280 Remington loads?
I'm acquiring a Ruger No. 1 (always wanted one) in 280 Rem, and was wondering if anyone had any experience in reloading for one. The local shop had ammo in stock, wasn't a bad price but I know I can do it cheaper once I get the brass. Can use any advice you can give me, bullets, powder brand, etc. preferably of a few different levels of stoutness; like target rounds, deer rounds, hog rounds. I figure pairing it with my 44 I'll have a nice hunting setup.
Thanks in advance,
SW
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StoneWolf,
2015-06-03, 13:47
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- Awful cartridge. Save yourself the frustration and.... -
Hoot,
2015-06-03, 14:11
- Awful cartridge. Save yourself the frustration and.... - StoneWolf, 2015-06-03, 14:25
- A very handy cartridge! You can use a wide range of bullett -
Rob Leahy,
2015-06-03, 14:11
- .338 is way to much gun for anything around here. -
StoneWolf,
2015-06-03, 14:29
- Like I said "In the US" ... Maybe , soemday you might -
Rob Leahy,
2015-06-03, 16:56
- Dad says, "Just because I'll never go to Africa... - Hoot, 2015-06-04, 05:56
- Like I said "In the US" ... Maybe , soemday you might -
Rob Leahy,
2015-06-03, 16:56
- .338 is way to much gun for anything around here. -
StoneWolf,
2015-06-03, 14:29
- 280 Remington loads? -
jgt,
2015-06-04, 07:36
- Drone loads? -
Catoosa,
2015-06-06, 18:22
- Go with a full auto pellet/BB gun... - stonewalrus, 2015-06-06, 22:06
- Drone loads? -
Catoosa,
2015-06-06, 18:22
- Great cartridge but stay away from Remington brass - Fowler, 2015-06-04, 14:06
- Awful cartridge. Save yourself the frustration and.... -
Hoot,
2015-06-03, 14:11