blksheep
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Sports are good to go. But lets not turn this into a local guy vs internet conglomerate price war.
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Looks good.
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Who would you guys recommend in the Northern Ocean County area who can cut and crown a barrel. Its mounted on an A3 upper. Its a 20" HBAR and I wanted it cut down to 18"s.
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Thats why you cant find .22. Lol
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Baked beans are awesome on a dog.
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The Dog house in New Castle, Delaware is good too.
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Mustard, chili and cheese with raw onions. Russ Ayers style.
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You can build a retro clone. A1 upper, thin barrel. Thats the ticket.
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Even after depriming and resizing it didnt need trimming. Could.my die be off?
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Now with trimming. I have all once fired brass. With the Lee Trimmer none of it so far needed trimming using its guage. Is that normal?
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Just starting out reloading .223. I have primers, cases, bullets and powder. I have a Lee Classic turret press. I am wondering how do you guys start the process. Do you deprime and trim then tumble? Or do you tumble then deprime? I have started to deprime, and am trying to collect enough where I can tumble a few hundred. I have read my reloading manual and have my discs set up for H322 powder for 55gr Hornady bullets. What is your guys procedure for reloading? I know there is no "set" way to reload but give a newbie some guidance. Rick
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Is it me or are some posts hard to understand.
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Picked up some 55gr bullets, tumbler, media and small rifle primers. Great place with a ton of reloading supplies. Hardly any powder but plenty of primers and ammo. Didnt look for .22 or guns.
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