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  1. Is delrin rod rigid enough to pound out squibs?
  2. Hopefully ya'll don't kick me out for not being the die hard gamers you are? I gave up running with the big dogs a while back. I run my PCC set up the same as the rest of my AR's. I appreciate the oportunity practice/test my rifle skills on a USPSA COF.
  3. BUIS co-witness is a standard I too wish to duplicate on all of my AR's. Vortex does not make that easy, with a perfect co-witness riser of their own. Flipping up the irons to verify the dot hasn't rattled around isn't too much to ask for is it?
  4. Does the riser only fit C-More RDS's?
  5. How old are your eyes? My middle aged ones can pick up the 6MOA faster in the bright sunlight.
  6. I'm happy to see this. I have nearly a dozen pounds of Clays/ClayDot left over from SS days that I'd like to use up. I'm shooting a 140gr coated bullet, so this load should be right in the same neighborhood.
  7. Just discovered my KVP bolt had sloppy loose gas key screws. 1st indicator was a fairly stiff dragging when removing the bolt from the NFA billet upper. I had wiped it down prior to the Monday match and it seemed fine, although I didn't really pay much attention to the gas key. The bolt was slightly beat up in front of the gas key, where the side charging handle lug mates with it I believe. I smoothed out the slight burr that had formed there with a file. It looks as if the burr was dragging in the upper on the edge of the gas key channel. I red-loctited the screws, torqued them as much as felt comfortable and attempted restaking. We'll see how it goes. May not get to try it before the Sunday match.
  8. This, with a quick wipedown of the bolt/receiver.
  9. This is more along the line of what I'm looking for. I already do quite a bit of preliminary "swimming" through the cleaned brass to separate out any .38 Super or odd .380 that might have snuck into the mix. Hopefully, this overall look for oddities can turn up the stepped brass also. If I can avoid having to strain/magnify a look at every case head, it would be a massive time saver for my middle aged eyes.
  10. Gotcha. Thats kind of what I was trying to avoid.
  11. Any secrets to how you folks check for stepped brass? I've seen it, but haven't paid it much attention.
  12. I'm shooting TG with PC'd bullets. Starting to show some buildup in my JP comp. I don't shoot as much as a lot of you so I don't have near that kind of buildup. Just trying to stay ahead if this.
  13. This is a concern. Wonder if a sonic cleaner and appropriate chemicals would take care of this?
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