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Talked to Berry Bullets today and they said that the copper coating was peeling off. I sent them the pictures I posted here. After discussion, they think I am seating the bullet too deep. I seat the bullet with a slight roll over the bullet with the case crimp. That is what is peeling off the...

The targets were shot at 50'.

If I saw those 2 trees with the cameras attached like that, I'd get a can of orange spray paint and paint them all....camera lens included. In fact I think I'll start carrying a can with me for just that. LOL

I shoot in a weekly Bulls Eye Pistol League. My centerfire is a S & W Target Masterpiece in .38 special. I reload all my own loads. I normally use Speer Bullets, but havn't been able to get any recently. Some of our shooters use Berry Bullets (a copper coated lead bullet ((not jacketed)). I use...

I've got 11 points for Colorado elk and I have to decide what I am going to do with them. I just turned 80, so I'll need to use them in the next few years. Trying to put together a Wyoming antelope hunt. No deer this year as I used all my points last fall. I have e few points for Colorado...

The High Sierras have a pretty good population of bears. I have killed several while deer hunting. Check the California regs for seasons. There is also a huntable population in the Kernville/Lake Isabella area.

Where are you moving in California....does make a difference.

Yep. it is what the decapping pin is in. I do exactly as Jim does.

You probably are on the high side as far as pressure goes. Watch your brass for length and splitting near the rim.

Usually when a bolt is stiff opening, it's because you are loading a little hot. Your chamber could be at minimum dimensions and along with a hot load cause that situation. What do your primers look like after shooting? If they are flattened or cratered around the firing pin strike, then you are...

I don't full length size on any brass that has been shot in the rifle I'm loading for. I neck size only as the previously fired case has already been properly sized for that particular rifle by it's chamber. I do check case length and if I have to trim, I do inside/outside chamfer the case...

Well done.

Welcome. lots of great folks here .

You won't be sorry.

Seems like you have your answer..............

Only have experience with Leupold......IMHO they are the best. I have 6 of them. Never heard of the other brand you mentioned.

Merry Christmas to everyone and your family and thanks for a great year.

I also have a Red Label in 20 ga. I would use the full & modified for Pheasants (Mod first & full second) and the Mod & Imp Mod for Quail (Imp Mod first & mod second). I am assuming it is also chambered for 3". When I use mine for Peasants I use 3" 6 shot and it really does a great job.

If you do the work, these are the results. Good job!