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Building a Remmy 300 Win Mag, standard or oversized rail screws?
It becomes more important if you are mounting a heavy tactical style optic on it. If the scope weighs more than 24 ounces it is always a good idea to go with the bigger 8X40 screws especially when mounted to a .300WM- insight3b
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- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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Price of 308 pmags?
My local gun shop had 7 20rd .308 p-mags for $45 ea the other day. I think you got a good deal in todays market- insight3b
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- Forum: Semi-Automatic Rifles
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Gunsmithing >Remington 700 .308 Bolt Interchangeability
The jeweled bolt from my VLS and my ADL varmint(both in .308) are interchangeable when it comes to head space. I don't really see the point of fluting a bolt. The AW Arctic rifle has a fluted bolt to dispense of ice that may build up but I've never had that problem so I won't use a fluted bolt.- insight3b
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- Forum: The Armory
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Vihtavori powder, what y'all's recipe???? Share em'!
I like N540 and 135 in .223 and .308 I use LC brass and my max charges are HOT. 77gr SMK and N540=24.8gr 175gr SMK and N540=42+ Best performing powder I have ever come across. Lot-to-lot consistency is excellent s well as temperature stability.- insight3b
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- Forum: Reloading Depot
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Frustration! Lake city brass
It helps me to decap 1X fired LC before I size. I use the Lee decapper and base wth a rubber mallet. Sizing goes a lot smoother with the crimped in primer being gone and allows for more consistency. Lee Decapper Base 30 Cal- insight3b
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- Forum: Reloading Depot
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Photos Wooden stocked beauties
This is my non tactical budget build wood stocked 700:- insight3b
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- Forum: The Bear Pit
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Need Brass ??
WOW I'm not exactly sure what I would do with a literal ton of 7.62mm Lake City once fired brass. It would probably take me the rest of my life to prep it.- insight3b
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- Forum: Reloading Depot
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For those loading for a while...FGMM Brass VS LAPUA Brass
I am probably one of the only guys on this site who doesn't think Lapua brass is te end-all be-all. Trying to run a 175gr SMK at the same velocity as FGGM is tough on brass and ALL brass will develop loose primer pockets on about the 4th load. I stopped using Lapua years ago as 1X fired LC and...- insight3b
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- Forum: Reloading Depot
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Gunsmithing Comp stuck on......suggestions to get off?
Soak the entire compensater and the last two inches of barrel in Kano Kroil(specifically) for 72 hours...then without heat spin her off- insight3b
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- Forum: The Armory
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reloading die information
Thats called an incepient seperation and if you reload long enough you'll get one...welcome to the club.- insight3b
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- Forum: Reloading Depot
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F T/R Competition Midsouth Marksmen in Tullahoma, April 28th
I broke 3 ribs last week but if I'm healed enough to shoot from prone without crying I'll be there- insight3b
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- Forum: Competition Shooting Talk
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This a Primer or Trigger issue?
Looks like the primers were bad to me- insight3b
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- Forum: Reloading Depot
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Need help developing rem 700P load
Vihta N540 is my absolute favorite powder. My load with N540 is: 175 Grain Sierra Match King Lake City brass CCI 200 42.8gr VV N540 COAL 2.825- insight3b
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- Forum: Reloading Depot
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When is it time to discard Brass
If you need to size primed brass the easiest way it to disassemble the sizing die and remove the decapping pin. Carefully lube your primed cases and run them through the size. Wipe the case lube off the primed case and measure. When finished remember to reinstall the decapping pin or the next...- insight3b
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- Forum: Reloading Depot
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Reloading 75 and 77gr for 1/7 twist 16" DD
My Colt 6920 loves 24.1gr of N140 with a 77gr Nosler custom competition. My WOA 18in SPR bbl with rifle length gas system and 1/7 twist also likes this load but doesn't prefer it. I get better velocity through both than I do with Federal Gold Medal 77gr SMK.- insight3b
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- Forum: Semi-Automatic Rifles
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A.R.M.S. #32 Harris Bipod QD Rail Mount?
You are correct in the mounting of the #32 and I can attest it is an outstanding piece of kit. Good shooting to you- insight3b
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- Forum: The Armory
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Gunsmithing Input on what happened to this brass...
No more can you tell a few thounsandths difference when crimping a handload could you feel a few thousandths of the case mouth entering the leade...- insight3b
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- Forum: The Armory
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Gunsmithing Input on what happened to this brass...
http://www.midwayusa.com/product/169253/ptg-solid-pilot-chamber-finish-reamer-338-lapua-magnum You can see the taper as I describe created in the leade by the chambering reamer. There has to be a taper or your projectile would have to be enclosed inside the case. If the case contacts the leade...- insight3b
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- Forum: The Armory
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Gunsmithing Input on what happened to this brass...
Most likely you wouldn't feel the brass enter the leade because of the gradual taper that makes up the leade. Once the bolt lugs make contact with the receiver the few thousandths of brass that gets crushed into the rifling/leade won't be noticable because of the considerable force needed to...- insight3b
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- Forum: The Armory
