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Seekins SP10 is a fantastic rifle. I've got a JP LRP 07 and a Seekins SP10 and I'd say it's a toss up as far as quality and accuracy. The JP is certainly a bit more smooth and refined. But, for about half the price, the Seekins is, as I said, a fantastic rifle. I'm about to order another...

Perfect. Now you can toss that in with other brass when you tumble and still be able to ID which gun it came from when you're done. 😁

I've found the donuts appear after just a couple of firings on any brass that gets the mandrel. Never an issue with the regular pull through neck expander. Just my .03...

If you're going to reload, you would be well served to pay more attention to the process and stop when things don't seem correct. It can be a semi dangerous process if you don't. Just MHO.

MGTOW - I wondered why we'd discuss "Maximum Gross Take Off Weight" on the hide...

My JP LRP pushes them nice and easy at 2675 with 41.5 grs H4350 and half moa. Out to 1200 it's worked fine. I haven't even bothered with finding a higher node.

40 in the back (nearest you), 41 in the front (nearest muzzle)

After owning and using several ATACR's along with several shooting friends, I'd say what you're experiencing is completely normal. I believe my/our pseudo BR pursuit of groups at 100 yards was/is hindered by the parallax issue. Diopter set as perfectly as possible, not withstanding. However...

RL15 is a close match to the factory load.

The MS can absolutely affect both group size and POI. I've seen it many times but I know a lot of shooters will call BS on that. The LR has its quirks but, ultimately, is a great device. I usually use it on a private range so no false triggers but, after getting the Piet recoil trigger from a...

I've never had the inclination to change mine either. I find the factory bolt knob to work quite well. Maybe I don't pay enough attention to that kind of thing. Some of the offerings look pretty cool, though.

Reminds me of the turbo encabulator...

The Scenar is, in my estimation, like a better quality SMK. With better consistency and still easy to tune and a decent BC, but not like the more advanced projectiles. It's very predictable to at least 1k yds. I still shoot them with no complaints on accuracy or predictability to that...

Short answer is - no. I know several shooters that prefer 1/10 over 1/11.25 especially for the 175's. There will be more of a difference in just the "luck of the draw" between the 2 barrels accuracy wise.

Some BS to get hung up about...😉

Good point...

AI's are exceptional rifles and will retain their value much better than a custom anything. But, they're not the best setup for PRS. All IMO.

I have had a Rebel 17 from Stainless Tumbling for a few years. I can use it wet with pins for my dirtiest brass or use it dry with rice or buckwheat when I don't need an "ultimate" clean. I find myself doing the latter most often with no drying time required. It seems to be a quality machine...

I got an Ultra 7 in .30 cal because I knew it would also work for my 6.5's until I bought another 6.5 can. After using it on both, I see no reason to buy a dedicated 6.5. The Ultra 7 is about a perfect balance between size and suppression - at least for my uses.

The die can be shortened if it requires too much cam over to give a proper shoulder bump. First, measure everything as suggested above.