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I would think that a 454 Casul would be bored to 454 . I have a US Arms 45 single action that is bored 454 and it is an amazing gun !

Some people have had trouble getting to 3000 feet per second with a 175 grain ELD-X. I was able to get there with N560 and a max load while having good accuracy from my X-Bolt's 24-inch barrel. The Hornady data for 7 PRC has the charge weights and it downloadable from their website.

Mate.you.can.shoot...

What base gun did you start with?

I subscribe to your magazine and am suprised you don't include Winchester 231 (or HP38) in loads for the 9mm, .40 S&W, and .45 ACP. It is a very versatile and accurate powder for all of those calibers.

Those would be great groups at 50 yards, but I am sure he said 15 yards. My Ruger shoots better off sandbags. I wonder if that much recoil is causing some shifting in the Ransom inserts.

Thanks for your highly-informative material on handloading for the .45-70. I myself have not attempted such but may in the future, and what you say here is invaluable. As a minor incidental note, I think you are confusing two words in your speech, namely, "conducive" (pronounced CON-DOO-SIVE) and "conductive (CON-DUCT-IVE)" The context of your usage repeatedly suggests the first word, and not the second, even though your usage, for all I know, may have an inherent etymological correctness attached to it! :-)

I miss Duke. Seems like I read his stuff all my life. I actually prefer the arched mainspring housing on the A1. Of course, that's what I cut my shooting teeth on in 1973. Thank you, Uncle Sam. I was in the Army for 3 years and I only saw 2 actual Colts. Mostly Ithaca and Remington Rand. Never did see a Singer.

Good video! Not too much wasted time

Remind all ,every time you unload or load the gun to put it at half cock Or you'll damage the firing pin.

hi , thanks for the video, could it be that the differences in the numbers between garmin and Oehler is due the fact that garmin messures the bullet "in the barrel" and the Oehler later a few Meters/Yards after the barrel? Greedings

I thought the video was about AR15 or the bolt action rifle

nice video but don't understand why you have all the guns on the table if the video is about chronograhps if you watch the video you can't even see the product

no tributes for Mike V?😢

I've used the same load with the cleanshot, but I'm down to the last of it. I have quite a few powders for the ACP to play with, but I have a jug of IMR target that needs emptying since I can't replace it so that's what I plan to work up my next 45 loads with...as well as a few other calibers. What's angering is when you find a perfect load with a discontinued powder.

A Nice presentation but you did not use any cast bullets. Us old target shooters have used lead for many thousands of accurate rounds.

Great video! I think I’m going to have to pick up that magazine, it looks like a cool pistol. I really like using Ramshot Silhouette for my bowling pin load and I’ve also had good results with CFE Pistol too. 45 ACP is such a great cartridge to handload for!

I have a Masterpiece Arms custom competition rifle being built in 6GT, can't wait! Going to top it off with a Zeiss LRP S3 6-36x56

Nice simple fundamental setup

Excellent Video.

I believe you got your targets mixed up.

Do they make a rest like that for Rifles??

I really enjoyed this video. At the beginning of 2024 I bought a Springfield Garrison 45. I always wanted a 45. So I started reloading for it and I really like Accurate #7 with 200 gr x-treme plated round nose for target shooting. And my second choice is CFE with the same bullet. 7 shoots at about 950 to 1000ish fps and CFE is 925 to 950ish fps. CFE is an excellent all around powder for my 9mm. 38/357 and 45. But my favorite powders are: 9mm-Vihta Vuori 3n37 38 spl-Winchester Autocomp 357-Alliant Power Pro 300MP and Accurate #9 45-Accurate #7

I like Winchester 231 and 230 grain plated round nose bullets for my 1911s. An old-fashioned load for an old-fashioned firearm. Yes, I'm a Fudd. Lol. Beautiful firearm and excellent video. Thanks!

The white box was impressive. I use titegroup for my 45.

Did you need to remove the gun from the rest in order to reload?

Two cartridges that I don't want to experiment around with anymore are the 44 spl and 45 acp. I just wanted for the 44 spl a round that used a 250 grain cast and coated bullets and for the 45 acp the old cast and coated SWC bullet (the one with the longer nose. Ok.. the 44 spl. I do not shoot any 'spl' rounds in my mag guns. At this time all I have in 44 spl is my Uberti 1873 4.75" which is unbelievably accurate I think you did a test on a gun exactly like mineand got great results.. Oddly... the load you got the best or near best results from was the same one I had worked up wit #5 at around 800 fps...This is really the only load I need for the only gun I have in that caliber. On the 45 acp I chose the 200 cast and coated SSWC because I could not get a load that shot badly with this bullet and powder... weird that the two calibers use almost the same powder charge. The 200 works in every 1911 we have tried At around 1050 fps It is accurate and hard hitting.

