In 2008, in preparation for my first hunting trip to Arkansas, I picked up a Kimber 84M Classic chambered in .260 Remington, and I topped it off with a Leupold 2-7x3mm scope. I wanted something that was lightweight and not excessively powerful for the slightly smaller whitetail deer in the south, and that’s exactly what […]
Posts Tagged ‘handloading’
Sierra Hollow Point GameKing
Posted: 25th May 2012 by Cheap in Firearms, HuntingTags: .260 Remington, Arkansas, deer, handloading, Hodgdon, Kimber, Leupold, Sierra
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.223 Remington Load Development
Posted: 20th April 2011 by Cheap in FirearmsTags: .223 Remington, Federal, handloading, Hodgdon, Hornady, IMR, Nosler, Sierra
I recently acquired a rifle for coyote hunting. The season opens again May 9, which is less than three weeks away. I need to develop a load for it very soon. It doesn’t have to be the most accurate load to start, but it it should be sub-MOA with a varmint bullet. I ordered some […]