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ShootnFool8 · Mar 29, 2025

Radar20 said:
I’m coming up on 9 months (submitted in June) on a “traditional” trust with just myself as Trustee (for now…)

I’ve called, emailed, and have no idea why they haven't been approved, when many others with a traditional trust are taking much less time…

I was about the same on mine. I called he looked at it, and said wow dont know why they haven't looked at it. Told me still processing. Got off the phone, received and email 1 min later. It was approved! Don't know what is going on there.

EXSOCAL · Mar 29, 2025

I’ve used mine for nearly 50 days of hunting last fall and PRS / NRL. Absolutely excellent in all ways. Highly recommended.

My only gripe is I wish the return with the AB solution was a bit faster. When you're on the clock it seems like it takes forever, in reality it’s not that bad but it would be nice to have it a little faster.

The glass is second to none and a pleasure to use for days on end. The LRF works well in real world conditions where light fog, precipitation and air particulate are a real thing. I’ve had better returns in ranges with these in poor conditions than by partners who run Kilos and El Ranges. Definitely a pricy tool but worth it if you spend a lot of time on glass and need a reliable LRF / ballistic tool.

lariat · Mar 29, 2025

Ankeny said:
Imagine if you will, a person trying to break out of the circle of total poverty, and looking for a starting point. You know, the person without a pot to piss in, and the only helping hands are attached to his/her own arms. The first house on the left might look like a life goal at one point in time. Now maybe you can help me to understand why you think the pic fits into "Funny & awesome pics, vids and memes".

That story is cool and all, but you left out a couple details in you rages to middle class story: loans and the HOA.

168BTHPM · Mar 29, 2025

This is how @akmike47 acts at the Flying J on two for one night.

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pangris · Mar 29, 2025

Bought it, have shot it a few times, love it thus far. Have two identical rifles, one with this and the other with an ATACR 4-16 and the ATACR is as much better as it is heavier. The Trijicon is everything a boy needs to whack pigs out to 400+.

https://www.trijicon.com/products/details/tr26-c-200104

wind gypsy · Mar 29, 2025

padom said:
Nice!! Nathan told me last week my barrels were ready (6mm and 224) and was sending them directly to Mike over at Manzella Precision to be cut. Can wait to get them in hand!

Any reports on these yet?

pangris · Mar 29, 2025

I'm intrigued on one hand, and concerned due to the low hanging side 18650's it wouldn't work with the 45 degree throw over a typical rail on a 50mm objective.

With that said, I would LOVE to be wrong, that would be a real game changer for me. I'm not mad at my NOX at all, but if I could leave my 20" on the tripod and put a totally repeatable thermal optic on, I think I would usually default to that option.

lariat · Mar 29, 2025

obx22 said:
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I will never understand why this is a life goal for some people.

That’s hell.

NELAshooter · Mar 29, 2025

I was going to shoot that match until I saw the weather forecast. I’m glad you guys got to enjoy the experience. I’ll see yall at the next one, I guess. Good shooting!

cypriss32 · Mar 29, 2025

I’ve got one of their 18” MK12 barrels. Shot it today. Shot good. Not better than a Bartline or anything else. Shot about 1” with AAC 77gr.

NELAshooter · Mar 29, 2025

southernpew said:
It rained all day during the match. So, what a welcome to the sport.

But I placed 4th out of 22 rookies. Not terrible I guess considering I had less than 100 rounds through it and my Rise trigger broke in stage 3. So I shot that stage with someone else’s rifle and my ammo

Stavey · Mar 29, 2025

Complete larger primer assembly . Blast shield has a scratch but doesn’t affect operation. It’s purely cosmetic.Used lightly but works as new. Also has a new large primer magazine tube included.
$80 shipped
Thanks for loooing
Cross listed

Rexwagon · Mar 29, 2025

What’s the weight on that puppy

Guns&WhiteWater · Mar 29, 2025

HemiPowrd · Mar 29, 2025

I'm in contact with Brandon via IG and it sounds like I'll be heading down to Texas in June.
My rifle:

Drbobinmo · Mar 29, 2025

bohem said:
5 shots? Damn dude... want a job test shooting barrels for us?

That’s about the best compliment I can receive here. Appreciate it! And I appreciate you making such great barrels for me. Can’t wait to test out the 6BRA barrel delivered yesterday.

straightshooter1 · Mar 29, 2025

dhuf said:
Yeah I'm aware there are tools now that may account for rim thickness. When I went down the rabbit hole there was not and I'm still happy with my priming process and see no reason to change at this time.

I'd say when one is happy with their process . . . IMHO, that's all that really counts.

bnaples · Mar 29, 2025

bnaples · Mar 29, 2025

Not sure where to measure from....

Southpaw357 · Mar 29, 2025

All geared up for tomorrow, will post my thoughts

RanchhandTCR · Mar 29, 2025

Welcome, from NAZ

straightshooter1 · Mar 29, 2025

dhuf said:
Variance in cup height, anvil protrusion & rim thickness led me to seating the cup to the bottom of the pocket then applying a specific crush. This is with a uniformed pocket.
Even if you're pockets are within a thou and you measure every primer and get it installed exactly as the math would indicate you still get a variance from rim thickness.

I use a Primal Rights seater on an F Class products base with indicator to measure the crush.
From there I'll sort the primed cases for below flush of the case head. I know it sounds like a lot but I'm still only handling the case one time in the priming operation.

The ladder test pic was at 600 yards in 2022 after winning a 16 target benchrest agg match. 8 targets at 600 and 8 targets at 1000 over 3 days setting a new 16 target group agg record that's still standing.
I shot the match with .004" crush the test after showed .002" & .003" to be better.

6 BRA HH barrel on a Kelbly F Panda action

Regarding "variance from rim thickness", while that's true for almost all primer seating tools, it's not so for the Lee ACP (which I have and use) and Sinclair has one that won't index off the rim thickness.

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