Great work

To me.... #9 is interchangeable with 2400 but is far far far cleaner.. I am about to get a 300 blackout upper tho so the timing is excellent. I have two loads for .357 both using 158 grain cast and coated bullets. one is a 237 load that gets into the 'mid range' and the other is the #9 load that was really accurate

Anche a me mi capita sul primo colpo ,a freddo alza sempre

I just ordered the at-one for my savage 93 fv. The factory synthetic stock is really weak. Looking forward to fitting the barreled action into it

Please bring them to Canada🇨🇦👍

There is only one main issue with the Garmin is cost. That app is amature and downloading, saving and printing data is harder than should be, However the days of missed shots, big bulky Chronys with wires, sunshades, the 3 ring binder lab radars days are over with that tiny Garmin C1 Pro.

This is surprising. My adg 28 nosler brass is 102 gr water and will shoot 180 bergers 3200+ fps. 7 rem is not that close. Put retumbo in that 28, its a bit faster than h1000

T.I.R. is Total Indicated Reading.

Just picked up one of these today, based on your review, Jeremiah. Once again, Handloader TV has been a great resource for those of us who look for honest, informative shooting and hunting reviews on all things firearms related. Thanks again for all you do, and much respect for the way you do it! 👍🏿

Just bought mine. Pricey, but very easy to use and accurate. Love it.

I didnt notice much of a difference....

Very nice video bruh... I have one question, correct me if I'm wrong but I thought the O ring should be removed if using a suppressor..? 😎

Sad to hear Mike passed away. I looked forward to his immense knowledge in these videos.

You ever Reload 6.5 PRC with longer than spec COAL ?I have gone to 2.995 and have got some pretty nice groups.

Just liked and subbed. Excellent video.

On a different subject any info on imr blue for loading pistol rounds

I have heard several theories about the lacquer coating on 5.7x28 cartridges. These all stem from the shape of the case. There is actually a 0.001 inch taper on the case but, this amounts to a straight walled case. They needed a straight wall case to facilitate the straight line magazines used in P90's and PS90's. Any significant taper would have mandated a banana magazine like in the AK47. Rumor has it that the lacquer lubricant aids in feeding 50 cartridges up the straight lined magazine. That's a lot of friction to overcome. More believably, the rumor is that the lubricant is necessary to get the spent cases to extract from the chamber. Most rifle-style cases employ a substantial taper to help them break loose from the chamber. The 5.7x28, being straight walled, needs a lubricant to help out. I have found it essential to maintain the lacquer lubricant intact. I discard scratched cases. I clean the cases using an ultrasonic cleaner from Hornady... no tumbling... ever.

It would be better to test the cases in a case gage 1) after resizing, 2) after bullet seating... just to be sure that the procedures are working. I prefer the "slotted" (i.e. cutaway) style case gages from Sheridan Engineering. I have had a lot of trouble with the seating of the bullet causing the case to bulge. To deal with this I first use a precision expansion arbor to open the case neck to a diameter of 0.223 inches. This is one thousandth less than the bullet diameter. I find that minimal neck tension helps to control the case bulging during bullet seating. I also lubricate the inside of the case neck using a Q-tip with a fine mica dry lubricant from Lyman. This also helps reduce the case bulging problem. Having lubricated the neck, I worry about the bullet slipping during chambering so, I apply a medium factory crimp. The factory style crimp dies from Lee work best. Still I get just a bit of case bulging. The cartridges miss seating fully in the case gage by a few thousandths of an inch.

Mr. Venturino was a true gentleman and quite the expert as far as firearms and loads were concerned. He always had time to assist anyone, answering emails and the like. When I had some rather specific questions regarding paper patched bullets in my black powder Sharps rifle, he responded quickly and gave me good advice. He will be greatly missed. RIP Mike.

Rest in peace my friend

Mike and a select few others were the real deal regarding the classic firearms. He walked the walk as they say. We are losing the great ones way too soon. I’ve had the pleasure of firing the sten a few times at Knob Creek. It’s one of my favorites.

Thanks to Mike! Always a source of great information! A great loss to the shooting community. Rip

RIP Mike. You will be missed by all of us.