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7mm PRC, Hornady’s New 7mm

What is a 7mm PRC? As with the the 6.5 PRC and the 300 PRC that are already out and have enjoyed large initial success and hype, the PRC in 7mm PRC stands for Precision Rifle Cartridge, and just like it’s siblings, it is a product of Hornady’s cartridge design division. The 7mm obviously stands […]

Best Labradar Upgrades and Accessories

There is no denying the accuracy benefits of using a Labradar for bullet velocity and muzzle velocity measurement when doing ballistic calculations, load development and truing your Applied Ballistics software or device. The problems people mostly have with the Labradars, is almost always caused by incorrect setup of device settings, or even more so, not […]

Correct Setup and Use of a Chronograph

A chronograph is indispensable for reloaders and especially during load development, but if used incorrectly, it will be of no use. A Chronograph measures bullet speed by recording the time a bullet takes to travel the distance between two sensors. Most reloaders use chronographs with optical sensors that measure light intensity. As soon as a […]

Cartridge Reloading Shell Holder Reference Chart

There are multiple different case head sizes for the various cartridges. This requires that you have the correct reloading shell holder or case holder as it is sometimes called for each of the calibers that you reload ammunition for, to ensure that you can hold the cases in the reloading press to use them. Here […]

How Many Grains in a Pound? (Reloading Propellant)

How many grains in a pound? It sounds like a question for an elementary school math quiz, but it’s actually a pretty important question if you’re into reloading ammunition. That’s because the weight of gunpowder (or another propellant) is one of the factors that determine how much energy and velocity your rounds will pack. Fortunately, […]

The 6XC II

The 6XC II Chamber works perfectly with the Norma 6XC brass and resolves the “sticky bolt lift” issue. The original 6XC chambering was designed based off the usage of 22-250 brass which typically has a web diameter in the range of .461″-.463″. The area of the chamber just forward of the web on the original […]

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