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If this needs to be moved to the pit please do so. I cannot address your comments without some political overtones.

The 5.56 and 7.62x51 will still be the bulk of the rounds used in the...

I am using it now and it works great for me. https://cse.google.com/cse?cx=001951264366462437169:ggn3vg-bjum

? I stated it worked well. Now it's gone? I did save the link but others should find it useful also unless you don't want people using it?

Can't answer that but your "Custom Cast Boolits Google Search" works well. Thanks.

The contract specifies a minimum usable barrel life. I did the research as to what that was but that was on one of the threads that disappeared.

Sig is claiming with the steel and treatments...

Some data here https://www.enfield-rifles.com/ww-748_topic2694.html#:~:text=Winchester%20no%20longer%20list%20W-748%20for%20use%20in,year%20303%20was%20in%20the%20Winchester%20Load%20Guide.

Per Chris Hodgdon a couple of years ago at least one of their powder suppliers is in Canada. If I remember correctly to name was "Dominion" or something similar?
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No plastic in the 6.8x51 case. That is a different company that was not selected. The hybrid stainless head and brass body is not a new design nor is it untested.
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This might be helpful. https://shootingmystery.com/how-to-repair-a-rifle-scope/

When I first got serious about NRA Bullseye competition was about the time taper crimping got to be a thing. I shot with two High Masters that believed a light roll crimp produced better accuracy in...

Enjoyed it. Thanks for posting it.

Vortex Optics XM157 Overview: The Next Generation Squad Weapon-Fire Control (NGSW-FC)...

It's not the 6.8 SPC. The new round is the 6.8x51 loaded to 80K PSI on a two-piece case. Civilian name is the .277 Fury. It's a hybrid two-piece 308 case necked downloaded to higher pressures.

I had a pair of 550C's that went away when the 650's came out. Had a 450 before. None of them crushed primers unless it was crimped brass that never had the crimp removed?

If yours is doing it...

Thanks for the clarification. I originally taught was issues with the 1050 so most of my comments are not valid. I have two Super 1050's (one for large primers and one for small primers) and one...

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Try here

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Unlike US primers with higher anvils the Russian primers are flush. They have to be seated to the bottom of the pocket. If they fire on the second or third try it's a process issue not a primer...

.468" is the normal recommended starting point.

It's a simple repair if you have the knowledge and tools. Shipping both ways will be close to $50. Some options for different types of inserts here. ...

On level smooth concrete rigging and moving is easy. If the concrete isn't smooth or level the riggers earn their money and at times not for the faint of heart. It gets even more fun when you need...

The nice thing about the air skids is they eliminate need to keep alignment of the roller type skids. Most of the places I've moved machines the floors weren't smooth/level enough to use them.
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I've used the style with bearings for wheels like you are building and the endless change track style rollers. The track style handle cracks in the floor or rough concrete way better. On smooth...

Same, once the knowledgeable users leave there's no point. Same thing happened at Benchrest Central. Benchrest Central's Gunsmithing Corner had the world best riflesmiths posting their methods...

That's the total opposite of where I grew up. Almost every small-town hardware store carried reloading supplies. Even the big city stores like Woolworths had an extensive reloading section. As a...