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I am a precision mold maker by trade and I will say this in JTKnives defense. The hardest contour to cut is a sphere/ball. Even if it is cut in a CNC. It is way harder than cutting a regular bullet...

Thank you!

So has anybody put a mic on their cast bullets to see if the gas check area is correct or not?

I second the Lee 356-120 TC. It is just a great bullet.

Pull the pins and bushings and grind a flat on the side of them. Then drill and tap a hole 90 degrees to the pin and bushing holes for a set screw. Problem solved and they are removable.

Them CZ's are pretty nice rifles.

Ez Track is no longer being made and support is almost non existent. I know nothing about Millpower. Prototrak controls are pretty much everywhere around here. For $30,000 it better be a brand new...

Guys is there any of you that would either loan out or sell your mold? Or possible cast and sell some boolits. I backed out of the buy and now I am in need of this mold for a special project on a...

I just noticed the my PM on the completed molds. Do you have any pictures of them?

Is this GB a go still? how are the carries coming?

Joshua, Please cancel my order. I just can not swing it at this time.

I'm in for one STD 4 cavity mold.

This is pretty interesting to me. I just got into a 6.8 SPC upper and I love it. But it is costly to feed. I might be in for a 4 cavity mold.

Looks like the old sizer is working good for you.

Happy shooting!

I have put together 5 AR's now. All of them shoot better than my friends off the shelf AR's. Like Redneckdan said. Float a high quality barrel and either do the setscrew under the trigger trick or...

That all sounds good for small parts Brent. But tell me how the cost effect will be on printed large parts vs Machining them. I'm talking large mold bases and such.

Your right on the money with your assessment of the 3D printers Paul.

Exactly!

I know first hand what you and your family are going through. Prayers headed out for you all.

Mark

Please take me off the list. I am # 128.

Thank you,
Mark

I have seen printed metal parts and even printed mold cavities and cores for plastic injection tools. They still have a ways to go before us Toolmaker's and Machinist's go the way of the dinosaurs.

Nice job. Nothing like hearing a son say I got him Dad.

God bless all of you Vet's.

Thank you,
Mark

Dam you are one luck man.

Nice! thanks for the pictures and first hand info. Boyds makes some nice stock's at fair prices. I have one on every bolt gun I own.