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I haven't had any problems at all with the 34 dollar Caldwell, like any of the others though, ya gotta empty it once in a while.

I have had no problems with ASC mags, but I can guarandamntee that whatever one you choose, someone will have had problems with it, no matter what brand or capacity.

Not the first time that I have heard of a Hornady die setting shoulders back too far when following the instructions. I had one in .223 that set the case shoulder back .030 shorter than min. They all fired, and they all got a ring. Couple of my reloading friends have had the same issue at...

@O.P. Did you lap the upper receiver and bed the barrel?

Probably the guy taking a leak around the corner of the garage.

I'll bite, who is ADM

"Gives a segmented straight crimp"

A few years ago there were quite a few reports of WLR primers perforating like that, at the edge, like that. There were a lot of primers replaced and more than a few bolts too, IIRC. Looks like you got one of the bad batches that were still out there. A couple of things can cause ejector swipes...

Mineral spirits is a great cutting fluid when wet sanding steel.

Take out the de-capping pin?

Posted the exact same post on the M14 forum under the name of "hannaclayton" about 11hr ago.

You won't go wrong with them, I have been using them for every bottleneck cartridge I shoot for quite a few years now. I like them better than Redding, and I do use a lot of Redding products.

You might wander on over to the Grendel forum https://www.65grendel.com/forum/ They might have some of their group buy barrels still available. The price is very reasonable and they do shoot. The 16" mid length that I bought was shooting .6's out of the tube with Speer Gold Dots. These are...

My shoulder bump consistency drastically improved when I started using the Redding Competition shell holder sets. I set up for a somewhat firm bump of the die with the shell holder when sizing, eliminates issues with press linkage tolerances. Trimming is trimming, done after sizing, and +/-...

You can do it, but make sure it is Very well Mixed! then if you have to put it more than one container, be sure and mark the containers with the lot #s that you mixed. Rework/recheck your loads. When you get more powder, don't just add it to your mixed lots, wait until you use up your mixin's...

One way to find out...

I dunno what you decided, but I hope it was Forster.

I had a bolt like that, I wound up buying "extra power" extractor springs from Brownell's and removing all the rubber and the stock spring from underneath the extractor. I also "de-fanged" and polished the leading surface of the extractor. The little Grendel has run like a top ever since.

I don't think the Mapp gas being sold in the big box stores is actually Mapp gas. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MAPP_gas

Yeah, it's not like it looks like all of the other barrels for sale. The guy is a dick selling a piece of crap and he knows it. I hope his bud shoves it up his a$$ when he can't get his money back.