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I was intrigued also. I took a look at it in person and wasn't quite in the condition Id have liked, by no means poor condition though. Great interaction with seller, was very understanding.

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Adding AR15 bore guides $15 ea

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That one took a while! Glad it finally sold!

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Great condition 1894 44mag located in tempe $1350 OBO Open to trades

Price drop $125

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Condition is like new, I purchased it a few years ago, took it out once and put it in the safe; im kinda surprised too but seems all markets are slowing down.

Price drop $1350 obo

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Anybody have some hornady dies or just the seater die for 7 rem mag?

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Man you must have the same taste as I do lol first the 300blk then the single action 357 😂

Maybe yall can help me ubderstand what might be going on… rifle is a browning A bolt in 7 Rem mag, 9.5 twist factory barrel. Im using “RP” headstamped brass trimmed and deburred. Hornady 162gr interlock boat tails. I was trying to use the once fired case with a squeezed in neck and bullet to determine my dimension to the lands. I did this a few times and the bullets ends up at the same spot in the case, so I figure this is where my lands start? Then, I seat a bullet in the sized case about .020” deeper. Check it in the chamber and I think im seeing rifling marks?? If I seat it deeper, like another .020” (.040” from lands), there are no marks. So what am I missing? I dont think bullet is moving on extraction when measuring lands

Sharpie seemed to make the marks a little harder to take pictures of. Here is the polished bullet only.

I was polishing them with some fine steel wool, i’ll post a picture of what im seeing here in a few minutes. I will try the sharpie also

Or 223wylde go gauge? Might steer clear of the AI cartridge, I read mixed reviews about feeding issues and not much speed to be gained.

Thinking about rebarreling with a barrel nut system, anybody have 223ai go gauge I could borrow or rent if I do? will also be looking for reloading dies if I do it.

Holy cow, that sounds like it! What grain bullet are you launching out of that cannon?

Have you found quenching to affect the results of annealing? I would have thought quenching should be avoided but never tried it.