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I remember this video. Way way too much work. The water press .method works but fine tuning it took a minute. And its messy. Have to do it outside. Will eventually get a case of Berdan primers. Then i will do them. .

At a mile. JBMatt hit it with this shot.

I would like to try this once i get the right ammo in the 300wsm. What i have now is good for 3/4 of a mile and it is at the limit . As far as a Tikka T3 ... Forget it , won't touch it without two maxi pads taped to the buttstock. I think i broke some blood vessels in my shoulder. Little pill and 72gr of H4350.

This ?

Another Civil suit !

Short cut or short circuit ??

I would say no but if you get a case of Berdan primers then ... Hell yeah ! . Like I said just save them 😂. JIC.

Looks like it's marbled with fat... Juicy 😆🤣😹😅😂 Wait for it. Thick and Meaty !

Save it . Plastic bag inside a coffee can . Maybe in a couple years you may aquire some Primers that fit. I am sitting on some Dessert Storm brass with Berdan primers and two holes in the base. I figured out a water plunging setup to pop the primers out . This all sits in a box. Also have two sealed battle packs of that ammo left. It's nice 👍.

No ... machine gun brass.

That was like the mid 90's. Didn't work but the AR Ban stuck. NRA just looked and held their dicks !

@Sparkylr308 that Malaysian brass may take a lot of work. Take your time and do it in steps. Don't force it too much. Look out for smashed heads or bent rims. Sort what is Fubar. Measure the cases OAL. I bought some Mini gun brass once it was a PITA. Learned my lesson. 1 & Done 👍.

Half of my LGS scan driver's license now on sales already ! WallyWorld has been doing it for years. Its BS. I believe they used the out of state residents clause to enforce a restriction on sales to Californians.

This guy is a Rino wearing an elephant mask. Took money from both sides. He can not be trusted.

This Lee primer pocket cleaner.

I remember seeing it also.

I have a generic one of these I got from Pistol Parlor. I use one end only in combination with another tool.

Dillion just runs smoothly. You have a good one . 👍

On the primer pockets, Dillion makes a really nice remover at about $125, I use the one at my buddy's shop. Or hand ones that are like < $10 but can only do 50- 75 before my hands hurt.

Looked at my notes, we did the gun to run on 125gr and 147gr rounds. The 220gr rounds did not cycle. At $26.75 and $28.99 a box back then didn't make much sense. The 125gr rounds worked pretty good so I bought a bunch of Hornady and Sierra projectiles to make it cost effective. (Later used on 308 test rounds) The gas port hole was reamed out oversized. Melted an aluminum gas block then a steel gas block . The third was an adjustable steel block that worked. If I do one again it would be a 10 inch or longer barrel.

Do a Google search .308 vs 7.62x51 a lot of information should appear. Tip when using 7.62x51 brass start your load 0.2gr less than you would a .308 brass load then work up.

I had. Honey badger style 8' barrel one once. Couldn't get it to cycle worth poop. Gave up. Looked CAF ! Function was sub par. Had the pig tailed gas tube and an adjustable gas block. And a wicked brake.

Sniper's Hide and the Highroad have good threads on this topic. Chamber size and case volume along with the primer crimp and annealing are the major differences.

Only question ????Do you have your barrel chambered in .308 ??????

Had 2 boxes of Berry 124gr 9mm round nose flat bottom projectiles I got back in 2020. Well I made 350 over the weekend. Ran out of primed brass. Will have to to finish next weekend.