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So I booked my trip and class for the Alaskan precision rifle course back in Janurary. Due to the affects of the corona virus, I had to cancel the trip and will not be able to attend. Is anyone interested in filling this spot? I am not sure if this is the right section to post this on.

So I have a ticket for June 11-12 PR1, due to circumstances from the corona I will not be able to attend. Anyone interested in buying this spot from me?

Sent you an email, I want to sign up for the June 11-12 PR1.

Thankyou for the reply. Before I posted the question I searched the forum for what size bushing. Its for ARs shooting 223, I ordered a .245 bushing.

A little update and another question. So I bought the Forster Co-AX to learn on. I got a thumbler model b, dillon super swage, lyman case prep and a Lee universal decapping die. So far I have de-primmed, tumbled the brass and swaged the primer pockets. Now I am ready to re size. I bought...

Check cashed 5/16, still waiting ? FBATF

Thankyou all for taking the time to give info and things to think about. Are most dies universal (work with any press) or do presses have proprietary dies? What are good dies you would recommend?

My top priority would be to make sub min capable ammo without having to live in my reloading room. Another would be ease of use. And I like the idea behind the turret amd having multiple dies on one head. Something kinda minimalist with not a lot of having to change dies or have a pile of...

So I have been putting off getting into reloading for about 5 years and decided it was time to get going on it. I will mostly be reloading 5.56, .308 and 6.5 grendel all for ar platforms. Id still to develop accurate loads but not going to dwell on...

I can see where there is a lot going on with a progressive for someone new to reloading

I will most likely go this route. Should I get a Co-Ax instead of the T7?

I was thinking the same thing and I was telling my wife this.

Holy crap! Maby if I wanted to start an ammo manufacturing company. Heard it is a headache

Thankyou for the response. For some reason I was under the impression that the Dillons were more for bulk and not necessarily for precision. Good to know I can use it for precision as well.

So I have been putting off getting into reloading for about 5 years and decided it was time to get going on it. I will mostly be reloading 5.56, .308 and 6.5 grendel all for ar platforms. Id still to develop accurate loads but not going to dwell on chasing them. I also plan on buying a 6.5...