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Recent content by Tonmarchelli

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    Ladder test interpretation needed. maybe made a mistake.....

    thanks all for the help, I think ill load up one more test. really not sure why I didnt end up going higher. brain fart i guess..... ill run another test starting around 74gr and go up to 79, and run until i see signs of pressure. We can get to 600 yards where we shoot. will report back...
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    Ladder test interpretation needed. maybe made a mistake.....

    I recently switched from Hornady to berger so i needed to start my load development over again. had a pretty good recipe for the hornadys but they were becoming difficult to find and I happen to live close to bruno's shooting supply and they had boxes and boxes of bergers. I performed a...
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    Need help....... AICS and AI mag feed problems.

    Bringing this back. Can anybody weigh in on this?
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    Any reviews of TiborasaurusRex's YouTube Vids?

    Im confused by this. It sounds like your saying the only way for one to become good at something is to go out and do it. While I agree that the only way one can become better at this sport is to go out and shoot. If a person just goes out and "wings it" and learns themselves, they would...
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    cant make heads or tails of shoulder bumping

    Hey guys, I want to get into bumping the shoulders of my 300WM to preserve brass life and not FL size them each time I load them. I understand the concept of shoulder bumping and why it preserves the brass. but what I cant find out is what die to use. Ive got a set of RCBS and hornady...
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    Rifle Scopes High end 10x fixed.

    Ill 2nd the USO ST10. Great scope, I recently saw one for under $1000. I like variable zoom scopes but also believe that a fixed power scope has a tendencay to track better and be more reliable. The whole "less moving parts thing".
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    2-stage sizing process yields very low runout

    Question. Would working the brass twice like this per load have an impact on case life?
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    Need help....... AICS and AI mag feed problems.

    Ive got a Remington 700 sendero in 300 WM that i put in an AICS 1.5. when i load up the AI mags and insert the mag. the mag seems to drop down a hare then it becomes difficult to feed the bullets into the gun. so much so that it takes a good push to get the round in. and there are some...
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    Gun cleaning supply list. Lets year what you have and what you do.

    thanks for all the info guys, Looks like ill be making another trip to the gun shop to pick up some supplies. :) another question I have is regarding the boresnake. Ive used it for years mostly on hunting rifles and am just now getting into precision shooting. What is the take from...
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    Rifle Scopes Is there a measurable/appreciable difference between scope ring brands

    Looking to buy a decent set of scope rings for the rifle. one question i have is im wondering if there is a difference in quality/performance/accuracy between a $60 set of burris extreme tactical rings and $120-$150 (prices estimated) Badger, NF, USO, Leupold, Vortex rings? is it branding or...
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    Gun cleaning supply list. Lets year what you have and what you do.

    So nylon brushes are preferred to the brass/bronze ones?
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    Gun cleaning supply list. Lets year what you have and what you do.

    Hi guys. After using a bore snake on my last few rifles: I now have a decent long range rifle and want to step up to the better more proven methods of cleaning my bore. Ill admit this is a little foreign to me so I'm wondering if I can get your input on what tools/chemicals you use and the...
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    Stainless steel tumbler, case discoloration?

    I use soft water from my softener. Cool. But not cold. I towel dry them to remove most of the moisture. Then run a fan over them for a few hours.