Recent content by Starvingboy

I did something similar, only is used a chunk from a C-clamp that had a quick release button. I tried plasti dip on the foot, but it rubbed off way too easily. So far I am pretty satisfied with the results.

At the moment, none, they are all loaded. I would rather find a guy before I need him. I plan to end up needing runs of 400(ish) at a go.

Anyone?

I didn't turn up anything with a quick search, does anyone offer 50bmg case annealing as a service? My cases are on their third reload, probably time for it.

I've read somewhere that reflex supressors have first round "Pop" issues. It's on my "To Do" list to try one as a form 1.

Hehe, I'm pretty sure the first guy from Ohio (me) quit making them and sold all his stock. Too much work for minimal reward. There is another guy in the works , apparently from Ohio as well (Huh, weird), we'll see what comes. He has a website, http://www.snydermags.com You could always try...

This might be of some use: I had my kid brother weld four big beads on my lee lock ring. It took just a few seconds with the MIG, and made it super easy to tighten the lock ring. I did my stuff on a drill press, case holder in the vice and cutter in the drill chuck. I just let the drill...

Got kids? Put a box fan in one corner, and just turn 'em loose. It turns into an inflated tent/fort/crazy play area. Which reminds me, I haven't done that in a while, should be fun.

Heh, I have a small stack of G3 mags left over if you want to try building .308 mags

Huh, glad someone is continuing on... and located in Ohio as well. Good luck, and god speed good sir :)

Thanks Gents, I'll see what I can scare up locally. Its slim pickings around here lately.

I cannot for the life of me find my usual HS-6, and I've finally run out of 9mm. I have all the other components, just no powder. I load using a dillon 650, and HS-6 always metered very well, so I'm looking for something similar. Anyone have any recommendations that are currently available?

Y'all might laugh at the thread, but on my Izzy 1919a6, I put my kids infant shoes on the bipod feet. Perfect fit, and it kept the steel "Feet" from sliding all over the place.. The wife was amused, which is always a bonus.

Shoot me a PM with your email address, and I can send you some work in progress pictures. The tricky part is getting the follower to feed (in my opinion) and it is frustrating as all get out when the mag fails to feed at the range. That said, it sure is nice when it works, and I like the...

After playing with a belt fed and a lot of tracers... The bounces tend to go farther than you would ever imagine. No matter what caliber or how much energy it might or might not have, people get pissed when bullets land nearby. Plus, it might not have been a richoche. I am always amazed by...