Thank you very much.

Thanks.

Can anyone provide a summary listing the numbers of members per state and per region?
Maybe also by country.

Also useful for half scale are the .221 and .223 cartridges. Usually using 55gr bullets that do not damage targets. And others. As usual, a 50 cent answer to a 5 cent question. rp Try NOT to use ballistic tips and match hollow points as they "explode" more than push. FMJ and SP work nicely.

I always just expanded the mouths doing it very slowly and gradually and ran the hornet cases all the way into the sizer die. Them i loaded them with my normal load and fired them , usually at a match and for score. They came out very straight walled and from that point all i did was check length. ...

FP cartridges:
Center fire cartridges of standard (SAAMI) manufacture with a maximum case length of 1.30 inches

Main difference is probably longer throat for high BC bullets right in the SAAMI specs.

Consider putting a scope on and shooting it in UAS and UASHS. The optic will allow you to place bullets high on the full size ram for better takedown. I would think it would be a hoot in half scale. Soft point bullets are typically too fragile for BB rams. I am trying FMJ 55g to impact harder. Half...

aggshooter wrote: ↑Sun Jul 17, 2022 10:35 pm Pat-- you said 15.5 grains, but what powder? Please be specific. I recently acquired an MGM barrel and would like a starting point that won't damage targets. Thanks in advance!

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Fantastic information and I am writing this down to add to my reloading book. Thank you very much for the details and now I can begin my journey with my "Experimental Pistol" and see what happens for fun and nostalgia. Steve 7771 One last note: I have some 55g FMJ from 223 unloads. I will...