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I just picked up a 500 round bag of everglades 62 gr 223 bullets version 2. i have cfe 223 and varget powders looking for load data and oal for these bullets I would greatly appreciate anyone sharing any info on these bullets

Thanks do you think it helped to control the recoil. Would you recommend it

How much fitting was involved

I am setting up my STI 2011 edge to shoot the new limited optics and I was thinking about adding a slide stop brake pedal. Does anyone have any references and reviews on any slide lock brake pedals

I am shooting a STI edge. All of my mags are old STI mags gen 1 and I have been thinking about changing those out. Thanks for both of you replying. A lot has changed with shooting and now I see a new organization has formed what is it called PCSL.

Wow I thought for sure someone would know something about seating and crimping plated bullets on this page

So I picked up a box of X-treme 9mm 147gr HP. First time trying plated bullets so using a separate die to seat and a separate die to taper crimp what do I have to do differently than using a jacketed hollow point bullet. also I will be using VV N320 powder so any load recipes would help oal gr

Is anyone using X-Treme 9mm 147 gr HP if so how do you like them and what recipe using N 320 powder

So I am switching to Limited optics, I have an STI edge that I have hardly used. I put on the new holosun comp red dot. I have the gen one STI mags and I put on new TTI base pads springs followers and spacers and they work like crap. So what springs and followers work good for replacements in the gen one mag bodies.

does Montana gold ever have any bulletss in stock or do the sell them from other vendors

I have always used zero brand 180 grain jacketed hollow point bullets but the price for 1000 is up to $171. Anybody have any other jacketed hollow point bullets they can recommend. 180 grains

I have never seen these primers before and want to know if they are any good

Does the Dillon warranty cover the alarm buzzers for the low primer warning and the powder check buzzers

The gentleman passed away last year and his son had no interest in it he said he is moving to Seattle and he just wants it gone

No it was all good right place at the right time