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they have memberships from 279 and up when I became a gold member. I chose gold because it has lots of benefits that I have yet to use all. The new section will have members only so you dont have to worry too much. You can go to Gunforhire.com and check it all out.

I'll take it. PM me for my address and I'll paypal you the shipping. Thanks

This is why I am a Gold Member there. No bullshit to put up with...EVER.

What you want is one from the 70's or 80's

That one in the pic on gunbroker looks like a newer one. Cheap crate wood. Nothing like the 870's of the past.

JB weld!

I am the second bidder. I would have bought these off of you here...

and this guy is pretty good...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SIv7gsMi3bY

also. You just do not do only the neck when you resize for auto rifle. Get FL sizing die if you want them to work in any rifle. You wont get as many loads out of the brass but they will work. I really like the Redding stuff.

Unless you want to get into trying out myriads of different powders and bullets, I would suggest picking a standard loading that someone smarter than us has already figured out that it works and stick with it. I like 55g FMJ and Tac powder for .223 plinking.

and there will be a lot of times when you just cant find the data for the exact bullet you have some using all information available you must decide where to start .

Yes. Chrono is important but other signs are also important like primer cratering, and case expansion. Do not go by the coal in this link as he is using a lever action, which also has other considerations like bullet tip type. You dont want to load pointy bullets in a lever action magazine. Also watch out for compressed loads...which I tend to stay away from. Get the COAL for your gun or prepare your cases to saami min so your loaded cartridges will work in any gun. If you dont have one already, the Redding Instant indicator is a necessity for checking and loading rifle rounds. It will tell you the position of the shoulder before and after you fire the round. Read up on this tool as it is invaluable in my opinion.

.223 load data for 69 gr smk

It doesnt list specific bullets so you have to start at the low end and work up to get what you need. My old Sierra manual does not list smk or otm either so you have to go by weight only to start

gonna order right now! Thanks for all you do. See ya soon. Bob

from the lee manual it lists: 69 gr jacketed- 24 gr min to 26 gr max varget 2.235 min coal 77 gr jacketed- 21.0 gr min to 23.7 max varget 2.260 min coal

RIP Rush. You will be greatly missed.

Glad to see another survivor. Cheers!

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I only ask because I read on the Ruger website the reviews for these 10 round magazines suck. Maybe they got them straightened out but I would like to hear from a recent customer of the Ruger magazines.

Please let us know about the function of the 10 round mags please. I want to buy some, but I read horror stories about them not working at all, or not being able to load 10 and insert into gun with bolt closed.

They do NOT use AR mags.

Some real pieces of shit liberals on that imgur site. Read some of the comments.

That is bullshit. If there is no crime or conviction...enough of nothing there so he gets the firearm back then it is none of the so called "victim"s business. I'd sue the shit out of the state for telling anyone. Carol got stabbed. What got her killed is the cops taking too long to issue her a permit to defend herself.

takes about 1/2 hr to assemble. They supply everything you need including the ratchet and socket and instructions. Only a few ft needed to assemble or assemble right in a closet. They drop it at your front sidewalk and you carry it in piece by piece. It is a sweet set up. Very happy with the quality.