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Will probably make it. Planning on bringing a Jp enterprises gmr-13 9mm carbine AR15 and a 92 Wilber.

I dig the face on that Damasko. Very striking. Like the IWC Pilot’s Watch but with a bezel.

Yeah, me too. Major disappointment in quality control.

Ive had 4 Primary arms red dots and scopes. Three of the four of them broke. The red dots were only used on ar15s or 22LR. The scope on a scar 17. PA was good about replacing them. I really dont like my odds using a PA optic in a competition or something more serious. Sold the brand new replacements at a loss. My aim points have never failed me. Been using them for many years. They are pricey but I really dont care. It’s worth it to me to have peace of mind on a product I have faith in.

Black hills 175

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^^^ this. And I forgot to mention that the Forster has floating jaws too. A standard single stage using a shell plate for that specific casehead. The Forster does not use one. Also, dont be shy about using a progressive press for reloading rifle ammo. David Tubb and John Whidden, two famous world record holding rifle shooters both use a Dillon 550 progressive for their reloading. They do not use the volumetric powder measure though. Each powder charge is weighed individually on a separate scale and then poured into the primed case. Whidden makes a special toolhead for the Dillons that allows the sizing and seating dies to float. This again is to reduce runout. https://www.whiddengunworks.com/floating-dillon-toolheads/

Like PB said, the Forster Co-ax is a great single stage. It’s different then most other single stage presses because it allows the die to float. Other SS presses the die is screwed in so it cannot float. The importance of this is that it lowers runout so the bullet is concentric to the bore. This in theory should improve accuracy of your rounds.

See if @Shane45can do the work for you

Interested if the date is open for me.

Hi Jim, welcome aboard. I’m up at cherry ridge at least three times a week when the weather is good and twice a week when its not. Usually messing around at the 100 or 300 rifle range looking for the perfect load.

It doesn’t necessarily take 8 years here. It can be done in 6. Two years undergrad and 4 years med school. Don’t forget that UK grads are considered foreign in the US and they have to either pass a foreign graduate comp exam or take another year of schooling to be allowed to practice here so add on another year of school or wait about a year to take the exam. Both of which are not cheap.

Lot of beef there. Are the parents penn hip or OFA certified ?

Most recent numbers for 4 years of vet school is $275 to $300K by the time your finished. That doesn’t include doing an internship or residency post grad. Those are usually paid positions but just enough to maybe live on.

I got mine from Magnus Sports in Las Vegas through JJ Racaza. Take a look at Oak Hill Guns in PA too. They have them in stock regularly and the prices are good.