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    L-N-L die and conversion bushings

    Re: L-N-L die and conversion bushings I use LNL Bushings on a single stage and don't have a problem at all with concentricity. Loading .338 LM with 300 Scenars and Lapua brass I can keep it at .002" or less. On the rare occasion one will be above that but not often. When I seat my bullets I...
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    Inconsistent Shoulder bump

    Re: Inconsistent Shoulder bump <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: QuiggyB</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> With new brass I can see using the expander die, turning if you want to (maybe a wee little to clean things up) then use a full length bushing...
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    Inconsistent Shoulder bump

    Re: Inconsistent Shoulder bump Get rid of the expander ball. It is an unnecessary piece of equipment. Unless the new brass you buy is badly dinged up or deformed you don't need it. If you do run into messed up brass get an expander mandrel from Sinclair. It works so much better...
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    Maggie’s Favorite beer thread

    Re: Favorite beer thread Stouts and porters are at the top for me. Bourbon County Stout is a must try for anyone that likes stouts. At 15% ABV it could almost be considered a barley wine over a beer and it's excellent! It's aged in bourbon barrels before bottling and calling it dark is an...
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    Formula for calculating SD?

    Re: Formula for calculating SD? <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: MuleHunter</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> <span style="color: #33CC00">188.6</span> Squared will give you the SD of <span style="color: #006600">13.73fps</span> </div></div> You need...
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    Case Trimmer for the Big 50BMG

    Re: Case Trimmer for the Big 50BMG This is what I use. It's worked fine for me so far. http://www.midwayusa.com/product/390841/forster-50-bmg-case-trimmer I see that one of the reviews states that there is a problem with the case popping out of the holder. I haven't experienced that with...
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    Photos Woodleigh Brass solids on test.

    Re: Woodleigh Brass solids on test. I shot a Barnes solid into some magazines with my .50 BMG in order to recover the bullet and it curved over and looks identical to the one on the left. Solids are designed for consistency and penetration. Not seeing any expansion isn't surprising.
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    Reccomended .308 bullet weight for short range

    Re: Reccomended .308 bullet weight for short range 155 scenar. This is the answer.
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    where are my 6.5x47 experts

    Re: where are my 6.5x47 experts This http://www.sinclairintl.com/.aspx/pid=32925/Product/Sinclair-Chamber-Length-Gage
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    FNG having problems loading for AR15 **FIXED**

    Re: FNG having problems loading for AR15 Get either a Hornady or Sinclair bump gage. Personally I like the Sinclair ones better. Take a case that won't chamber and measure the shoulder then run it through your full length sizer and see how much you're bumping it back. With no way to measure...
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    My Homemade tumbler

    Re: My Homemade tumbler <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Fred_C_Dobbs</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I just tested mine and 50 revolutions took 1:15, which works out to 40 rpm. </div></div> This is what mine was doing when I timed it. I started off...
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    new rifle is here... need 375 cheytac brass length

    Re: new rifle is here... need 375 cheytac brass length I'm still waiting on my rifle so I don't know. I run those chamber length gauges in all my rifles so I can let them grow until I have to pull the trimmer out.
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    new rifle is here... need 375 cheytac brass length

    Re: new rifle is here... need 375 cheytac brass length This will tell you what length it can be for your rifle. http://www.sinclairintl.com/.aspx/pid=32925/Product/Sinclair-Chamber-Length-Gage The only problem is you have to sacrifice a piece of brass!
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    Retumbo V Temperature

    Re: Retumbo V Temperature Retumbo and H1000 actually got slower with an increase in temperature!? Am I reading this right?
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    Free giveaway at Bluegrass Tactical Supply

    Re: Free giveaway at Bluegrass Tactical Supply Liked it!
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    300 Wby Mag crushed shoulder

    Re: 300 Wby Mag crushed shoulder <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: C Ward</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Reading your post again are you measuring the id of the neck bushing or the od of the expander ball / mandrel ? What is the id measurement of the...
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    300 Wby Mag crushed shoulder

    Re: 300 Wby Mag crushed shoulder <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: halcyon575</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> The outside diameter of the bushing is .3055". And yes, I used the same calipers for both measurements. </div></div> The outside diameter...
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    300 Wby Mag crushed shoulder

    Re: 300 Wby Mag crushed shoulder If your neck sizing bushing actually is .3055" you need a bigger bushing. Take the thickness of the brass at the neck, you might want to do it in several different spots and on several different cases and take the average, double that and add .308 and subtract...
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    Photos The Armalite Ultra SASS

    Re: The Armalite Ultra SASS Nice rifle! I picked up an Armalite AR-10T Ultra years ago before they stopped making them. It's one hell of a rifle and I've taken lots of deer with it. What about magazines? I've never been able to find any except Armalite's factory 5 rd. Always thought a 10...
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    Which 308 brass?

    Re: Which 308 brass? Lapua. In the long run it may turn out to be the cheaper choice actually. Right now Powder Valley has Lapua .308 brass listed at $64.53/100. If you do the math and get only 10 firings that works out to $6.45/100 or 6.5 cents a piece! That's just a conservative guess. If...