SmallCaliberCentral

I'm not sure what particular name I called you, but to insinuate that I was less than considerate in my dealings with Hornady's Customer Service... "And yes, they are still in business and doing well. Moral - if any - : The amount of honey you get from the hive is directional proportional to ho...

If we choose to boycott every company that someone has some sort of fully defined, at least in his mind, trouble with, and he then posts about it on the internet expecting group sympathy, pretty soon we'll be making our own brass, bullets, powder, rifles, scopes and so on. "Stuff" happens...

If we choose to boycott every company that someone has some sort of fully defined, at least in his mind, trouble with, and he then posts about it on the internet expecting group sympathy, pretty soon we'll be making our own brass, bullets, powder, rifles, scopes and so on. "Stuff" happens...

You must have used up their entire allottment of goodwill......they were probably relieved you didn't sue them!!!!!!!!!

The rim thickness was way out of spec, would extract but not eject.

in my thinking? I previously posted about a problem with factory loaded Hornady brass in 204 Ruger and contacted the factory. They acknowledged a manufacturing problem. I then told them that I would rather have an equivalent value of bullets rather than factory loaded ammunition. They sent me 350 vm...

I don't have any experience with N530 loads in the 204 but have achieved decent results with N135. VV powders seem to operate better at high pressures......either through tighter neck tension or jamming the bullets into the lands. I've just begun load development with a rebarreled Remington 700 ADL....