Dane Armory

They put the plans online last year for the modification of the bolt carrier. If you do a search, you should find it.

No wonder you hate case prep ! Dude you make it like work. I would have taken two weeks to do that and enjoyed it ! Bubba you got to relax and smell the coffee before you burn out. Nice job though !

Next time I go to Dillion ill' check out ASA.

49ers vs cardinals

ASA non recipricating upper is one of the best designs out there . It is for ar15's and is compatable to all lowers. Simple answer, if they have one in stock ...Buy IT ! Either buy the modified bolt carrier or have them modify yours. I will get one when my funds are right.

Adrian check out Airguns of Arizona on Elliot east of Arizona Ave just east of the railrod tracks on the north side of the road. Very nice selection of scopes. Great deal on used optics also.

And you know ALL the laws ?? Hate to be misquoted... Opps must have lied... Guilty ! A lot of police departments have a policy of : arresting one party to cool off a situation. Let's say you are arrested and you give a statement. It can and will be used against you. Whatever is writen on that note pad will be transfer to a report the next day. Memory may have changed , facts ommitted. Your words have just been used against you. It is now in print and a bias DA trying to make a name for himself sees an easy case just ruined your life. Do you have a come back for that !

Loose firing pin retaing pin is a non issue. You can buy a different one whenever. Take a part your lower and push the hammer and trigger pins and when you reassemble the fire control assembly make absolutly sure the spring are install CORRECT. I fixed ar lr308 yesterday that was FTF ing. Cock it fired then nothing. So I notice the trigger spring is not installed in the proper position. Took the fire control group out and reinstalled it , fixed. So just check it. Stranger things have happened.

No good deed goes unpunished !

Welcome from AZ ! DPMS uppers fit but have a wide base on the TM lower. Aero made a run of 308 uppers fit was good but they stopped production.

bubba you just made my day.

Welcome from AZ ! Once you get a few cool toyz you will be obligated to make a trip to AZ for a meet and greet. Bullets and beers are on us. Mike

Yes... Lee SD2152 fits RCBS dies. We have a winner !

It should it is a universal size. I will check.

Ohhh my , what a big belt buckle you have....

Just my freinds and associates would fill a room. Tom why don't you throw in dinner and gambling too ! And a ballgame.

Almost forgot. Get a LEE Factory Crimp Die for each caliber that you load which is used in mag fed weapons. This will make a world of difference. They go for $10 to $25 dollars each depending our where you buy them. Remember nobody wants their stuff pushed back ! Causes Ftf , jambs ,stovepipes. Squibs

Lee has lock rings without screws. Another option. Mark the outside with a magic marker, one line once you get it set for a referance point.

I also use the RCBS primer pocket tool folowed by a lyman primer pocker brush. Dillion makes the super swedge tool for only $100 it is an option. Never damaged the ring, screw or threads on the lock rings. This only happens if you live north of MT. Vernon and south of Bellingham and only when its raining ! Wait its always raining.

Ron can you measure the inside length of your magazine ?? Thx Mike

Also Accurate MagPro 81 gr to 93gr.

He more than likely got a first batch run. ( Beta Test ) Not sure that they have them for sale yet.

Tom and Jon count me in BUT I am not driving on any f^#ked up gravel roads. I have tannerite !

I've used most of the ones I listed for the WSM rounds I load. And I am getting a little over 100 rounds per pound of powder. I would guess that 80 to 90 rounds per pound would be it.. I had some 300 wsm rounds with 74gr of H4350 that HURT ! And left a Limbsaver brand on my shoulder.

You will have to step up to the big boy powders like: H4350 , H4831 , H1000 , win supreme 760 ,Imr 7828 & Retumbo. Light bullets H414 & Win 760. They are using 70 to 100 grains per round.