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Special is its own grade with a new stock and barrel. Service uses an old stock.

https://thecmp.org/sales-and-service/m1-garand/

I remember reading something recently that mice/rats do no have the ability to handle gas in their digestion system, and this will eventually kill them.

The message was mix equal parts cornmeal...

Thanks everybody, don't know how I didn't see it but it's there.

What is a JM Marlin?

Is JM stamped somewhere, is it a production year thing, etc.?

This looks new, or at least I don't remember it from before. I don't spend a lot of time there.

https://hodgdon.com/resources/data-sheets/

Actually, this is what I was thinking of but I cannot find an archived version online anywhere.

https://www.gunpartscorp.com/products/106190

Here's another source.

https://archive.org/details/TM9-1005-222-12P1/page/n1/mode/2up

Since Hodgdon started selling Hodgdon/IMR/Winchester powders under the same marketing umbrella, Hodgdon has shown H110 and W296 as two separate powders with the same load data. The same for H414 and...

Wrong powder used on an established load.

http://forums.accuratereloading.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/9411043/m/9891034062

The Aguila 60gr was called Super Subsonic Sniper or something like that, it had reduced powder. 20 years old ammo, it could have been something wrong with the lot, or do you use ammonia products in...

22lr was available in spades over the last two Christmas seasons. Most of the non-expensive/target stuff ran from $.04 to $.06 at either gun shows or larger stores.

Check the "Sold" Ebay auctions for the scope models in question. There may not be any for the models in question, but you won't know until you look.

Commercial Mauser 98 would be the easiest IMO, as there is no counterbore for the bolt nose like the Rem 700. I've never seen the thread for a Ruger 77, if there is no clearance cut for the...

OP, which press are you using? I had issues with 06-08 LC brass and 308 dies in a Pardner press, they were still difficult to size in a RockChucker. I don't believe it was the neck, it was the body...

Whatever you get, I would make sure the legs have grooves cut into them to lock into. I have one of the cheap ones with no grooves, and the lock screw will not hold.

If anyone wants to share their 2200 loads for 300 Blackout I wouldn't object. 150/165/180 grain bullets.

Here are a couple of links of threads started by former member GRUMPA on 308 to 35 Rem conversion.

http://castboolits.gunloads.com/showthread.php?276255-308-to-35-Rem-done-my-way
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There was a guy on here making them from military 7.62x51mm, I believe he passed away recently. The 35 Rem base and rim are smaller than 7.62/308, so you either need a lathe or swaging die to make...

One of the 300 Blackout web sites has a list of good potential donor brass--if it has a .011" thickness after chopping for conversion to 300 BLK, it's a good candidate for 222 Rem. You may have a...

CBC brass that I had recently weighed well in excess of 100 grains. I didn't bother to check the water capacity, I just reduced the charges. This brass would have been higher pressure than any of...

2,222 is my guess.

Mil-Surp 1x fired was cheap and easy to obtain, . When some of these rounds came out there was no SAAMI spec, they were wildcats originated from military rounds by people with time and money to do...

Do you know how many times the brass was fired? Were they ever annealed?

Any chance they were exposed to ammonia fumes while in storage?

I just ran some quick numbers on estimated materials costs alone and came up with almost $7 per 500 before packaging, machine time, labor, transportation, etc. And I didn't know what to do with...

This guy may have something of interest:

http://www.specialinterestarms.com/index.php?page=enfield_accessories