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Ahhh; so I misunderstood what he said. Winchester and Federal eh? Thanks!

Having a REAL tough time finding brass for the 250 Savage. Did find a box of rounds yesterday while shopping in town. Talk about rare as hen's teeth. Mike said it is possible to resize 22-250 by annealing the neck and running the neck die.

Am looking fo some .257 for the Savage and .284 for the 7mm Mauser. Not sure what would best aerodynamically and stable for the Savage. Am thinking staying with the boat tail/spitzer @ 110gr/Hornady InterBond.

http://www.runnings.com/shooting-reloading/hornady-interbond-rifle-bullets-25-caliber-110-grain-bounded-boat-tail.htm

What would be effective in gr weight to take deer while maintaining stability and accuracy.
Thoughts?

EDIT:
Was also wondering why you put the shells in beakers before you put them in the sonic bath?

<blockquote data-quote="Robb" data-source="post: 544144" data-attributes="member: 8446">Ahhh; so I misunderstood what he said.&nbsp; Winchester and Federal eh? Thanks!Having a REAL tough time finding brass for the 250 Savage.&nbsp; Did find a box of rounds yesterday while shopping in town.&nbsp; Talk about rare as hen&#039;s teeth.&nbsp; Mike said it is possible to resize 22-250 by annealing the neck and running the neck die.Am looking fo some .257 for the Savage and .284 for the 7mm Mauser.&nbsp; Not sure what would best aerodynamically and stable for the Savage.&nbsp; Am thinking staying with the boat tail/spitzer @ 110gr/Hornady InterBond.<a href="http://www.runnings.com/shooting-reloading/hornady-interbond-rifle-bullets-25-caliber-110-grain-bounded-boat-tail.htm" target="_blank">http://www.runnings.com/shooting-reloading/hornady-interbond-rifle-bullets-25-caliber-110-grain-bounded-boat-tail.htm</a>What would be effective in gr weight to take deer while maintaining stability and accuracy.Thoughts?EDIT:Was also wondering why you put the shells in beakers before you put them in the sonic bath?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Robb, post: 544144, member: 8446"] Ahhh; so I misunderstood what he said. Winchester and Federal eh? Thanks! Having a REAL tough time finding brass for the 250 Savage. Did find a box of rounds yesterday while shopping in town. Talk about rare as hen's teeth. Mike said it is possible to resize 22-250 by annealing the neck and running the neck die. Am looking fo some .257 for the Savage and .284 for the 7mm Mauser. Not sure what would best aerodynamically and stable for the Savage. Am thinking staying with the boat tail/spitzer @ 110gr/Hornady InterBond. [URL]http://www.runnings.com/shooting-reloading/hornady-interbond-rifle-bullets-25-caliber-110-grain-bounded-boat-tail.htm[/URL] What would be effective in gr weight to take deer while maintaining stability and accuracy. Thoughts? EDIT: Was also wondering why you put the shells in beakers before you put them in the sonic bath? [/QUOTE]

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