lancetkenyon

I have a Manfrotto pistol grip. I only use it for a spotter while shooting. It does not work well for glassing. I have a couple Manfrotto pan heads too. Night and day better for glassing.

Fits 65mm, 85, 95, 115. Any body that fits STX or ATX eye pieces.

Just hacking on you guys, but I honestly do tip my taxidermist. I do not ask for run of the mill standard mounts. I try to get something a bit different.

Actually, I do my own plumbing. And I did tip my HVAC guy 2 summers ago.

Wow. Bunch of cheap-asses around here.

First post, asking for unicorn tears....welcome.

They suck... .

I always tip. It is, after all, still a service.

I think he was referring to the statement "I buy new Nosler brass and only shooting it once".

4 to 8oz. No creep & crisp (to say the least). Even being used to shooting 7-8oz....4oz is really light. Definitely no need to think "squeeze slowly". Your pulse is too strong, and it sends it....

At Brunos, right now: 180 VLD T 184 F Open Hyb 190 LR Hyb 195 EOL Time to work up a new load boys....I am down to about 30 180 Hyb myself.

Go to your PMs. Click on the box below each PM, and you will get a dropdown to delete them.

Karl, I have 20 pcs you can try out.

Great round. My next .25 might be another .250AI. Like an old school 25CM....without the man bun. .250 Savage AI Vs. 25 Creedmoor

Thanks for the update. Be safe.

N 35°18'46.45", W 111°49'50.27" For anyone in the area, who doesn't know Wild Bill Tank. In 7W, just outside the 11M border off the 171 road heading north from Bellemont.

"High Energy". Fed tried to match Hornady's "Light Magnum" line back in the day.

I did not watch the entire video, but why "not legal"? Why do you say "no tag"? Definitely not "night hunting" if you watched the video. I do agree with the 7-08 though! And the video comment of "14 shots today" has me uneasy too.

I use an iGuaging 6" EZ Cal. But Mitutoyo or Starett are the top dogs. I measure to .0005" when seating bullets.

I only trim when I get within .002" of max case length. Then trim to minimum. Depending on case design, could be every third firing or every sixth.

Not in a 6.5PRC. But I have in my two 6.5SSs. A bit more horsepower than the PRC though. Great combo.

Great spotters. I had one for years.

Actually, it is kind of the opposite. Brass "work hardens" from firing and sizing. Which causes "springback", neck cracking/splitting, inconsistent sizing, etc. Annealing softens it, meaning consistent sizing and neck tension. I anneal every single time I size/load. I want my brass the same hardness each time I load it. Not a little harder, then a little harder, then a little harder, then annealing it back to soft. This works for for some guys, but I want consistency. I do not know if it helps that much, but even .05" better accuracy helps. So does low ES/SD from a consistent tension. Steel is tempered (hardened), by being heated and quickly cooled.

MAP gas, torch, deep socket, cordless drill here. I do probably 9-11k a year.

Which way are you looking to trade? You have 2000 pistol looking for 1000 rifle? Or vice versa?