Reloading again!

[aculprit]

Finally got my bench set back up after moving back in September up to the North Georgia mountains after almost 40 years in Gwinnett County (glad we got out when we did with all that is going on now.) Any way, I loaded up some cartridges for my Remington 700 Classic in 35 Whelen. My favorite load is a 225 grain Nosler bullet over 54 grains of IMR 4320. One thing about moving, sometimes you find something you didn't know you had (or forgot you had.) I used some 225 grain Nosler Ballistic Tip bullets that Nosler no longer makes. It has been awhile since I used them, however they do the trick on deer.

 

[Nuke And Juke]

Nice looking!!!

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[crowbusterL579]

There is nothing like making your own ammo, very rewarding hobby!

 

[Nuke And Juke]

Do u use large rifle primer or large rifle magnum?

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[aculprit]

Do u use large rifle primer or large rifle magnum?

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Federal Large Rifle #210

 

[EMC45]

Good looking ammo. That round looks like a stomper!

 

[Freshly Minted Georgian!]

I imagine that load would drop a deer quicker than a fat lady that sat down too fast.

Nice looking set up, enjoy!

 

[97 winchester]

Bench is way too clean and uncluttered but at least it's for reloading.

 

[deathbeforehonor]

Yeah 3,400 ft lbs. Should most certainly do the job on anything in Georgia! Seen any Bear up North yet? I just ordered $350 in casting stuff from Midsouth and asked for a sticker for my bench to no avail.

 

[aculprit]

Yeah 3,400 ft lbs. Should most certainly do the job on anything in Georgia! Seen any Bear up North yet? I just ordered $350 in casting stuff from Midsouth and asked for a sticker for my bench to no avail.

So far this spring I have seen four bears. Two of them in our yard.