Viper

Update: I used the reamer myself. The extended T-handle made it easy to do by hand with the action attached. It only took a couple turns. Now to find time to shoot amd see if it made a difference.

It is Hornady brass from factory ammo. That's all I have.

...as of 1:30 today. $320. A lot of other powders too. No primers.

Sorry, I did not notice.

Do you think it would fit under an airplane seat as a carry on personal item? Or a little too tall?

The Kuiu Venture 1800 is 25% off now, for $140. I think the sale ends at midnight. I'm trying to talk myself into another pack 😁

Which ranch? Cost?

Thanks! I might chicken out on trying this myself, and have him do it.

No, I haven't tried that. I have them. That's just pushing the brass further into the die, right? It seems it would bump the shoulders more/too much. The guys on LRO tried custom dies and modifying dies. The conclusion is that it is a chamber tolerance issue and the correct fix is a corrected reamer. I start seeing it on the 3rd firing. I am "renting" a reamer from a LRO member. I should get it by end of the week. I've never done this before so it should be interesting.

I have a Vortex Viper HST 4-16x44. $400 Located in Mesa

Does it have the AC package? Location?

Lot's of good info and videos on the web. Watch videos by Eric Cortina and Panhandle Precision, to name two.

The 6.5mm ELDx are apparently gone. They still have ELDm

I'll take it. PM sent.

Follow up: I packed my Kuiu 5200 in a large suitcase with all my backpacking gear. Binos and a few other items were in a carryon.

Too bad it's angled.

Camofire has the Refuel quite often.

My son is interested. Would you consider a trade for a Springfield XDs 9mm? With original carry case, 4 mags, OWB & IWB holsters.

That's a really tough break. I've had some great hunts/memories in 5B-S. I hope you can recover well and resume bow hunting.

I would like to know as well. Do you get false triggers from all that grass and leaves blowing around? Always seems to be an issue with mine.

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Great boots! great price! Most comfortable boots I've worn.

I'll take the RCBS scale and maybe the trimmer (need to check it out first). I work in W. Chandler. PM sent.

I was on my 2nd pair of Meindl Perfect Hiker, made for Cabelas. The first pair lasted 5+ years. The uppers are still in good shape but the sole is worn out. The second pair lasted a year, then the soles started delaminating. Very comfortable boots, but a bit heavy. In June I bought a pair of Crispi Valdres. More comfortable than the Meindl's, and lighter weight. Required very little break in. Did a 15 mile backpack trip a week after purchase with no issues. Love these boots! Ross Outdoors and Archery Headquarters carries Crispi boots.

I will take the N565, if a mutual meetup can be arranged. PM sent