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I've used the lighter fluid douche on Jewell triggers for lot's of years, no failures. I know that I don't know shit; but if you haven't enjoyed a match in West Texas when it "sands", don't tell me about Jewell failing in dusty conditions.

Don't know about pricing; but you might look at Blackhills.

"In the rear, with the gear" may take on a new meaning.

Now that your a shooter; toast yourself with a wee touch of Tullamore Dew.

The passage of time will ease the hurt.

If your powder charges are up into the shoulder/neck junction, the bottom of the bullet may try to compress the powder and cause length variations.

Take a look at Tim Thurner's work at TT Gunleather. First class quality and the most comfortable rig that I have ever worn.

Looks like very good consistency.

When my cases start to get like you describe; I run them through a Redding body die.

I enjoyed the photos of your build including the target. I'm having a RTM built configured like your RTS. Did you shoot that target off of the bipod? Any comments about the rifles "feel", ergonomics, ect would be appreciated.

I have no experience with the LW full conversion; but I am fully satisfied with LW barrels for several different Glock models

I'm 71, and have had two heart attacks and a stroke; so an "ass whooping" has the has a very real possibility of killing me. So if I think that anyone has an ass whooping in mind for me; I sincerely hope that I don't set that person's clothes on fire with the muzzle blast of my .45! After two...

Yep, this is good advice; still works for me and I'm wrong handed.

I don't know about better;but the pusher that Sig sells is available from Brownell's.

Many of the "charities" suffer from the same disease. It is wise to check out any group that spends tons on prime time advertising using celebs. Now Congress wants in on the screw the vets act by passing a budget that screws military retiree pay and funds tax credits for illegals.

It's probably legal to cut off my own dick; however, I won't do it! To me; that's a close parallel to open carry.

Sig 938

In the early days of the .308, (7.62x51); the saying was "if it don't shoot with 4895 (IMR4895) it probably won't shoot". We have come a long way, but that's a great place to start. These days, the reloader has a great selection of powders to choose from.

I've got the 20MOA Farrell base and rings on my .308. Good stuff.

I thought this was goin' to be a peepin' Tom thread; and I was correct.