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I found plenty of 6.5G references here, also more recent: http://www.dtic.mil/dtic/tr/fulltext/u2/a566748.pdf

I have had a Lyman DPS 3 for about 10 yrs. It is a very well build machine, not nearly as sensitive to florescent lighting as others would lead you to believe, but it is sensitive to vibration , wind currents and static electricity. My dispenser has over 20,000 charges and is currently in a shop...

any update? Updates?

If you want a barrel longer than 24" I "STRONGLY" suggest that you look into an extended length gas system!! You will want the gas port to be 6 - 8" from the muzzle. A 1-8" twist is unnecessary for that long of a barrel, I have been pushing everything from 100g Amax to 142g SMK from my 24" 1-9"...

Yes! Hodgdons markets both IMR and Winchester's line of powders. Here is some History: The history of IMR Legendary powders actually begins in 1802 when a young E.I. DuPont, who was forced to leave his native Paris during the French Revolution, built a black powder plant in Delaware...

I like Hodgdon's Longshot for both of those + my 10mm!! It is an excellent low pressure/ hi velocity powder in those calibers!

Hello fellow Oregonians! Checking in! I am in Douglas County, Myrtle Creek area, I have been a member of the hide for a while but I'm fairly quiet. Glad to see that I am not alone!!

Re: Good Chrono For the Money? I have noticed that the only people that really have any trouble with chronographs are the same people that shoot their chrono's Seriously though the best Chrono for the money!! Gama Master

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