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No rain finally, we are getting something else

then the little woman suggested we go out shopping tonight, the Friday before xmas with Saturday and Sunday possible white out conditions. Needless to say it was nuts out there. Costco was a madhouse. Im done, I may not go out in public again until spring. You guys finished shopping yet?

Great! I love you guys :beer:

Excellent, Im getting the itch for a new handgun

I should clarify that the reamer was undersized a couple though with the edges all broken as to not be sharp. You are correct it would be easy to ruin the primer pockets for sure. That RCBS tool looks better though I wish I had pictures of the motorized case trimmer I made. Think servo motor and Thomson shafts. Friggin thing was about 4x bigger then the RCBS model. >:D

Interesting. I come from a family of Italians on my moms side of the family that will eat anything that crawls,climbs,flies,squirms,walks etc. Apparently that gene skipped me. ;D

Lets see what it looks like to view through your optics. Ill start with the reticule in my avatar. EOTech 557 AR223

Thanks for the info

Welcome RavensFan, Excellent purchase!

When you use windows print screen try pasting it into paint. Keep in mind windows doesnt acknowledge that you captured the screen, its jut there in the clip board

i use this freebie http://www.gadwin.com/printscreen/

What I did was took a reamer the correct size and ground the end flat and put a handle on it. I made one from a drill bit too

Heres the brochure 336_d369d344c9eb094c93a62c73a8e2ae913e566e65.pdf

Heres the press release 335_d7ec9ec0f16cdf9f47d42061804b5a988cb38af8.pdf

Ha! Brilliant asmurff!

Well I sorted changed my process over time. In my final days of reloading I would tumble the brass then decap them at a single stage press. Heres why: First off I used a progressive press a lot. I felt that removing the primers ahead of time in a separate process let me feel everything else that was going on just a bit more. The bigger reason though was some primers left a little crud in the primer pocket. This crud would on occasion prevent a primer from seating correctly. It wasn't often but it was often enough to be annoying. I made a tool to clean the primer pockets I didnt remove the primers before tumbling because the media got stock in the primer pocket. Cleaning them also lets you inspect the brass for cracks and other defects. Those defects might not be noticed if the cases have a little fouling on them.

Thats a great price!!!

;D I think it will be the next big thing, trying to get you guys on board early. :dance: I suspect that guys will be buying rifles to go with the brand new Magpul 7.62 PMags :laugh:

awesome

308 AR

I did buy 2 chances.

is it a book or something? :confused:

No soup for you! ;D

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I love it! Thanks for sharing.