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What AR .308 is the best to buy...................
Re: What AR .308 is the best to buy............... WWG, that is a beautiful rifle. I'd really like to know what scope you have on it. Gorgeous... Cheers.- MeanAndUnseen
- Post #71
- Forum: Semi-Automatic Rifles
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What AR .308 is the best to buy...................
Re: What AR .308 is the best to buy................... I think this should be a pole. A vote would show better results. I vote DPMS, the panther 24" is a great buy, with an upgrade to an A3 upper and a full fluted barrel. You can order from DPMS the .308 with all sorts of goodies. Worth a...- MeanAndUnseen
- Post #63
- Forum: Semi-Automatic Rifles
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.338 Lapua Newbie
Re: .338 Lapua Newbie I've never reloaded a .338 so I wouldn't know if a lead bullet would hold up or not. What I meant by "Pure lead" was the fact I go to local tire shops, and they give me all their lead balancing weights by the crate full. In this case there are impurities in the weights...- MeanAndUnseen
- Post #13
- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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.338 Lapua Newbie
Re: .338 Lapua Newbie Thing is I have a Rock Chucker myself, I was only suggesting a turret press for the inexpensive and first time reloading use. I use RCBS and Hornady reloading products. And of course Lee wadcutter molds. Wasn't sure if money was an issue, but now that I think about it...- MeanAndUnseen
- Post #8
- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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.338 Lapua Newbie
Re: .338 Lapua Newbie For reloading, its not as expensive as you might think. Start off with a reloading press, preferably a "Turret" type press. The Turret holds multiple reloading dies in the turret. You can find an inexpensive Press here -> Turret Press For a .338 you will of course...- MeanAndUnseen
- Post #5
- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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Just a picture of my rifle
Re: Just a picture of my rifle Noice.- MeanAndUnseen
- Post #21
- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles