I don't have experience with the pieces listed here, but have worn an Eddie Bauer High Route quarter zip for the last 5 years and love it. It breathes well in warmer weather and makes a great midlayer when the temps drop.
I've done quite a bit of hiking in my packs and I wouldn't recommend them for steep terrain. Because of the liners and the lacing system my feet shift around a bit. I don't have the footing confidence I get with a mountain style boot. That said I think I'll always have a pair.
I tried the 168gr LRX in a Sako that I believe has the same barrel. Never couldn't get them to stabilize. Lighter than what you're looking at but I've had good luck with the 145gr LRX and 7828SSC.
I have a pair of calked guides that I wear for work. I get cold feet easily from sweat and the guides are perfect for me below freezing. I hunted with them on a -17 day last year and it wasn't comfortable but I could sit long enough for a coyote set.
Another one for Obenaufs LP. I work in the woods and use it on straight leather and Gore-Tex boots. Tried Crispi's wax when I tried their boots last. Obenaufs has better retention and conditioning in my opinion.
Pretty crazy sales for 20-21. Does anyone know the criteria used for re-allocation to the states? Would be good to know how much the Fed keeps for their management from that total.
I will be trying to re-set the sizing die. Thanks for the input. I was just so surprised that I only had a few cases out of approximately 100 reloads that had the issue.
I resized the shells and was able to load chamber them. I pulled the bullet out of this round and was not able to chamber that particular brass without a bullet.
Thanks for the tip. I will get my hands on a mic and check them. Will standard loads do this to certain cases, or is it only a symptom of high pressure charges?