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Kasey, if I received my bipod May 12th, did it come with the new parts installed. Sorry this is my first atlas, and I although I have fiddled with it, haven't taken it out to the range yet.

I've used Mark (Tumbleweed) before: threading, action trueing, fitting barrels. So has my brother and friends.. no complains and recommended.

Re: Savage Mark II Stock Chris Wallis also made me a McM A4 stock to match my .308. Great trainer rig. Also, the stock helped out in the accuracy department, because it's way better than the factory one.

Re: What to do with new brass. (unfired) I found a percentage of my Lapua brass had dinged necks right out of the box. Since I needed to straighten those, I run the whole box through an expander mandrel. Also has the side benefit of more consistent neck tension. Then chamfer, load and...

Re: Lapua brass I use a Sinclair expander die on all of them, dinged or not, and then chamfer.

Re: New style ordering at my previous reloading store Yeah, I think I know the site you guys are talking about.. could never get myself to trust them adding the shipping after the order is placed....

Re: SS media users... Shake dry in a towel and use the hairdryer for a few minutes.

Re: Recommendation for concentricity gauge Sinclair for me, easy to use/setup, and I trust it.

Re: T REX custom press <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: davide</div><div class="ubbcode-body">this is the precision I can have from this press..... I've done 50 rounds, 45 with no error measured with sinclair comparator.. 5 with less than .003 mm...

Re: 308 case trimmer I have the Forster with 3 in 1 cutting head, very nice.

Re: Ever noticed length deviation in berger bullets??? <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Rthur</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Yep, I have 3 lots. The length will vary on the meplat. These lots are all three berger 130 gr vld match. Lot 3262- 1.710...

Re: Who uses a concentricity gauge? +2 with Tbass, I measure everything I can, and use the most precision and accuracy that I have available.

Re: Expected concentricity out of new Lapua brass Yup, I'll get lots of trigger time fire forming, so all is not a waste. My expectation for "minimal" runout should not be based on virgin brass, I get that. Just wanted to review other thoughts and opinions. I plan on running the...

Re: Expected concentricity out of new Lapua brass Groovin, I'm also using the Sinclair tool. My necks aren't dinged up, but I did find plenty of them really tight. Wouldn't even go into the pilot on my Forster trimmer. Looks like I'm going to have to expand them anyway. How did your bullet...

Hi all, Before I tear my process apart, what is the expected concentricity I can achieve with this setup? Hornady L-N-L classic press, Redding micrometer seating die (upgraded from RCBS Comp). Using virgin Lapua .308 brass, and 175 SMK's. My baseline is FGMM brass (fire formed), 175 SMK's...

Re: Another TargetMaster owner Milo, I went back and forth on that decision right there ChargeMaster vs powered trickling. I just wanted better performance than 0.1 grains accuracy. I know that people have gotten them throwing spot on, but the scale is the limiting factor. I've read many...

Re: Another TargetMaster owner With current exchange rate, $189 shipped. Took a week to get to me.

Re: Another TargetMaster owner Great pictures Terry, I hope folks can see that the system is automated. The powered trickling is halted by the optical sensor and accuracy is much better than 0.1 grains. I think your last video showed something like +/- 0.02 grains precision. That was the...

Re: Another TargetMaster owner Biner626, Contact Allan Edwards through his website http://targetmasteruk.com/ He can help you.

Worked with Allan to get a TargetMaster to me in Texas. He was great to work with and the accuracy of the whole setup is amazing (I'm using a 5-0-5 scale). I charged up 50 rounds with ease. I'm so pleased. If you are using a balance beam scale to weigh every charge, this would be a great...