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If you’re getting 0.075” excess shoulder bump over your goal (with firm die-to-shellholder contact), you definitely don’t want to trim your die with a lathe. That will make matters worse. Your die is out of spec. You can back the die out ‘til you find the correct shoulder bump but it’s likely the case will not get sized correctly at the base .200 line.At least on mine, with SAC dies if they touch the shell plate, I get almost 75k of sizing past where I need to be. Been debating about putting they die in the lathe.
Were you fresh out of kidneys, blood plasma, your off side aiming eye?I got my first TacOps used with an unknown round count. This is the last set of 5-shot groups I printed at 100yds with FGMM before I sold it because I needed some money.
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You really can’t go wrong unless it’s really shot out or has been neglected.
I really want to get another.
If you follow the steps you will see a difference. As far as repeatability, well you know 22s are condition dependent. What works @ 70° may fall apart at 90°. I have not played with the settings at different temps as of yet.My aggs have nothing to do with the tuner…. In fact no tuner at all was one of the better “settings.” The hundred yard groups had .9-1.0” vertical if I recall correctly. If the tuner worked I would see a better mean radius and I would be able to repeat it. If a tuner works at 200 it works at 50 and 100…… I shoot out to 600yd sometimes at 36” plates with pretty good success.
I second @Makinchips208Frank, i find interest in every podcast, you are a wealth of knowledge. Really enjoyed the recent political rant. Good stuff. I don't always make it to the lives, but i do watch and listen to whats posted.
general shooting info, calibers, guns, optics
keep the 6 arc info coming,
Fieldcraft and land nav stuff,
Occasional political rants.
You are a good story teller.
But Ill listen to pretty much any content you do, even if you have @Maser as a guest.
@Herb Stoner , where are the gold fish?