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I use the priming feature on my co-ax. Perfect every time.

Sorry I get wrapped up into semantics more than is reasonable and should probably just say nothing. ignore me.

Call me an ass, but I feel like I need to kill something that bugs me about the way we phrase things. (PHRASING! Are we not doing that anymore??) Guns don't "like" bullets. They don't have "preferences". It's a question of compatibility of that particular load to that particular configuration...

if your rifle is a custom-built, finely lapped thing of beauty, your amount of cleaning will be drastically different than a factory rem 700 that fouls up like a old car on cheap gas. There are tons of methods/theories out there regarding copper/carbon fouling and how to remove, when to remove...

Gents, I have a stainless steel top workbench that I've used for years. I'm looking to branch out and start reloading in the near future. What issues do you forsee in using a bench top like this? I was thinkining it might make a digital scale hard to zero, but besides that, what other...

anyone having luck using a dremel for this? any suggested techniques?

That stock is GORGEOUS. I don't care if it's factory.

I've shot it. Didn't get a chance to really test out its precision. Only banging steel at 200y, which it handles just fine. Recoils like a .308, no problems there. Hornady Factory Superperformance 208's (I think that was the weight) were blowing primers in it that day though, just FYI. We...

Hell, you just paid for the action and got a whole rifle.

Any prerequisites? I can't make the july class, but this one is possible.

join the matches then. it's the only time I shot there. Besides, you need someone to pull pits for you anyway.

I used to be stationed at DM. Head out to Three Points and the Tucson Rifle Club. They do 600 and 1000y matches every month. Lots of old timers out there to help you learn.

Normal. Like the others said, increase your water intake. Happens to me especially in the shower post work out. Some people have it worse than others.

These guys are stand-up professionals. Highly recommended.

GORUCK Challenges and the like. LIft some heavy shit, Hike around, drink some beer, hang with cool folks.

"You're a gun store. You should have .416 Barrett In stock. I paid 3 Grand for this gun!" I wasn't working there, but I left. On evaluating optics quality: "What do you mean by tracking? My $200 NCStar scope that I picked up is just as good as a Nightforce. Anything over 1 MOA per click is...

still need to go through and sort it all. It's a mix of FGMM, LC FGMM Annealed, Hornady, HSM, even a few Lapua in there from some factory ASYM ammo.

I used to shoot down at Three Points in Tucson, but that was over a year ago now. Been saving brass for the day when I finally pull the trigger and get a reloading setup going, but I tend to dream a bit bigger than my wallet can handle.

Im in Fairfield. Would love to get up to NCPPRC sometime soon. Right now its difficulty finding ammo, as I do not have a reloading setup.

The fact that you jump through your ass to make it right is what makes it great customer service. Juts make it fair. Vendors who claim Caveat Emptor are using it as an excuse to swindle. Just be honest and upfront and make every effort to make it right.