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reloadny replied to what is the best rifle caliber for a mule deer at 200 yards

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01-16-2009, 04:46 PM
Another couple of calibers not to be overlooked are the .270 and .308 winchester. Both being proven rounds for taking North American big game animals...

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reloadny replied to I recently asked a question about polishing loaded cartridges in a tumbler and was told that any manufacturer's instructions wou

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01-15-2009, 04:11 PM
I've been reloading for fifteen [give or take] years. Tumblers are made for those who reload their own metallic cartridges. They remove fouling, dirt,...

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reloadny replied to Does anyone know whether polishing loaded rifle cartridges in a brass tumbler poses a danger and if it does pose a danger, is th

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01-15-2009, 10:39 AM
No, you should not tumble any type of loaded ammunition, per instructions on any tumbler you purchase. If you don't have the instructions you can log...

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Reply to what is the best rifle caliber for a mule deer at 200 yards

by reloadny

Another couple of calibers not to be overlooked are the .270 and .308 winchester. Both being proven rounds for taking North American big game animals...
- Channel: Big Game Hunting
01-16-2009, 04:46 PM
Reply to I recently asked a question about polishing loaded cartridges in a tumbler and was told that any manufacturer's instructions wou

by reloadny

I've been reloading for fifteen [give or take] years. Tumblers are made for those who reload their own metallic cartridges. They remove fouling, dirt,...
- Channel: Big Game Hunting
01-15-2009, 04:11 PM
Reply to Does anyone know whether polishing loaded rifle cartridges in a brass tumbler poses a danger and if it does pose a danger, is th

by reloadny

No, you should not tumble any type of loaded ammunition, per instructions on any tumbler you purchase. If you don't have the instructions you can log...
- Channel: Big Game Hunting
01-15-2009, 10:39 AM

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