

Reloading .303 British : best .303 brass

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Author: mike16
Subject: best .303 brass
Posted: January 23 2015 at 3:30pm

I'm looking for unused new unfired brass for reloading. about 100 she!!s from each manufacturer. to do a statistical comparison among and between samples batches. Its a bench rest thing.

Reloading .303 British : Hornady Bullets are Back

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Author: SW28fan
Subject: Hornady Bullets are Back
Posted: February 10 2015 at 9:36pm

I just ordered some Hornady 150 grain  .312" Spire points from Midway.

Reloading .303 British : Hornady Bullets are Back

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Author: Canuck
Subject: Hornady Bullets are Back
Posted: February 11 2015 at 4:47pm

Thanks for the heads' up!

Reloading .303 British : Hornady Bullets are Back

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Author: Lee Enfield
Subject: Hornady Bullets are Back
Posted: February 11 2015 at 8:57pm

I hope some "Hornady" 150 gainers find the right way "Down under"......I've only got 15 left. Can't get'em anywhere. I ordered some in the start of February....2014 !

Reloading .303 British : Hornady Bullets are Back

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Author: Shamu
Subject: Hornady Bullets are Back
Posted: February 12 2015 at 6:53am

There was a hold on production of lots of non high volume calibers for a while because they couldn't get enough raw materials for full range production. Its over now, but it takes a while for the depleted supply chain to refill & propagate.

Reloading .303 British : Hornady Bullets are Back

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Author: Lee Enfield
Subject: Hornady Bullets are Back
Posted: February 12 2015 at 7:37am

I can't wait till they land on "Aussie" soil, but when they do I think I might purchase a few hundred. ....i wonder if they sell them in lots of a "thousand", with a half decent discount I'd probably jump at the chance. I love these "projies", great bang for buck, consistent/reliable performance and darn accurate too !

Reloading .303 British : Hornady Bullets are Back

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Author: Shamu
Subject: Hornady Bullets are Back
Posted: February 12 2015 at 8:34am

They are my preferred bullet too. I just wish I could get the No5 to like them as much as the No4 does!Cry

Reloading .303 British : Hornady Bullets are Back

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Author: Canuck
Subject: Hornady Bullets are Back
Posted: February 12 2015 at 6:11pm

I have been saving a full un-opened box of 174 grain pills from Hornady and I hope they will be producing that weight soon.

Reloading .303 British : Hornady Bullets are Back

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Author: gwpercle
Subject: Hornady Bullets are Back
Posted: February 20 2015 at 4:16pm

I got tired of finding no bullets on the dealers shelves,   "out of stock"  on them from midway and every other mail order site,  so I put in an order to midway for a Lee mould, C312-185-1R,  $19.95 got me a double cavity mould and presto I have all the bullets I need.    Being the master of your own bullet supply is so sweet!  And making my own is fun too!
Gary

Reloading .303 British : Powder trade ????

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Author: White Rhino
Subject: Powder trade ????
Posted: February 23 2015 at 4:15pm

OK I just bought 2 cans of IMR 4227 would like to trade for 2 cans of Hodgdon Clays !!
Anyone have some clays they would like to trade ???  only looking for un-opened cans for trade as mine are brand new un-opened !!

Just thought I would throw this out here ...never know , may get lucky !!!

Reloading .303 British : Powder trade ????

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Author: A square 10
Subject: Powder trade ????
Posted: February 23 2015 at 4:39pm

wish i had some clays to trade its not been easy to find lately , lots of folks here looking to buy it too , 

Reloading .303 British : Powder trade ????

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Author: White Rhino
Subject: Powder trade ????
Posted: February 24 2015 at 7:14am

Originally posted by A square 10 A square 10 wrote:

wish i had some clays to trade its not been easy to find lately , lots of folks here looking to buy it too , 


Yea, I use it for 12 ga. reloading and a few of my pistol rounds ....  was hoping to find some when we went to Cabellas sunday night ...but all they had was 4227 and BLC 2 and they had a lot of 4227 !!!
So I got  2 cans , and then got the idea to trade it if I could !!!! But Im guessing that Im pissing in the wind ..if some one got them a couple of full cans of clays they probably wont let them go !! LOL!!

Reloading .303 British : Powder trade ????

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Author: A square 10
Subject: Powder trade ????
Posted: February 24 2015 at 1:42pm

red dot loads pretty close to the same , im halfway through my last 8lbs of that so ill be looking this spring , ill let you know what i find , did you try ballistic products ? they are my go to place for reloading supplies 

Reloading .303 British : Powder trade ????

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Author: White Rhino
Subject: Powder trade ????
Posted: February 24 2015 at 3:34pm

Cool!! will try them out ...if I can then that means I will have about 6 pounds of 4227 to load !!! LOL!!
and now I need to look into the Red Dot for 12 ga. ......

Reloading .303 British : Powder trade ????

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Author: A square 10
Subject: Powder trade ????
Posted: February 24 2015 at 6:01pm

red dot is good for your 12ga and pistol loads - i use it for both of my cowboy loads in shotgun and pistol/rifle , and i use clays when it can be found for the same , i also use both for my trap loads 

there are a couple more too , but i gotta look em up as im not loading them now think sx800 is in the same burn rate but not sure about its measure 

Reloading .303 British : IMR 4064 & cci primers

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Author: sells101
Subject: IMR 4064 & cci primers
Posted: March 13 2015 at 10:10am

Has anyone had any problems with cci 200 or br2 primers and imr 4064 causing overpressure. usually use rem 9 1/2 with irm powders but ran out. Thanks for any input 
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