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I have a pepper laminate stock and grip with a freefloat tube on mine, and I like it. http://www.brownells.com/rifle-parts/stock-parts/furniture-sets/ar-15-m16-wood-rifle-furniture-sets-prod38906.aspx Ironwood designs also has wood stocks, as well as boyds gunstocks. I believe the wood stocks...

The answer is b, of course I have a 20" rra varmint model and have no complaints with function or accuracy with it. It likes a 77 gr sierra match king over a charge of varget the best. At 300 yds, if I do my part the rifle will do its part.

Am I tired of it? Not yet..

2 lee pro 1000's, lee classic cast turret, lyman all american, 2 phelps,2 phelps lubrisizers, mec 600 jr

I'm not ready to give up 6 mm rem, but I don't have a lot of brass for it either. yes I can find some, or form some if I have to. I also have a 243. While it may seem overlap, I like both rifles and plan to keep them. So since I'm already setup in projectiles, and load 223 as well, I'm going...

BDS great thread idea, I'm looking forward to following it. Currently using lc 14 brass, cci 450 primer, varget and 77 smk loaded to 2.260 oal. In my rifle, brass looks good, groups good,2525 fps note: this load is over max per hodgdon data for 223 loads, so work up to it. l haven't checked...

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Near max in 5,56/77gr 2650 fps (20") 2825 fps (30") and 6 mm(28") 87 gr 3425 fps weights

A little google fu showed me that forster has oversize sizing balls http://www.gunstop.com/products/reloading-dies/die-parts/expander-balls I haven't used them, just looked for them. Otherwise, 6 mm size ball reduced to your flavor as others have posted.

I use the Rcbs military crimp removers in a motorized case prep center. As its less brass handling I do. I handle brass twice and do lube,decap,size,trim,chamfer,debur,brush neck,remove crimp,brush primer pocket. I tried the ch 4d press mounted swager, the hornady primer pocket reamers, used...

No deal. its my final answer, I don't need to phone a friend.

Aluminum base on 4 hole turret, cast iron base on classic cast 1" greater case length on classic cast vs 4 hole turret I like the handle better on the classic cast better than the 4 hole turret ( I have a pro 1k with the same handle arrangement as the 4 hole turret)

I agree with the others, you'll keep checking powder valley, and get together with other loaders if you can to spread the hazmat fee out. I started with 1 set of dies 2 years ago, they grew to 13 sets. It is a diffrent aspect of shooting, one I find enjoyable. good for you.

Imperial size wax for me.

Dads 244 (1:10 twist 28" barrel) loves 87 gr vmaxes over max minus 0.2 gr charge of imr 4064. Velocity is 3425. Over a chrono 7 of 8 were within 7 fps.

Subsonic, but at what temperature? It makes a diffrence. from one of my mentors posts on it. (RIP) _------------------------------------------- Subsonic is a little stickier proposition. At least in my experience. For starters what is REALLY the sonic threshold? Sure, there are some "standard"...

The less I handle brass, the smoother my workflow is to me. The turret let's me do more than one operation. for pistol, I use the index rod in. And load a complete round on the press, handling the brass twice. For rifle I usually do brass prep in 2 operations on the press, then the other 5-6...

I backed the trailer to the door, made a ramp to get it over the threshold, laid plywood on the floor, and rolled it in place with a pallet jack. No stairs though.

1) Do they hold a zero? And I mean set it and your done and you get the same groups every time unless you switch ammo. In the case of the viper pst I have, yes. 2) Are you getting constant sub moa groups (with rifle and load that's capable oh doing so) Yes, 3) 3 is a biggie, have you ever...

My next one I'm getting tempted on a 6 mm mongoose, in a varmint rig setup. The ability to use heavier(longer) grain weights than 85 is a draw to me. But I load for 6 mm/243 anyway, so a autoloader that shares components is good. If you don't handload your options are not as many. there are...