Was looking at the Handloader for this month at Wally World tonight...

it ain;t worth $6.00 to purchase, but I do enjoy reading a few articles on Walmart's Dime...

they had a good article, with a general overview that was worth while reading by John Haviland on the subject...

it pointed out that Remington's Manage Recoil line is selling well evidently and has expanded to include several more calibers...

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Originally posted by seafire2:
Was looking at the Handloader for this month at Wally World tonight...

it ain;t worth $6.00 to purchase, but I do enjoy reading a few articles on Walmart's Dime...

they had a good article, with a general overview that was worth while reading by John Haviland on the subject...

it pointed out that Remington's Manage Recoil line is selling well evidently and has expanded to include several more calibers...

I subscribed for years, and have the stack of old magazines.
They can be sold at guns shows, but there is nothing in them.

Take all the articles ever printed in that rag and weigh them against all the hanloading posts by Seafire at AR, and the posts win.

Yeah but Seafire has never posted about forming 6.5X54R Dutch Mannlicher brass.

I spent some time running their numbers against quickload just for fun. I was looking at case capacity and pressures. Some of their results were a close match in QL and a few weren't. BUT, I guess what perplexed me was they never said what loads they used filler with and what ones they didn't. There were alot of loads that were loaded down to 60-65% case capacity. I had to wonder if a few of them could have been a bit dangereous had the gun been pointed down before shooting and alot of powder wasn't near the primer. It struck me as being a bit reckless as they just seemed to randomly pick a powder and load it to their liking...well below max and most likely below any known published min loads.