• Remington .17 Fireball (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .17 Remington (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .204 Ruger (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .218 Bee (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• .219 Donaldson Wasp, Mild Mannered Accuracy (Article by Dave Thornblom)
• The .22 Hornet (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .221 Fireball (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .222 Remington and .222 Rem. Mag. (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .223 Remington (5.56mm NATO) (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 5.6x50R and 5.6x50 Magnum (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .225 Winchester (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .22-250 Remington (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .220 Swift (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .223 WSSM (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 5.6x57R and 5.6x57 RWS (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 5.6x52R (.22 Savage Hi-Power) (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 6mm PPC-USA (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 6mm BR Rem. (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 6mm Creedmoor (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .243 Winchester (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 6mm Remington (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .243 WSSM (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 6mm-284 (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 6mm-06 (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 6x62 Freres and 6x62R (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .240 Weatherby Magnum (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .244 H&H Magnum (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .25-20 Winchester (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .25 Remington (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .25-35 Winchester (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .250-3000 Savage (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .257 Roberts (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .257 Roberts Improved (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .25 WSSM (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .25-06 Remington (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .257 Weatherby Magnum (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 6.5mm Grendel (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 6.5x50 Arisaka (6.5mm JAP) (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 6.5x52 Carcano (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 6.5x54 Mannlicher-Schoenauer (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 6.5x55 SE (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 6.5x57 and 6.5x57R (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .260 Remington (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 6.5mm-284 Wildcat (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 6.5mm-06 A-Square (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 6.5mm Remington Magnum (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 6.5x65 and 6.5x65R RWS (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 6.5x58 Schuler (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .264 Winchester Magnum (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 6.8mm Remington SPC (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .270 Winchester (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .270 WSM (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .270 Weatherby Magnum (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 7-30 Waters Improved (7-30 Bulberry) (Article by Dave Thornblom)
• The 7mm-08 Remington (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 7x57 Mauser (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 7x64 Brenneke (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 7x65R (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .284 Winchester (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .280 Remington (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 7mm WSM and 7mm Rem. SAUM (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .275 H&H Magnum (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 7x61 S&H Magnum (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 7mm Remington Magnum (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 7mm Weatherby Magnum (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 7mm Dakota (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 7mm STW (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 7mm Rem. Ultra Mag (Excerpt from Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 7.5x55 Swiss (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .30 Carbine (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .30 Remington (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .30-30 Winchester (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .30-40 Krag (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .300 Savage (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .307 Winchester (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .308 Winchester (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .30-06 Springfield (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .30R Blaser (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .300 Rem. SA Ultra Mag (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .300 WSM (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .308 Norma Magnum (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .300 Winchester Magnum (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .300 H&H Magnum (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .300 Dakota (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .300 Weatherby Magnum (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .300 Remington Ultra Mag (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .30-378 Weatherby Magnum (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 7.62x39 Russian (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 7.62x54R Russian (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .303 Savage (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .303 British (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 7.65x53 and 7.65x53R (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 7.7x58mm Japanese Arisaka (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .32-20 Winchester (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .32-40 Winchester (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .32 Winchester Special (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 8x50R Lebel (8mm Lebel) (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 8x56mm Mannlicher-Schoenauer (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 8x57JS Mauser (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .325 WSM (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 8x68S RWS (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 8mm Remington Magnum (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .33 Winchester (WCF) (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .338 Federal (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .338-06 A-Square (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .338 Winchester Magnum (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .330 Dakota (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .340 Weatherby Mag. (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .338 Rem. Ultra Mag (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .338 Lapua (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .338-378 Weatherby Magnum (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .348 Winchester (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .351 Winchester Self-Loading (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .35 Remington (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .35 Winchester (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .356 Winchester (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .358 Winchester (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .35 Whelen (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .350 Remington Magnum (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .358 Norma Magnum (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 9.3x57mm Mauser (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 9.3x62mm (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 9.3x64 Brenneke (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 9.3x66 Sako (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 9.3x74R (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .375 Winchester (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .375 H&H Magnum (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .375 Dakota (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .375 Weatherby Magnum (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .375 Rem. Ultra Mag (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .376 Steyr (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .378 Weatherby Magnum (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .38-40 Winchester (.38 WCF) (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .38-55 Winchester (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .404 Jeffery (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .405 Winchester (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .416 Taylor (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .416 Rigby and .416 Remington Mag. (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .416 Weatherby Magnum (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .44-40 Winchester (.44 WCF) (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .444 Marlin (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• Loading the .45 Colt for Rifles (Article by Dave Thornblom)
• The .450 Bushmaster (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .45-70 Government (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .450 Marlin (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .458 Winchester Magnum (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .458 Lott and .450 Watts Mag. (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .460 Weatherby Magnum (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .50 BMG (Article by Chuck Hawks)

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SAFETY WARNING to Reloaders from Chuck Hawks:

Although it involves some potential danger, reloading is a safe activity when done properly and carefully. On the rare occasions that problems occur they are almost always the result of ignorance, carelessness, or some other sort of human error. If you are a shooter and a reloader, you must be a responsible adult. Neither I nor anyone else associated with Guns and Shooting Online accepts any responsibility for your actions.

Before attempting to duplicate any of the loads mentioned in any of the articles on Guns and Shooting Online, always consult the major reloading manuals for verification. The other writers and I check and re-check the information in our articles, but typos or other errors are always possible. Cross check all reloading data from any source before using it.

Firearms and conditions vary and both can affect the safety of reloaded cartridges. Always start with beginning loads and then work up slowly to heavier loads if desired. Remember, safety is your sole responsibility.

Chuck Hawks, his agents and assigns hereby disclaim all liability for damages, including, actual, incidental and consequential, resulting from use of the information, data, opinion or advice contained in all Guns and Shooting Online articles. Use at your own risk and with all due caution.