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thats about right. you can usually save a little on cost if you do all the prep yourself. especially if you want a polished finish. smiths charge a lot to buff your gun :)

give it a good cleaning and check that the crown is perfect before messing with the existing sights. i had a similar problem with my uncles H&R. his shots went into nice groups low and left. i put it through a sonic cleaner, then ran some JB bore paste through it. then i re cut the crown. now it...

now its: yes 1044 no 250 81% in favor

i will reuse my "mistake" primers for plinking ammo. i've never had one not work. if you get a FTF then your not out anymore than you would be if you just chucked the primer in the first place.

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hello, i was wandering if there are any reloaders in the the Duluth, MN area (more specifically Two Harbors) who wouldn't mind letting a wayward Floridian pay to use their tumbler. i will be in the area starting early next week on a job for about three weeks. i figured this would be a good time...

thanks. thats what i thought. but since the congress critters managed to legislate a ban against "high capacity" mags the thought creped into my head that maybe their manufacture was regulated. my state has no problem with it (or so my lawyer tells me) so it looks like i'm GTG thanks again

does anyone know if you need an FFL or any other license to manufacture magazines? they would be in the 10-20 round capacity if that makes any difference. thanks jason

its right.

i have trijicons on every pistol i own. i even put them on my sisters sw sigma. they defiantly provide an advantage in low light conditions. my bedroom and the hallway leading to it are pitch black but the rest of the house has night lights, if someone breaks in i could engage them from a...

man if you guys keep posting this kind of OT garbage the mods are going to close this section again. counting the posts until thread lock.

once i do the load development for a new firearm and find the load that meets my needs i load a ton. typically 5k for each pistol, 1k for each bolt gun and 3k for each auto loading rifle. i don't load for my shotguns but i have 1k in slugs for my pump and 2k #7shot for my auto. all told i have...

ugh :( i was hoping someone would come along and say 1gr water= xCC. to tired to go the long way round. it will have to wait until tomorrow. thanks for the info flinch it will save me some time when exbal comes in this week. but for now i'm just looking for a relative difference in case...

does anyone have a direct conversion from grains of water to cubic centimeters? i am trying to find the difference in volume of my 308 brass between fire formed and FL sized. i have the difference in grains of water but i can't seem to locate a conversion formula. thanks jason

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ballistics data for the 7mmRM shows it out performing the 06 by about 100fps and 150 ft-lb at the muzzle with the same weight/type projectiles. as for why the 7mm takes so much more powder to do that i can only assume that the law of diminishing returns plays a big part. basically with similar...

9mm 124gr XTP COL: 1.060" by hornady 7th edition

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i can't seem to find my hornady 7th edition load manual. could someone who has this manual copy me on the load recipe for .308 win, 168gr amax, RL15? just type the load as listed with COL please. thanks jason

i thought CBC was Fiochi? edit:NM Fiochi is GFL