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<laughs> <lmao> Now that we have had a good laugh for the day lets move on to some shooting.

<thumbsup> Now that looks like fun wish I was there.

I use a lite crimp with the Lee factory crimp die because I had the opposite problem, when the bolt slammed homed my bullets would slide out some like a kinetic puller.

Next week were suppose to go for the loudest stadium record against the Raider's <thumbsup> 80,000 screaming fans you know the 12th man will be strong for the Cheifs.

Congratulations Mat, So does this mean your avatar takes on a new meaning <laughs>

Woohoo the Chiefs did it 5-0 :banana: We haven't done that since Dick Vermeil was our coach many years ago. The Titans put up a hard fought battle like I thought they would but in the end our defense put the smack down on them. So lets here it who's still undefeated out their?

May God guide your surgeons hand and prayers for a speedy recovery.

It sounds like this guy is in the know but I just have to ask anyway with the other dies is he setting the shoulder back for enough? I had an issue with my .308 rounds would chamber fine but couldn't eject a live round due to, to tight of head space from not setting shoulder back. I thought Lee would make it right if the die was off with there warranty, might send in a piece of brass fired from his rifle with the die and see what they say.

Thanks shepp PM sent

I'm going to count my self fortunate and say no I didn't. That would ruin the game :puke:

4-0 baby the Chiefs just made the giants feel pretty small at 31-7

The scope mount coming loose was my fault when I installed the new Tacops charging handle I somehow pulled the quick release on the front part of the mount. The bullets still had an .027" length which I think messed with the pressures.

Its hard to tell in the pic but does your ejector have a bur on it This pic here makes it look like its got a bur or some peening going on or its just the lighting reflecting off the ejector.

Guess what I did today and I had a few issues but all in all I have to say. <thumbsup> <thumbsup> :banana: :banana: First lets talk issues today it was raining plus I had an scope issue on top of that. The scope issue was the mount came loose so I fixed that and took 3 shots with some Winchester 180 gr. soft points and they were way high for that heavy of a bullet and normally they shoot way low on the target so I new I lost my zero. So now I,m out of sight in ammo and only have my test rounds left so I took a WAG at the settings and fired 1 shot with the 2.182" ammo and hit high right in the 8 ring. I wanted the rounds to hit a little lower so I made 1 more adjustment to the scope and started testing. So the first group only has 4 rounds because of the scope issue but was still able to get great results. Conditions for the day: 68*, overcast, raining so no chronograph today. Target pic The 3 shots together on the first target measured at .437" and over all .945" so I should have my sub moa load back. So the lessened learned through all this is my rifle likes consistent pressure as in the amount the bullet is seated in the case vs. the amount of jump it has to make to the lands and I'll be measuring the length of my bullets for now on.

When the last time you cleaned under the extractor and the ejector? Sometimes I get a little brass back in those areas.

Man what do you even say to people when you encounter such bullpoopy, things like this kind of leave me speechless.

So this is how Obumer get out of aiding and abetting the enemy.

I'm going with Portugal Here you go http://cartridgecollectors.org/?page=headstampcodes#B

Thanks wash, I'll keep in mind for next time or when time not so critical. I found the part locally so should be up and running when I get home from work tonight.

Check your drain to see if its blocked we had the same problem once, one of the kids freezy pops got stuck in the drain cleaned it out and was good to go.

Well I just confirmed one of the heating elements for the defroster was burned out so I'm off to order the part later fellers.

<laughs> <lmao> Thats funny right there. I took the wifes hair dryer.

Doesn't fit the medias agenda that all guns are bad. I mean how would that look, a good guy walking away and the bad guy looking like swiss cheese :))

No just the Hornady, but I thought about buying another Hornady to see if its the barring surface thats longer or just the boat tail. Just out of curiosity is their a difference between the Sinclair and Hornady?

So a few days ago somebody left the freezer door cracked on the refrigerator and this was left like this all night and every thing was frosted up. Then the refrigerator started to warm up so I'm thinking great now I'm out of at least 1 grand for new fridge. But the Mr. Fix it in me said no research the internet. :banana: Found my problem and the solution so now I'm in the process of trouble shooting and have only one test left to run but the fridge needs to run a couple of hours before I can run the defrost test. Man when did this wounder called the internet come around it saves me thousands of dollars in repairs each year. So far the most expensive part on the defrost system is $60.00 far cry from a new fridge or paying labor for somebody else to look at it.