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Gunsmithing STI dust cover milling
If that is a plane jane STI Edge, there isnt enough meat on the dustcover to mill in a pic rail. The radius on the bottom of the dustcover and the recoil spring channel eat up a lot of space.- Hoser
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- Forum: The Armory
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DeLane Dev Grp V-22S Single Shot Support
Looks like a MCM wood grain for here.- Hoser
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- Forum: All Things Rimfire
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Trim 357 mag on Henderson Gen3
I bought a spare cutting head and had the hole drilled out to 0.185 or so so I could use any Forster pilot. This is my do everything cutting head. I have done a ton of 357, 41 Mag and 454. It takes hardly any time and the results are perfect. The only pain in the ass is adjusting the cutters...- Hoser
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- Forum: Reloading Depot
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H4895 in 6mm ARC
I am using 4895 in my 6 Grendel with 105 Hybrids and it is awesome. Varget was the winner in the accuracy dept, but I got to max pressure in a hurry.- Hoser
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- Forum: Reloading Depot
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Rt1500 on a xl650
Have one toolhead for trimming, another for loading. Use a universal decapper, an empty station or two and then the Dillon trimmer.- Hoser
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- Forum: Reloading Depot
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Sidearms & Scatterguns Does anyone reputable make a 2011 pistol in 45 ACP?
Contact a custom gunsmith. In the end you will pay about the same and have a better gun. Two important points with 45 ACP 2011s. Do not use a ramped barrel. Do use SV mags/tubes.- Hoser
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- Forum: The Armory
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Rt1500 on a xl650
The trimmer die is the what is caliber specific. The trimmer threads on the top of the trim die. Best advice I can give is to have a trim toolhead for each caliber. Dont worry about the resize die on that toolhead. The trim die is slightly undersize so the case is held tight and wont spin...- Hoser
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- Forum: Reloading Depot
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Accuracy International Picture Thread
Had my old AW out a few days ago working up a subsonic load with trailboss and Lapua 155s. I cant remember how many barrels I have gone through in this guy.- Hoser
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- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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Whats a "good" 100 yard group size?
Even Athletes here at the Olympic Training Center dont shoot that much. Not even close. And they arent paying for ammo.- Hoser
- Post #72
- Forum: All Things Rimfire
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Spuhr, ZCO, now A419 mounts
Ditto. Slowing getting rid of my Spuhrs and replacing them with Andys mounts.- Hoser
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- Forum: The Armory
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What You Aimed at Part 3
Here is what I have found by shooting groups at small aimpoints. If I am hitting what I am aiming at, such as a 1/2 inch paster at 50 yards, eventually the target/aimpoint gets chewed up. This changes my aimpoint ever so slightly. If I use a clean aimpoint and dial in a handfull of elevation...- Hoser
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- Forum: All Things Rimfire
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joy pod
As in the SEB joy pod? He sells them through a guy here in the states. Ernie Bishop in SD. Let me know if you need his contact info.- Hoser
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- Forum: The Armory
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Whats a "good" 100 yard group size?
Thats just like your opinion man. Not wrong, not right. But, I think, more wrong than right.- Hoser
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- Forum: All Things Rimfire
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Whats a "good" 100 yard group size?
Anything under an inch is doing pretty good.- Hoser
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- Forum: All Things Rimfire
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Subsonics - All Calibers
Tried some Hodgdon Universal Clays and Berger 215 Hybrids in my 300 Whisper bolt gun. 7.3 gns, Lapua brass, Federal small rifle magnum primer, 7.3 gns UC. 1070 fps. Shitty accuracy with all loads from 7.0 - 7.5 gns. Crappy ES/SD as an added bonus. Hollywood quiet though.- Hoser
- Post #336
- Forum: Reloading Depot
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Anschutz 54.18/ 1727 AI AT-X
My factory Anschutz threaded barrels are backbored to just behind the threaded portion.- Hoser
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- Forum: All Things Rimfire
