Two 223 rem ( three if you count 223ai)
Two 3006, model 742 and a stick shift
Two 6.5 Needmoor, one stick shift and one gas gun
Until Two years ago I had five 300wm rifles. One is a now 30 Nosler, one is 264 win mag. So I'm down to three.
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Four 9mm Parabellum.
That's the thing, the brass has to be shot again to fe fully formed.
I've made my own hydro dies for 270ai, used cream of wheat and Bullseye. Both only get 75 to 80% on the shoulder corners. After all that I had to fire them again to be fully formed.
Now days I just form brass while I'm...
Good to know. I have an accurate round count of 1350. Still shoots from the high .1s to low .3s and was looking for the end of the road.
I've been looking for the end of the road, maybe I've got some more road to go. Keeping a clean bore and 5 shot groups.
Throat still looks really good in...
Definitely dryfire practice nightly..like 25 times a night.
I wouldn't have started you shooting a magnum. I would have you start with a 223 or even 22lr for a few months. The smaller cartridges allow you to build good form and habits.
Please dont develop a flinch. It's way hard to break.
Looks like my Xten likes 13.4gr #9 and 180gr HAP.
Twenty-nine shots at 25 yards. Just under 1200fps average.
I have a box of 180gr XTP. I want to see if the same load shoots the same as the HAP.
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Great brass to form 6mm ackley Improved from.
I still have another barrel worth waiting for a fresh barrel. My last batch has seven firings and...