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Grilled chicken thighs, legs, and Italian sausage today. My dog was happier than me.

Go with your basic cheap adjustable stock and pin in to your liking. After you shoot and handle your rifle for many rounds, you will then know what type of stock you need. Don't get caught up trying to buy upgraded parts for your first rifle. Enjoy the simplicity of an entry level rifle (which will still out shoot most of all AR15 owners) and then your money will be spent wisely.

They are really nice barrels and you will be happy with them. http://monmouthreloading.com/product-category/ar-components/ar15/barrels-ar15/

I painted mine in a multicam pattern with Aervoe rattle cans.

Why all the fuss about drying brass after it has been we tumbled? Are you washing your fired brass with primers intact?

Monmouth's concept is bulk and savings, let me think about how it could work to pick up locally and save on shipping. I will reply back in this thread and thank you for the interest. Where you guys would really make out is that Monmouth is expanding into the AR parts market. We have bulk ordering/distributor with Luth-AR, Aero, Ballistic, Magpul (no mags ever), etc...

Thank you for the referral. We try our best on pricing and have a nice selection of many other bullets and brass.

BHT offers great training courses without intimidating. I highly recommend taking Freddy's courses and don't be discouraged with the distance. Rifles are supposed to go the distance, just be one with the gun.

A lot of online retailers are heavy in inventory and need cash flow to keep up with future committed orders

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I have a giraud annealer and its great. Been waiting on the Annie for months now and Mrs Giraud says I'm still at the top of the list.

Time to turn on the 9mm presses

Can you address the basement's dampness with dehumidifiers? Store the ammo off the basement floor. You really don't have a lot of ammo, those whelen keymod shelves at Costco will serve you well. Pack the ammo in ammo cans with good seals, label accordingly. If you're really committed to shtf ammo storage, start reloading in bulk then sell off the commercial ammo. Good luck.

http://monmouthbrass.com/ Some of the best prices in the industry.

I'm a member there and a great club. Once membership hits (1000 members), it's closed. Also a member at central jersey and mifflin county (1000 yard range). New holland is now 700 yards and plenty far to practice doping wind and shooting for prs. It's 2 hours each way for me and enjoy going there every time because I shoot distance. If you don't do this, central jersey is a great option for general range. Watch out for the buggies!

NO! It would be faster to explain it to you over the phone, let me know if you still need help.

Www.monmouthbrass.com Raw LC 5.56 brass - mixed headstamp raw to fully processed LC 5.56

Please list your plinking .223 components as your $.10 per round is too low. Your press should not move at all, bolt your bench better to the wall. You don't have to separate .223/5.56 by headstamp in order to swage properly, your swage setup needs to be dialed in better. How's your bump measurements? are you using a Wilson type device to measure or proper gauges? I prime by hand, no chance of a kaboom. Good luck with you press, it's a nice machine. Next year, buy another and ship it to Craig for an Autodrive. That's a lot of fun to use......watch

My .308 with Mega exterior and JP interior, sub 1/2 MOA all day long.

No need for a range finder if you can properly range a target. As T1 said, one less thing to fail....or carry. Mil-dot master is a great tool and must have.

New holland membership is closed, 1000 member limit. Mifflin County is a great 1000 yard range and I think the fee is $75 per year . They have plenty of club steel and you can shoot the 50 BMG

Get a clip on NV scope

Don't get a 6.5 or 6.8, stay standard with a .308 I dont know your skill set, but most shooters do not need a match 2 stage trigger. I don't use one and shoot half MOA no problem. To think of it, most guys have no idea how to use a scope.

Who cleans their rifle every time they shoot it????