As I scrolled through my inbox one morning, an email from Gunwerks popped up. The subject line read: Introducing Premium Rifle Brass from Gunwerks. I clicked on the link and was pleased to see 300 Winchester Magnum on the list of offered cartridges. A week later, a box wrapped with the familiar Gunwerks tape landed
2016 marks the first year for Panhandle Precision. It’s been an interesting ride so far. Happy New Year’s! I hope all is well with you and those you care about. Thank you to all our followers, viewers, and subscribers. I appreciate you spending your valuable time with me and the kids. Panhandle Precision is all
Choosing a suitable long range hunting load can take time. It might also require a certain amount of perseverance. This installment on the 300 Winchester Magnum Project will cover how I narrowed down a load for it. I know this article is somewhat late in coming, but I’ve been busy shooting the rifle to prepare
Initial load development for a long range precision rifle can take shape in a variety of ways. They all involve the mixing of components until you find a combination that works. Powders, primers, bullets, and brass can all be interchanged to varying degrees. The final result of initial load development might not be the exact
The process of reloading fired brass gets a lot of attention, but what about new brass prep? As part of the 300 Winchester Magnum Project, this article will cover how I prepare new, unfired cases. I’ve tested most of my process for its rate of return in performance. Admittedly, there are still some things I
