Very good on the move. Missoula is superbly beautiful, when the fog or feet of snow is not happening.

LOL! Perfect.

Where in Montana did they move to? (My home state - and my roots run DEEP there!!)

THIS......is EXACTLY...what ALL of us need to do!!

Thank you....thank you...THANK YOU!!!

Thanks for the info.

Dragging my feet on jumping on the bandwagon. Good friend of mine has a Thumblers Tumbler being used with stainless steel pins. Results are superb! Cases are clean inside, outside, and so are the primer pockets. Yes, you do have to deprime first, so that the pins can float through. http://www.grafs....

I like to mix and match external surface finishes. Different carrier finish and different bolt finish. Prefer the chrome lined carrier in melonite finish and a silver finish (there are multiple names - nickel boron, etc). Why? Two different slick finished surfaces are, generally, slippery together. ...

VERY NICE!!

Love to see the range report.

.......................... After making the brass for the 20vt I am kinda leanin towards the 223. Not sure I feel like turnin, trimmin, cuttin, burnin and sizin again for awhile. So that might rule out the 20 tac It will be used for paper punchin(i have access to a 600 yd range)and pd's Thanks Soun...

acloco - Did you notice the B/W BR targets offered on the 6mmbr site near the bottom of the page? They've got the 100 & 200 Yd BR targets and others all in B/W.....my personal preference also. Haven't seen you around here much lately, Tom....what you been up to? Workin' on a secret project? :ch...

FYI - black and white targets work the best. Human eyes, do well with high contrast, and not color.

Very nice work!!

WOW! Lets see some pictures of the brass after each step.

GREAT group!!!!

OH!!! That is a beauty!!!

Might want to buy a lottery ticket.....or three!!!

Interesting. In theory, yes, it could work better, but, the relief cut, may not allow the bolt to time with respective cuts with reliability. Maybe a slight amount of bevel/chamfer would help, but not as much as the Relia did. Taking a step back, if the bolt/lug are not reliably cycling, then there ...

I have measured loaded round runout on rounds reloaded on a Redding T7 - very good....actually impressive.

It did take a little tweaking to get the coenctricity though.


I load on a Forster CoAx for single stage reloading....and like it a LOT!