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This is a great starter kit. I like the bushings on the press. Makes switching dies a breeze. As mentioned, no kit will give you everything you need. You'll find when you start loading that you'll want other bits and pieces to make your life easier.

I've been using 24.5gr of RL15 with the 75BTHP with success. Also had good luck with IMR 8208XBR.

Thanks for the comments guys. And thanks lash for the correction. Haha I know the difference so don't know why I put plywood. I used the 3/4" OSB subfloor because it was free from a construction site. I'm thinking the idea of larger tubing for the legs might be good for me as it will add more...

Here's my attempt at a portable shooting bench. Materials: sheet of 3/4" plywood, 12' of galvanized 1 1/2" pipe, (3) floor flange mounts and (3) end caps and carpet scraps. Before carpet: double layers of 3/4" glued and screwed Underside showing the flood flanges to mount legs: finished...

I'm loading 5gr of hp38 under a precision delta 230fmj. Great load in my Remington.

Ok I'll play. Here's my work in progress: got the cherry desks/hutches for free on craigslist and the other bench materials was from a grocery store that went out of business. Metallic loading, case prep on left with ammo storage above. Shotshell reloading and gun cleaning with bullets in...

Nice shooting man!

Nice shooting considering variable wind conditions.

+1 on this. Worked well for me until I switched to hornady rings.

My wife bought me this bag for Father's Day last year and it's great! Very well made and tons of room. Has 2 pouches for pistols and a bunch of mag pouches built in. Large Padded Deluxe Tactical Range Bag - Rangemaster Gear Bag Explorer:Amazon:Sports & Outdoors

LOL nice......."he is............the most interesting man in the world"

WIN231 or it's cheaper twin, HP-38 should fit the bill however you won't be getting full power .357 loads with it.

+1 also be sure to keep fluorescent lights at a distance, I've heard that can cause the digital scale to go haywire sometimes.

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I'm having great results in the same rifle with 44gr IMR 4320 and 168gr SMK in WIN case at 2.344" on ogive. Another good one is 41.8gr IMR 4064 and 168gr SMK in R-P case at 2.344" on ogive. These loads are with CCI primers and are right at the lands on my rifle and I haven't experienced any...

I'd say get rid of the .223 bolt as well especially considering you already have your AR chambered in .223. Do it and don't look back! Good luck man, hopefully you can figure it out and not have to sell any of them. I know the feeling, it's like getting rid of your kid or breaking up with a...

True. Good catch, I forgot that little tidbit there. Thanks for the addition.

Agreed but keep in mind that depending on the magnification used the MOA reading will differ. For example 24x equals a true 2moa on my reticle whereas 16x equals 4moa. Your scope may very so be sure to check the literature included.

+1 I would also start with 45.5gr and adjust seating depth to see if you can improve results although from the looks of it, not much room to improve. Good shooting.

Agreed! I personally have the 6-24x and it's been great.