Does anyone else get frustrated reloading
- By bmash
- Reloading Depot
- 41 Replies
Did that this week! I don’t get frustrated. More like a challenge.Example: ruined a perfectly good piece of brass by accidently smacking it off center into a mandrel.
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Join the contestDid that this week! I don’t get frustrated. More like a challenge.Example: ruined a perfectly good piece of brass by accidently smacking it off center into a mandrel.
Take what down?take it down already.
If I loaded to 4.515" in new Peterson brass, the junction of the shank and the boattail would be up in the neck about 0.100" - that is, it would be loaded too long, with too little neck support. Maybe even 0.150" too long. So this reported COAL demands some explanation.Yup. I feel your pain. Bought 3 last week.
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Понимаеш русский?
А могу так написать что ни один гугль транслейт не поможет.
Кстати Хуан по русски - Ванюша.
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All the projects for which he allocated huge funds to buy up politicians in Ukraine, the media, agencies, all the secret reports that Ukraine would not fight and would fall... his friends told him so because they were sitting on the streams of money to conquer Ukraine.
Now this loser has no choice but to fight the North Koreans or get hit in the head with a snuffbox if he signs peace without lifting sanctions and recognizing the annexations.
How is it demanding on the equipment? Serious question as I don’t know about that sport and can see it being demanding on the shooter being slung up but not so much on the equipment. What’s their round counts in a match?
Ahhh, my mistake. I thought it was in reference to demanding in terms of more precision. I will see myself to the door…My reason for the questions were in reference to the comments about 700 triggers whether pins or hangers, in PRS we shoot in the rain, extreme hot or cold and many times in very dusty conditions where dirt/sand is literally blown on and in the open chambers and the rifles will shoot without problems for a 100 shooters and 100 rounds or so in a match. That tells you in real-world applications that the current trigger systems work extremely well. Add the fact that there are roughly 365 matches a year in PRS rimfire alone now add NRL 22 and centerfire and you have a number of rounds combined that I think dominates any shooting sport. All with very low problems. Do triggers fail on occasion, yes, but it is very small for the sheer number of shots taking place.