Recent content by Ed Nauseam

Re: Pressure changes with primer switch? Some selected reading FWIW http://yarchive.net/gun/ammo/primer_variance.html http://www.jamescalhoon.com/primers_and_pressure.php

With respect to the M1A / M14, I have always been amazed at how the front parts assembly (gas plug, gas cyl and gas piston hold(s) up to the constant forward hammering. How does a rifle design hold it's zero after such a constant smacking, I continue to ask myself. :P At any rate, here's my...

Looking for a good reputable source for <span style="font-weight: bold">Win 70 pre '64 short</span>, parts. Are there a number of OEMs out there ? If so, which manufacture the finest products ? I haven't dealt with Numrich in years, are they still a thumbs up outfit ? I only want to buy it...

Re: Any good Gunsmith recommendations for San Jose <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Norcal Phoenix</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Jerry Rice at Norcal Precision is only about 50 miles up the road in American Canyon. </div></div> + 1 hands down. A...

Re: New Formula Reloder 15 Thank You (I think) for that report, Timberwolf. Any other thoughts and or observations within this topic ? Thanks a mil ~

Re: New Formula Reloder 15 Just a curio - I take it that the poly E is incorporated with another chemical and together they work as a binder (?) Anybody ?

Re: New Formula Reloder 15 Apparently, they (Alliant} have to keep up with demand, dag nabbit ! Look guys, things could be worse, at least the lower front label doesn't read as "Proudly Made in The PRC" :P This is like deja vu, as A similar thing happened to me about a year and a half ago...

I just received a container of Alliant Re - 15 and couldn't help but notice that, according to the label, the product is now manufactured here in the U.S.A. The product, for as long as I can recall had been an imported (Sweden) powder, so I was a bit surprised. I turn the container to read the...

Re: Speed up your .308 Reloading Process Wish List - A carbide mandrel for the Lyman "M" Die for those who like clean lube free case necks. 'till then we'll have to send said mandrels off to CH Tool for a "TIN" oxide treatment.

Re: RE 15, 17, 19, 22, 25 ^ ^ Best is to phone in the order and talk to a live, in the flesh human being and ask if you can get in on a backorder plan. Reason being is that stock turnover is so rapid these days, components are going out as fast as they're coming in. Worked for me Delivery...