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How to attach images: http://www.204ruger.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=3805 I picked up some Hornady 45gr and they group not bad on my rifle. Thats what I got to use until I got reloading equipment. Now I load 39gr and 35gr. They shoot really well out of my rifle. A lot of guys say the 40gr's d...

Well I finally had some time and a nice day right around 0 C to go out. I tested loads for 39gr Sierra and 35gr Berger's. I took all the shots standing off a barricade at 100 yards. No bench, and too much snow to shoot prone. I worked my way up from minimum's. The Sierra's seemed to like the max (Si...

Vey good advice indeed. I want to get into a wildcat, but there is no rush. Just something I know I will do eventually.

Now that I have started reloading I really want to get into a wildcat caliber. I see you have a Cooper 20VT. I am extremely interested in getting that very rifle. I was also thinking of getting into .17 like a 17Tac or Predator. However with Berger not making 30gr bullets anymore I think I might sti...

Hello I have unfortunately fallen to the .204 craze. I have been researching getting a small caliber for some time. I have always wanted a 22-250 for as long as I can remember. When I got serious in the fall. I did a lot of research and decided on getting a .204 ruger. I ended up picking up a Tikka ...

Hello from Manitoba. New .204 owner and new to reloading. I look forward to learning lots. I look forward to getting out and working up some loads for my Tikka T3. Hopefully it will warm up soon. -34 C yesterday before the wind chill.

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