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If your looking for a bolt action 223 I highly recommend the mossberg MVP with the 24" barrel. I picked one up a few months back from bullseye tactical and it is an awesome shooter. Bit I have buddies with property upstate that I can stretch it out a bit.

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Like everyone said, the dillon powder measure really doesn't like stick powders. I have used win 748 and aa2230 with great results making high volume 55 grain ammo.

Just got home. Had a great time. Apparently I wasn't only new guy, witch was nice. Good group down there. I will definitely be going back. If your local I'd recommend it.

I'm really interested in trying this out. Do you need to be a member of the club to shoot in the action pistol matches? What kind of gear and orientation Is required?

Lead is softest and easiest to force into the rifling and out of the barrel. Plated is a bit harder and jacketed is the hardest so you need more pressure to get them out.

I have had no problems with any primer brands except for the cci mil spec sm rifle primers in my ar. I have a Lightened hammer spring in that tho. I have used several thousand wolf primers in my 1911 and 92 with no issue.

I e been using stoner and cproducts 10 rnd mags from midway. Colt smG style.

The promag adapter is a flaming pile of shit. Actually just threw mine in the garbage today. Don't wast your money. I picked up a spikes for 135 ish a few mnths back. Haven't fired it but just manually cycling it shows a huge improvement. It actually feeds!

Davis up in goshen is probably the closest thing without membership but it's 100 yds indoor

I've been using Amsoil in all my stuff for a few years now. works better than anything else ive tried. When i change the oil in my car i just let the "empty" bottle drip into a measuring cup. bought a needle tipped squeeze bottle and filled it up.

I have a spikes on order, but not sure when ill be able to test it. Ill let you know how it works. at least its adjustable. . .

I have a tig and a mig, so if anyone needs something welded in Bergen county let me know.

I actually have one of those on order, but i think a 30 rounder hanging from the bottom would make for a really akward shooting position.

I built one, and i can tell you that the pro mag block is the biggest POS i have ever seen. It would not even come close to feeding without serious modifications(welding). I have not been able to find 15 rnd mags either, i just bought a bunch of 10 rounders from midway, and get the SMG lula while your at it. they are a pain to load.

Whoops! yes i meant brian enos forums. I've been looking a round and you guys have a nice sight here. I live in northvale, and am a member over there. Just been working alot and haven't had time to get over to the range as much as id like. also bulls eye is kinda boring to me. I need to find a local place that does more action type shooting. I also have a place in west Milford that i go to on weekends, and i'm really surprised that there is no range (that I know about anyway) in west milford proper. I know about cherry ridge, but. . . im primarily a pistol shooter, but have the requisite AR, and reload alot of different stuff as well.

with i ended up cutting the casefeed support pipe and clear plastic tube by 4 or 5 " to bring the height in check.

Id suggest master class as well. Ramsey outdoor sometimes has reloading stuff, and so does Davis in sloatsburg, but masterclass has the best assortment. Honestly though, i would not start out reloading 223. its a royal pain in the a** and by the time you buy all the tools and spend the time to process the brass, its break even at best.. . unless of course you don't think your time is worth anything.

Hi everybody. I joined after seeing a link on benos. I'm from north jersey, northvale and hewitt.