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CAL in Casa Grande had a stack. Limit one though.

My card was hit but it doesn't add up to the 3 deer tags we applied for.

I have new IMI brass. I can do 20 cents each on 1000.

New - IMI 7.62x39 / 25 cents each/ 2000 available New - Lake City 09 5.56/ virgin, never primed so no crimp/ 35 cents each/ 300 available New - Winchester Western 375 H&H/ 40 cents each / 200 available Once fired Nickel plated- Federal premium 375 H&H/ 30 cents each/ 40 available Once fired- .243/ Rem headstamps/ de capped and wet tumbled/ 20 cents each/ 31 available Once fired - .270/ Win and Rem headstamps/ de capped and wet tumbled/ 20 cents each/ 80 available Located in Tucson. Willing to ship USPS flat rate. Would consider some trades for small or large pistol primers, 9mm, .40, .45 ACP jacketed projectiles, 6.5 Grendel brass or projectiles.

Tried to send you a PM, no luck.

Still have it.

Next Monday I will be staying overnight around Power and the 60

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I have some lingering handloads hanging around that I would like to re home. I did not load any of these and even though I knew the person that did and have every confidence in his ability I DO NOT recommend shooting anyone else's handloads. I am selling these for the components. 50- 45 Win Mag in W-W cases with round nose jacketed bullets $20 10- 458 Lott in Hornady cases with solid copper bullets (the note in the case says 450grain) $15 6- 405 Win with 44 Hornady fired cases and a full box of 50 Hornady 300 grain spire points $35 Redding Full Length 300 Weatherby Mag dies $45 Located in Tucson but I will have limited opportunities to meet up in the valley area over the next 2 weeks. The only item I will consider shipping is the dies.

Still have these hanging around and I want them to go away. The brass is new, bulk Winchester and I have approximately 200 of them. The plated ones are Federal Premium, once fired and I have 40 of them. We can trade if you have once fired brass in: commercial .308 commercial .223 30-06 300BLK 10MM Otherwise, I would like $0.50 each plus flat rate shipping if we cant do face to face. Will sell/trade whatever quantity is worth both of our time. PM me a # I can text and we can make it happen.

What magazines would one have to use? I have heard that the 25 is the best of the WSSM's.

My pop is ready to screw a .45 Raptor barrel into a Savage model 10 receiver and drop it into a MDT chassis. For some odd reason, the shops in Tucson are turning him away. They say that they either don't have the time or the tools. Who can recommend a Phoenix smith for him?

I'm serious dude, seen it on youtube. We hang it from 2 trees like a hammock, build a fire underneath, boom... redneck hot tub. The chicks will come runnin.

So this is why I keep a Tac 14 next to the bed. Actually, I'm a dead man in that scenario. My hearing is so bad now that I can't hear them rattle anymore. Confirmed recently on the early dove opener.

Southern Xpress. Actually did it while my dad waited there. We shot it last weekend, turned out great.

I have several of the Lee case length gauge trimmers. They work well and are cheap. I have had issues with two of them but Lee made right with warranty. I somehow got a cutter with no threads in it, they sent me a new one. I got a 7.62x39 gauge that trimmed too short right out of the package, again they replaced it with minimal effort on my part. These are great until you get into quantities like hundred or more. I have taken to using the Lee quick trim on most of my straight walled cases. I have the power adapter but have never used it. I have a WFT 2 from Little Crow and adapters for all of my necked cases. It works well also. I thought it was awesome until I got the Frankford case prep center. It actually works better. You really have to watch for shavings in the WFT that will vary your length. The Frankford seems to clear the shavings better and give more consistent results with less double and triple checking. I was going to get individual WFT's for my more heavily used calibers so I didn't have to fiddle with changing the bushings as often but I canned that plan when I got the Frankford. Having the rest of the tools right there already spinning saves a lot of time too. I also have a Lyman universal and ordered extra pilots that it didn,t come standard with and the power adapter. All of that still sits new in the box too.

Got it done, thanks guys.

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PM me your digits and I can let you know when I am headed to Phoenix. I have work to do at Bartlett, just not sure when the boss has it scheduled. I was in Tolleson and Tempe yesterday.

Number 3 looks like fossilized slice of bone with marrow even.

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Pima college is a good idea, thanks. My drill press is part of the problem, even when I just chuck a drill bit it wobbles. Not a precise machine at all. I usually do get to Phoenix at least once a week for work and I do have a customer near Sky Harbor. PM coming Thanks guys