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Factory rifle. Savage 16 300 wsm. The shells are stretcing .015. Whatever brass i use it always stretches to the same lenght.

Looks like I have some shopping to do. Thanks for all the input.

Can't turn it down much more then this

That is exactly what I'm using to measure. No matter how far I turn the die in it makes no difference.

I have an old one. It's beat to chit, I never clean it, and it still runs like a champ. Free bump for a bullet proof gun.

I've turned it in 1/2 inch. It won't do chit. I've read a few places that a rcbs full length die will not work for bumping the shoulder back.

Done that. I keep measuring and no change. I just read that rcbs dies can't do this?

Folgers Columbian for me.

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Yeah that road from Pratt is nasty.

So i figured out last night i dont have hot water. Went out to relight the pilot light with no luck. There is gas flowing, but its not lighting. Anyone on here know how to fix these things? There are two things i dont mess with. Garage doors and gas.

This one shut the flow of gas off.

I don't dove hunt. Tired of getting shot at and not being able to return fire.

Ill be staying home this weekend and reloading. Im on call anyway.

Yeah I read up on the sealed ones. I was gonna call a profesional if i couldnt get it figured out. Both my furnaces are still lit so who knows what happened.

I have been trying to relight this thing all morning. Out of the blue, I got it back on. Not sure what the problem was of why the pilot went out.

3 years old.

Add Jeremy Lane and Pete Carroll to list of traitors.

It is not lighting at all. It is a newer unit with an electronic igniter.

After being on the back burner, and on the side of the house for two years, it's finally time to start working on it. I've wanted to build one of these for the last 20 years.

Who said anything about IFS staying. I did a dana 44 swap on a 94 I used to have. Before it was popular. I have plans for this ol b!tch.

This is going to be stranded proof when im done.

Man i was hoping to see some good pics.

I'll make you guys a good deal on them when I replace them. You need a thin wall socket to get to the lugs. Normal wheel wrench won't fit.