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My off the shelf Colt CRP-18 is sub MOA.

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Yep, FL resize. And after all the experimenting is done, just seat the bullet to what the reloading manual says. When you step up to a precision bolt action, then you can try neck sizing, loading to different lengths, etc.

very nice... thanks for the report.

no problems with mine,

Thanks Art, ________________ A big "maybe" would be a fixed-power 4X scope. I've never had a problem with "good used" scopes from gunshows, particularly a Weaver K4. Since even 3X is plenty good for Bambi at 350 yards, I wouldn't worry about any "need" for a variable. __________________ I...

I must have bought the only one that wasn't consistent. When it comes to reloading, I try to eliminate as many variables as possible, and I won't take a chance on cheap calipers.

If you're shooting a 22, go for it. If it's going on a high power, get ready to be smacked on the eyebrow.

yep, using the Lee Challenger as a secondary. Works fine

Please,

I have a Kimber SS Target II in 9mm, very nice.

And thank you for your service.

Private pilot, SEL

is this what you are looking for:http://data.hodgdon.com/cartridge_load.asp

Your 30 inch buck

You guys can bash the high end scopes all you want. I've spent years behind low grade grass and and have seen failures of all types; poor focus, won't hold zero, cross hairs falling out of 'em, fogged glass, poor sight picture at critical (low light) times. As for me these old eyes enjoy the...

Hmmm, a couple years ago I might have agreed. But today... not so much. My AR (Colt, crp-18), is a solid 2. My new bolt gun is approaching that, custom work, tactical stock, trigger.... and glass...like I said a couple years ago, this would be crazy talk. not so much anymore.

I have the little CVA 36 cal percussion....hmmm, that reminds me, I never finished it. Sweet, a new project!

nice, thanks

a cool little program that might help: http://ontargetshooting.com/