Very cool! Is the barreled action available on your website? I tried to find and it couldn’t see it, but could’ve missed it!

I tried to look on Warwick Tactical’s website as well but didn’t see it listed. Assuming too new?

Integral 20MOA base?

And how does the QC set screw work? If it takes origin barrels I’m assuming it doesn’t just press the set screw into the barrel threads?

R700 so it fits common chassis/stocks?

Ponzi schemers practically untouchable since whole first family is on it.
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mmlook said:

what's your visual acuity?

if its any less than 20/80 or so after correction, you may just need a new Rx
or maybe a different type of correction

possibly a new eye doctor, lol

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I don’t have or need correction lenses just color blind.

Dogtown said:

How dare you post a bunch of pics when none of them is a rifle!

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I guess it didn't load when I made the post above. Just added one

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Simple Fix: Terminate Communist!!

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Now all they need is a Cat 5 hurricane! THAT is a party!

Mean_Man said:

No, it’s for a bolt action.

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You don't need that much neck tension for a bolt action. Your expander ball may be worn or too small. Confirm that with Lyman.

You could also use a separate mandrel die to set neck tension.

Tack425 said:

Was finally able to get out to the range after having my 7th shoulder surgery on my left shoulder. I took out the AXMC and shot 308 and 6.5CM. I'm not ready for the recall of the 300WM or 300NM yet. View attachment 8718748View attachment 8718754 My new hardware, first 5rds of 168FGMM at 100yds. Then the 6.5CM 147 Hornady. Pretty happy after not being able to shoot for 6 months. View attachment 8718756View attachment 8718758View attachment 8718759

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I am a few months behind you and not looking forward to it haha.

Was finally able to get out to the range after having my 7th shoulder surgery on my left shoulder. I took out the AXMC and shot 308 and 6.5CM. I'm not ready for the recoil of the 300WM or 300NM yet and certainly not the 338LM. View attachment IMG_6220.jpg My new hardware, first 5rds of 168FGMM at 100yds. Then the 6.5CM 147 Hornady. Pretty happy after not being able to shoot for 6 months. View attachment IMG_6220.jpg

Sometimes the steel is just hidden by the shadows and terrain. Not much you can do about it when everything looks the same color. But, it IS a bit like picking a game animal out of the surrounding area. What doesn’t belong? The twitch of an ear, the glint off of an antler tine, the curve of a leg, etc. What does the target look like? Is it on a t-post? Part of an array on an A-frame? Circle, diamond, square, IPSC? Look for straight lines that don’t belong. Look for curves that don’t belong.

Signed up as well.

KnowNothing256 said:

If you put a decapping die on your loading tool head, you can probably skip the flash hole check

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That is what I do to prevent corn cobb or whatever media stuck in the flash hole.

Tool head #1:
- Station 1: Full-length neck/body sizing die with decapping pin.
- S2: mandrel

Clean with the ultrasonic every time. Occasionally tumble to polish up the brass. Anneal every time; usually all the stuck media falls out after annealing.

Tool head #2:
- S1: decapping pin to knock any stuck media out of the flash hole.
- S2: undersized mandrel; usually 0.0005" under my sizing mandrel to round out any dents, dings or burrs that might have occurred in handling and cleaning.
- S3: powder funnel
- S4: Seating die

That's a lot of neck tension. Is this for a semi auto?

The seater is only making contact in that small area. As stated, you can lap it, or try a dab of JB Weld with a release agent on the bullet. Leave the bullet in the seater until the JB Weld cures. That's how a good friend fixed this issue.

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