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I owned one of these and if I remember correctly the hammer is for both centerfire and rimfire configuration. Once selected you leave it there for a rimfire. The barrel selector gives you choice of which barrel you want to fire. Good luck finding parts. Some places for parts are Numrich or Jack First.

I have one container unopened and one open container missing approximately 2 ounces. Both same lot and stored inside closet. $70. I'm in Tucson can meet you at I-10.

PTG bolts are either one piece or two pieces. The handles are all two pieces in that the bolt handle is threaded for whatever bolt knob you'd like to install on it. The two piece bolt has the handle welded on and the one piece bolt is integral and part of the original piece of metal the bolt was made from. Your's looks like a one piece bolt but difficult to tell from pics.

Try Shooter's Choice shotgun and choke tube cleaner. Just spray and watch the crud come out. I spray two or three times till foam comes out clean. If you use brake cleaner, use the non-chlorinated stuff. Bore Tech also has a new cleaner for cans.

I have 42 pieces of Winchester and 75 pieces of Hornady, total 117 pieces. All once fired from factory ammo. It's a been cleaned and polished. $40 I'm in Tucson can meet at Sportsman. check PM

Did you check Scheels? I thought I saw a bunch of 410 ammo there.

Brunos and Midway carry them. You can also order from JGS or Pacific Tool.

Looking for Nosler 6.5mm 100 grain ballistic tip bullets. What have ya'?

Where are you located?

I've got two 50 round boxes of Precision Cartridge ammo, $40 each or both for $70. I'm in Tucson but should be in PHX in a week or two or can ship UPS if you pay shipping. I can send pics or text to your phone. Send PM if interested.

I don't think you'd see any wear difference in a lifetime of shooting. Beware that the bolt will require custom fitting for both function and headspace, it's not a drop in. For the 3-4 ounces you'll save in weight, I don't think it's worth spending what they ask for it. Respectfully, my two cents.

In my opinion best to buy Redding full length bushing die and then use incremental size bushings.

Keep in mind that muzzle blast is unburned granules of powder exiting the muzzle ignited by burning gases. Heavy bullets need slower burning powder thus producing more unburned powder granules. Even in a 20 inch barrel the muzzle blast is quite noticeable. 125 to 150 grain bullets are best with 20 inches or less and H4895 or 4895 is about as slow as you can go. And 10 twist will do for 125-150 gr. bullets.

If you travel with the 7PRC try finding a box of that ammo on the shelf. The old 7RM is even found on the shelfs of old country stores! My 7's are all customs, 280AI, 284 Shehane, and 7 Dakota improved. Each has a designated purpose.

I'd ship UPS and insure for full value. You'll have to set up an account to ship. USPS doesn't pay if it gets lost or stolen and even their new Priority Mail system is not as efficient as they claim so give it a few extra days to arrive if you ship USPS. Double box it for sure no matter who you choose for a carrier.