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    Redding Type-S Neck Sizer die... What gives?

    Re: Redding Type-S Neck Sizer die... What gives? <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: 427Cobra</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Get a bigger bushing, your making life hard </div></div> X2!
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    Lapua Brand Brass. Worth it?

    Re: Lapua Brand Brass. Worth it? Go out and buy Redding or other fancy die sets, fancy presses, fancy priming tools, fancy scales, case blueprinting equipment, or whatever other fancy crap you can think of and show me the money....As in real world improvements in what you gained in accuracy...
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    H 50BMG powder in a 338 Edge?

    Re: H 50BMG powder in a 338 Edge? Too slow
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    Hart, Kreiger or Bartlein?

    Re: Hart, Kreiger or Bartlein? That warehouse thing should have been better documented...IDK... For a while everybody figured Shilen was the barrel to have until the secret came out....Tony was shooting over 30,000 rounds a year....And they say benchrest shooting is easy Tony...there is...
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    Bullet concentricity and the AR

    Re: Bullet concentricity and the AR ER...That would be incorrect. Spin some match grade factory ammo and you will see what I mean. I have some 800grain 50 cal bullets that have almost as much as 0.004 runout IN THE BULLET with a 0.001 wobble in the middle...The loaded rounds were running up...
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    What do you think?

    Re: What do you think? Are you tuning for OCW? If so the data is a bit soft (imprecise). Sort of looks like it likes 44.0-44.2, but overall the gun likes the powder. If you are tuning the load back up a bit....200yds good 300 better if the wind is quiet.
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    MANFROTTO Tripods at EUROOPTIC - Give your input

    Re: MANFROTTO Tripods at EUROOPTIC - Give your input The weight ratings are for camera guys. The ratings give some assurance that if you are below a specified weight your $10k worth of Nikon junk wont unexpectedly tip over and smash on the rocks...A bad thing that happens fairly often in the...
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    Roedale vs Sako TRG

    Re: Roedale vs Sako TRG <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: jbell</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I would recoment you give Richard Near a call. I think the Near break does a great job. But how long has your form 4 been out? B/C when you get the can in...
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    Sidearms & Scatterguns How to shoot fast (and somewhat accurately)?

    Re: How to shoot fast (and somewhat accurately)? <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Blackops_2</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> Saw this today on my youtube page, giving it a watch now. Jesus look at his recoil control on that 1911 in the second video...
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    Accuracy International "Cold Bore Shot"

    Re: Accuracy International "Cold Bore Shot" <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: BreakBad</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> I am thinking of getting an AE, but stuff like this makes me want to invest in AW. </div></div> Well...The beauty of the AICS is...
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    Sidearms & Scatterguns How to shoot fast (and somewhat accurately)?

    Re: How to shoot fast (and somewhat accurately)? You guys probably already know this stuff...I did not. Thought I would drag it by anyway. <object width="425" height="350"> <param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/Azb3q8wOrV4&feature=g-u-u&context=G2efa2c1FUAAAAAAADAA"></param>...
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    Sidearms & Scatterguns Pistol for Grizzly Bear Country

    Re: Pistol for Grizzly Bear Country Miles2go, Because 458 is better than 308. 450grains is better than 168. Because 7 pounds carries easier than 12 pounds. The guide gun handles like a champ...The M-14 not so much. You could carry a SOCOM, but why would you?
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    Handloading for Distance versus Precision

    Re: Handloading for Distance versus Precision All the above posts are good information. I too agree with bedding the V-Block stock..Every one of mine shot much better after doing so. Standard reloading dies and equipment will get the job done. Spend your money on bullets.
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    Annealing torch?

    Re: Annealing torch? From the Bench Source site <span style="color: #3333FF">(NOTE: When placing the nozzles into the clamps, ensure that you do not cover up the inlet holes at the base of the nozzle. This will make them burn lean and possibly overheat the nozzles and Clamp Assemblies.)...
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    Accuracy International "Cold Bore Shot"

    Re: Accuracy International "Cold Bore Shot" Barrel or bedding....And I suspect the bedding. That is a pretty significant POI shift! Contrary to popular belief the Remington 700 is not ground round. Rather (from what I understand) it is hand belted to finial finish..In the process it gets...
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    Sidearms & Scatterguns Pistol for Grizzly Bear Country

    Re: Pistol for Grizzly Bear Country <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Abizdafuzz</div><div class="ubbcode-body">My uncle lives in the 'Banks and used to guide for a living. The smallest gun he carries out is a 44mag Ruger. He likes my S&W 500 and is...
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    Bullet concentricity and the AR

    Re: Bullet concentricity and the AR If you performed accuracy tests between perfectly straight rounds and those that measured 6 thou you couldn't tell the difference. Fugget about it.
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    This neck sizer gtg?

    Re: This neck sizer gtg? Brass fails in two places. 1) The neck. Splits here can only be resolved by annealing. Once your brass start to split it is time for new brass or is time to learn how to anneal. 2)Loose primer pockets. High pressure causes this. Modest pressure loads will go 10...
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    How many cycles on your .308 Lapua Brass

    Re: How many cycles on your .308 Lapua Brass Keep the load mild and anneal the necks regularly (before the necks start to split) and Lapua brass will live pretty much forever. That said, I run a modestly powered high production gopher load for my 223 bolt rifle and I pitched my Winchester...
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    Shoulder bump question.

    Re: Shoulder bump question. I was thinking about this today and was considering that we take a vertical force (from the press) and transfer that to a horizontal force (via die taper) to the neck and case body. The biggest power consumption is moving the shoulder back and this takes place int...
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