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I think the Arredondo is a little different, though I haven’t used the FW locators. The Arredondo is soft rubber that maintains contact with the cases that buffers the movement. It made a significant improvement on powder spillage for me.

This will help smooth things out quite a bit https://benstoegerproshop.com/dillon-650-1050-case-shell-stabilizer-by-arredondo/

Works perfectly fine. All my holsters are on tekloks and I use the lynx belt.

Black nitride is not a coating, so you will be actually be removing metal.

Using tek-loks are perfectly fine. They fit the DAA belt and they offer a lot of flexibility. For multigun I put them on everything, holster, pouches, shotgun caddies. They offer more flexibility than ELS, especially if you have limited real estate.

https://fortismfg.com/ar15-fortis-muzzle-brake-556-nitride This is a great combo, I’ve been impressed with the brake.

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M2 and 1301 are both top tier. My preference is the M2, the 1301 is a pain in the butt to clean the piston/collar well.

Check the index ball and spring first, spilled powder can cause it to get stuck. Compressed air will help clear it out.

V1 is my preference by far. The windows in the V2 creates sharp edges at the serrations that make it uncomfortable to grab.

Production Jacob Nils JJ PCC Max Josh Zack or Scott

It’s printed in the left side of the optic.

I chrono anytime I change powder lots. I also chrono in both winter and summer to be aware of any major swings in velocity due to temp. It’s also a good idea to weigh your bullets as manufacturers may change them over time.

I see so many recommendations for putty, the stuff is a mess, I would avoid. Leave your gun in a hot car and the stuff melts and oozes out. It’s a pain to clean out if you decide to go with a brass plug later. The C&H speed feeds are cheap enough now to avoid the hassle of tungsten pellets and putty.

JP SCI-20 is one of the coolest rifles introduced recently. Kahles 1-8 optic i hope you were serious about no budget!