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Anybody know if this will come with a price increase?Unfortunately no. Just means if you break the screen, you can replace it at home.
Mark II DB
New for 2024 is the MARK II DB (Database) We have had a lot of feedback on the Mark I and Mark II annealer over the years. We have decided that now is the time to give the Mark II a new interface to make it easier and more intuitive to use. Th...
Of course it will.
The FOV on that is insane - 37.2’ @ 6x is equivalent to 232’ @ 1x. A good scope is considered Wide Angle if it hits an equivalent 120’ @ 1x.
everyone going to sell their AMP annealers!
And I have shot savages that shoot just as well as the guns that you have built. If a gun shoot a 1/3 group why should someone buy a gun you built. I buy high end rifles because of ease quality and looks. My 788’s shoot just as well as my terminus, sac, and Gap rifles. How ever I prefers my more expensive rifles.
While I agree, I see a diminishing return on any of these high-end presses vs other tools.
Yeah, these arguments always seem slightly ridiculous to me. Guys with first world problems arguing their first world problems are slightly less first world than yours. At the end of the day it's all 'wants' here, not 'needs'. Spend your money how it makes sense to you, and don't buy stuff that doesn't make sense to you.
Here’s to hoping
For anyone who missed out on the Black Friday sale, AMP has a $200 off the non-touch screen version sale while supplies last (clearing out inventory to make way for touch screen version).
Dunno, looks a bit like a rail mount stage timer maybe? Have seen pictures of the high-power types with similar things just to show time left…
No thumb shelf, no stabilizer bar on the bottom, tools required on the buttstock and uses spacers, no adjustable mag catch included, no spacers for the mag well, probably slightly shorter forend.
And another 100$ for Area 419 dual level timer mount
Thank you, but I still need a spreadsheet at some point. Hopefully there will be one on the website eventually.
my view is that touch screens are a PIA as they don't provide tactile feel for the control. Take all the touch screens in your auto...used to be you could rest your hand on some buttons as you knew which was which and by feel alone (keeping your eyes on the road) you could select or enact the function of your choice. Touch screen controls...no. You have to look. There is no tactile feedback indicating your finger is on the control or whether its been enacted (doesn't push in, right? No way to tell without looking for the most part).
Yes, and because I used to be a retard, I had 3 different 375 case manufacturers, 4 different 50 BMG manufacturers, 2 different 260 brass (Peterson and Lapua), 4 different 338LM brass brands and so on - not to mention different lots of each brass. And each one has a different code that I have written down in my logbook. I used to have it labeled on tape on the top of the machine, but the list got too long
