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Updated 4/24/20 Rifle Calibers @ $2.00/ lb Caliber lbs .223 0 .243 3/4 .270 3 3/4 .308 6 spoken for 30-30 2 3/8 30-06 8 1/8 Pistol Calibers @ $2.00/ lb Caliber lbs 38 Special 10+ 38 Special (nickel) 12+ 357 Magnum 4 45 ACP (Lg primer) 0 Rifle Calibers @ $ .25 each Caliber num. of pieces 22-250 6 270 WSM 1 300 Savage 2 300 Win Mag 5 300 WSM (nickel) 9 spoken for 325 WSM 1 30-06 LC headstamp 99 spoken for 35 Rem 1 350 Legend 2 444 Marlin 8 450 Bushmaster 28 50 Beowulf 1 6.5 Creedmoor 217 7-30 Waters 27 7mm Mag 7 7mm Mag (nickel) 7 7.62X54R 12 8mm Mauser 5 spoken for Pistol & Rifle Calibers @ $ .10 each Pistol Caliber num. of pieces 10 mm 161 spoken for 41 Mag 506 44 Mag 156 44 S&W Spl 1037 45 Colt 103 50 AE 17 Rifle Calibers num. of pieces 7.62X39 (brass, not steel) 83 300 BLK (not processed 223) 66 spoken for 30 Carbine 12 spoken for

Sometime I should take the 10" suppressor of my 8" barrelled 300BLK and post up a picture of it with the flash/blast can on it. Without the suppressor its one short little mo fo.

LOL, yeah. I wrote KAK, not C O C K

I'm hurt you didn't send a pants down hug! Be glad you're down there in AZ. Its snowing up here and they are saying we could get 12-16"

10 1/2" barrel on that Blackout blaster with a 12" handguard over it. There is about 2" of flash can under the handguard

Full size KAK here.

American Reloading 25% off projectiles easter sale. 500 220 grain SMK HPBT bullets coming my way for use in 300 BLK subs.

I'll add extra tape going around the box next time (I KNOW there will be a next time!) to help make it frenzy proof.

KAK flash can does the same thing, although I've run them on short barrel Blackouts.

@98Z5V I'm glad your happy with it! It's weird seeing pictures of those bags from your end. Normally they go into a box and are just gone! I try to stuff and pad the boxes so nothing shifts around. Apparently the shipping apes at UPS still found a way to abuse the box enough to get it to split. Maybe it was because I used a USPS box.

Yup! Almost 1100 LC primed cases plus odds and ends of other calibers he is wanting.

Your Welcome! Glad you like them.

His mass quantity of LC that is coming is already nice and shiny. He has time to save up for the mixer.

You hafta wait!! The big brown truck can only drive so fast.

Glad everything survived the trip. I try to pack stuff as if gorillas are going to handle it during the trip. How far are you from La Grange KY? I lived there for almost 3 years back in a previous life.

Glad they got there in good shape. That was one heavy little box.

Compare your picture to the ones I put in this thread. Your picture is not an Aero.

No snark intended. Welcome to the forum. Post up a piture and someone will be able to answer with more certainty. Aero makes a lot of lowers with specialty markings including ones without the Aero A. Is it AR15 or 308 AR?

All sold and shipped.

You love the anticipation of it all and you know it!

Sounds good!

LC is gone. 200 PPU are gone and 200 more are spoken for. 150 PPU, and 218 RP are left.

The Frankford Armory tumbler drum it 6 sided and has a rubbery coating on the inside. It works great with the recipe above.

Not ordered but picked up in a LGS. 3000 CCI #400 small rifle primers. Between these and what I already had I'm set on primers for a while.

If you really want clean and looking like new brass: Punch out primers with universal decapper die (die body never touches the dirty cases) Wet tumble in HOT water, SS media, Dawn dish soap, & 1/2 tbsp of citric acid powder (main ingredient of brass polish, available at organic food shops) dry cases As Gaucho said, food dehydrator works great lube cases and resize remove lube (I wet tumble again in just hot water and Dawn dish soap. My case lube is water soluble.) dry cases. trim, chamfer, deburr, ream primer pockets dry tumble in ground walnut lizard bedding with one capful of Nu Finish car polish When they come out of the final dry tumble you would swear they were brand new. Obviously if your process is different, some steps will be skipped