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    Then there is this, boy's & girls

    Waffle house!
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    Kinda vintage -- in a way, question

    Thanks Packrat, I thought that was the case but memory was foggy. I called Joe, but his memory is worse than mine. Get calls to "make" this or that of old cartridges and explain we only remake from existing parent brass via the dies we make. After wildcatting, it's ready to win matches...
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    Kinda vintage -- in a way, question

    Ken Howell in 95 published Custom Cartridges and wrote about volume two being in the works. Anyone know if volume two ever made it to the printer?? I have signed copy #400 of vol. one and would like vol. 2 if it exists. A handy reference source for odd ball shit \ Thanks Alan
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    Does anyone have a blueprint showing the location of the side mount iron sight holes for the Rem 700?

    Too late. You are self f---ked dip shit. Too bad Frank doesn't require users to use their real names. The most fun being in the trade is to fire a customer. Gotta like the ignore button.
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    Anyone know the screw size for Palma International iron sight mounting plate?

    S Sight bases for that era Used 6-48 screws with slotted heads . Usual counter bore Dia was around .225
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    Acceptable case wall thickness variation after neck turning

    Your doing fine if you trust your feel. I turn ID and OD in one set up on a Hardinge cnc with a spark out pass on both. .0002 max wall variation is acceptable for me. Tool wear, and the amount of material removed can impact results. Thus the two passes. Alan FYI I use an analog indicating mic...
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    It’s the Hot Sauce

    If you consume in the right order it'll just blow out your ass.
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    A murder case but something ain't right

    More likely follow the cheap bastard. HL Carr
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    F-Class Instruction.

    First, FTR is 308 or 223 with a bipod with no bullet restriction. Any other cal is F Open with a front rest. You can still use a bipod, but you will be at a slight disadvantage. Once you have a rifle that groups inside 1/2 min minimum ( 1/ 4 is better) you are ready for a mentor. Rifle handling...
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    Anyone know the dimension of the front sight base for the M24?

    Most likely a "C" Unertl height. Possibly a "B"
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    Now we should see some arrests !

    Actually, l Iike afriend who worked building the capsual ( Sp), it was made of dog hair and glue.
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    How to wildcat/shorten parent case?

    I can help you out with advise from a lot of years of die making and brass manipulation but this typing it all out sucks. Call me and I'll offer what I can. Just finished up a very similar 500 pc lot of just what you describe. Peterson brass, 37 + shoulder. Needs to be moved incrementally. Alan
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    When did dope become an acronym?

    I remember going to bench rest Matches in the late 50's, early 60's in Western upstate NY with my dad as a kid and hearing the term then.
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    VBIED IVO US Canada Border

    Eat the Canadians first.
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    "Ukrainian sniper shoots Russian from '1.68 miles away' – the second-longest kill ever"

    Somewhere between 1350 and 1450 gr.
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    Major Factor in Primer Seating Depth Variability

    You should be using 3031 and a dash of maple syrup
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    416 Barrett - Situation with brass

    Its all formed in dies with annealing where and when needed. Neck turn is the last step.
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    416 Barrett - Situation with brass

    A .451 or.452 will yield. . 003 , .002
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    Major Factor in Primer Seating Depth Variability

    You are correct.
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    Major Factor in Primer Seating Depth Variability

    It matters in elr
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