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I imported a scope from the UK a couple of years ago. The exporter required an import permit or confirmation from customs that an import permit was not required. I believe that was a prerequisite to applying for a UK export permit. I managed to get an email from customs saying no import permit...
OK. An ID micrometer is a fairly specialized instrument. To trust it's measurements you would need to ensure that it is accurate and calibrated and that your measurement technique is producing repeatable results. I don't worry too much about the exact neck diameter of my sized brass. I use a...
This is the first time I've used the 144s. I'd heard the same thing but I didn't think they looked any different to other Bergers so I've decided to go ahead and tip them. Will try to post some pics to show the difference.
Yes, I do the minimum trim necessary to get a batch of bullets to the same length before tipping. I'm about to start on a batch of Berger 144 Hybrids. I'll try to post some before and after photos.
I have two tipping dies and two meplat trimmers from Bullet Tipping. Their stuff is super high quality and a pleasure to use. Very happy with it. I have not used the Whidden pointing die.
The ogive is almost certainly inside the case neck. The SAAMI spec was not written with 77gr projectiles in mind. A cartridge with maximum case length and maximum COAL as per the specification will have the bullet protruding from the case by 0.500". I don't know what bullet you're using but, as...
Another way to add adjustable length of pull to the T1x Bravo is to swap the buttstock for the X-Ray buttstock with adjustable LOP kit. The X-Ray buttstock, grips and X-Ray tool-less LOP kit only cost $20 more than the Bravo tool-less LOP kit.
I shoot PRS type competitions. Whether or not you want a xmas tree is obviously one of the key aspects of reticle choice. I made the choice I did because I wanted the Stryker and I knew I would hate the other two reticles for the reasons discussed above. Holding over and holding wind is no...
It's difficult to understand how anyone designing a reticle could think that was a good idea. I also have the Stryker. Before I ordered mine, I looked closely at the reticle drawings. I knew those random hash mark increments would drive me nuts so I chose the DLR-1 reticle. It's a heavier...