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I was simply suggesting that the US distributor could put relevant ballistic data on their website. A simple no that’s not going to happen response without the nonsense would be fine. No need for responses that one would expect from a pre-pubescent girl are really called for.

How about new members that are dedicated hunters and shooters who put their own rifles together, load their own ammunition and ask simple questions in order to gain knowledge being greeted with snide comments? Or is there a hazing process I am not aware of?

Where oh where do I start. First, I did not complain I asked if data was available that is commonly provided by other bullet manufacturers on their website. Second, I was directed to a load manual which has to be purchased in order to receive basic simple data points. Third, perhaps you are...

It would be nice to be able to see that data before dropping $42.50 on their reloading manual. Principle of the thing.

To be charitable Woodleigh's website is lacking in meaningful information. What is the recommended impact velocity, what is the G1 BC? What is the recommended MV? Etc. Perhaps you could add this to your website?

I just got a Mark 4HD 2.5-10 for my 35 Whelen.

I will modify this with a more leading post. For the 35 Whelen I was thinking - North Fork Semi Spitz 225 or 250 Woodleigh PP SN 225 or 250 Partions 225 or 250 A Frames 225 or 250 For the 25 Ackley; A Frame 120 Partion 120 North Fork Semi Spitz 120 Berger 133EH (my standard load, shoots...

I am in the process of booking a PG hunt in Namibia in May of '27, Kudu and Eland will be on the list. While this is long range planing as difficult as it is to find some bullets I thought it best to start acquiring now for load development. My plan is to take my 35 Whelen and my my 25-06...

I am new here and loving all the 35 Whelen talk. I just repurposed a 300WM with a new barrel to a 35 Whelen. Bartlein carbon 1:12 twist 22". I plan on using it for a bear hunt in Saskatchewan in May and Africa in '27. I only have 50 rounds or so down the barrel. Put together a break-in round...