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I am using the T7 for my 308 and 338LM on one turret, 6.5x47 Lapua on another. I find that it is easily as accurate and consistent as the Rock Chucker I have. I'm sure the T7 will do just great and should speed things up some for your 223 reloading. Depending on the volume of 223 you...
I have had good success with Bullseye, Unique and TiteGroup. With the way things are today if I needed powder for 45ACP I would not hesitate to get any of those.
I see your point that the vendor said that it would go out in that day or the next but he may very well have been basing that comment to you on exactly what you said - that he had a ballpark idea of how long checks typically take to clear and was figuring your check would have cleared by that...
There is a difference between in stock items and items made to order, of course. My "sage advice" as you put it was not to imply otherwise, merely to suggest that a bit more patience on your part will might make the waits less stressful, upsetting, painful or whatever. I also think that...
Waiting...hmmm, let me think now. Waited about 4mos to get my first USO scope AFTER paying the $3k+ for it..waited 5+mos to get one of my Stiller actions AFTER paying for it...waited 4+mos to get a barrel made to my spec from Bartlein....always wait 6+mos to get a stamp back from the ATF....Heck...
I've seen that, and other, videos showing how the Hornady gauge "fixes" runout by supporting the round at both ends and then using the "bullet pusher" to adjust the bullet until the dial indicator shows an improvement. My comment was more to the point that something in the OP's reloading process...
Have the Sinclair and it works well. I have a hard time thinking that the Hornady (or any other) concentricity gauge can then correct runout. Better to determine what is causing the runout IMO and correct that instead.
I've done some informal testing with my PLRF15 (not the C model) and have not noticed any meaningful issues in bad weather. I have found that the limitation to range, accurately or otherwise, more depends on my ability and limitations in locating and identifying possible targets to range. I...
I have had Jewell triggers in the past and now run Timney triggers. I prefer the wider shoe and they have proven to be every bit as reliable as the Jewell triggers I ran previously.
Any chance at some point of me getting down your way to get behind your Premier? Would be very nice to get to do some side by side comparisons first hand.
Tax stamp for my Osprey..maybe a birthday present to myself late in May? Early June? Before I croak? No clue with how backed up, screwed up all things firearms-related are right now if that is backing up the NFA Branch too.
From what I recall on some pistol brass the NT indicated a lead-free (Non-toxic hence the NT) primer was used. If I am remembering this right the entire load would be lead-free for use at those ranges that required lead-free ammo. Never have heard of it on rifle brass let alone 338LM. What if...
Gotcha so my last two scopes that I got this month then are technically ER-25s and not SN-3's (by name). Just trying to figure that out so I can give the correct info to the Homeowner's Insurance people, thanks.
My USO scopes with the Gen-II XR reticle have the numbers. Question for the USO factory guys: At what serial number did the ER-25 model replace the SN-3? Cega
Well that may have sealed the deal for me for the time being then since I have only found one old listing for an S&B with that reticle for sale. Thanks for the official word on the Gen-II XR reticle.
Now that's the kind of no holds barred, screw you if you don't like what I have to say reply I've been looking for! I'm good with my USO scopes, love the Gen-II XR reticle. Curious about the S&B? Yeap, sure I am since I've not gotten behind one in a while and haven't with one of my USO scopes...
That would be very cool to have the Gen-II XR reticle in an S&B scope but correct me if I'm wrong but in order to get the Gen-II XR reticle in an S&B scope is a Premier retro-fit job is it not? I haven't seen anything in my searching that shows that S&B offers it themselves.