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I got the Ender 3 Pro and upgraded the hot end and to direct drive. It ended up being about the same price as the S1 Pro.

+1 on Tactical Brass Recovery. I e-mailed on a Sunday and got a reply within 30 minutes. Great product and service.

I have given up trying to make my RPRR shoot well. Even after the Shaw barrel it was MOA at best.

Out of stock again

AMP. Turn on - ready to use. Quick caliber changes. Peace of mind that it is the same each and every time.

Labradar works great with rimfire if you put it on Doppler and Pistol Mode.

I used to use a RCBS M500 an. It worked well and you knew each charge was +/- a kernal, but it was slow. Like 100 rounds in 4 hours. Maybe I was just slow.

Can't wait 4 years!

The treasure has been found! Found Oh well. Maybe next time.

Classes would work for the larger matches (Rookie, Semi-Pro, Pro). Maybe 50+ people so less than 20% are placing. Most people have a great time, but the guys that are consistently on the bottom rarely shoot matches for long. Once you achieve a certain hit rate you would class up, but also if...

308 shooters buy some ammo! Not my primary round, but it would be nice to get 200. Still 12K short of the minimum.

1a Wet tumble brass. This gets everything super clean prior to annealing. 11a. Dry tumble in corn cob to remove the lube. Using the Auto Trickler I got much better SDs after getting the Area 419 Base plate and cup. Using the original gave a larger variance in charge weights based on...

I load my 6.5 Creedmoor with Nosler RDF 140 gr to 2.867 in my RPR.

The OBT paper is a great resource. The largest variable I have seen over time is when switching batches of powder. The burn rate (Ba) can vary about +/-3%. Using the observed velocity feature you can quickly shot a few rounds of a new batch of powder and calculate your new charge weight. Or...

Gen 2 DFAT worth the extra $$.

The Standard 93 code is for Lapua 6GT brass. There is no way to know exactly what code Alpha 6GT brass should be. 93 is a place to start though. Best options are to get AZTEC and use to determine code or send in your brass to the AMP guys.

The calculations look close between this tool and Quickload. I am getting about 50 fps faster prediction with Gordon's Tool. The OBT correction feature based on observed velocities is nice.

Look at the tri-fuel options at central maine diesel. You can run on gas, natural gas, or propane. Gives you lots of options. I have had one for 7 years and have never put gasoline in it. runs super clean!

Nosler RDF 140 gr. .330 G7 and very consistent. They are on sale at MIdway USA for $128 for 500.

Yea! There is a reason when you would send in brass to AMP they didn't just ask for 1 case. With the old non AZTEC settings you can see the variability is settings based on wall thickness. Turning necks will reduce the variability, but not eliminate it.