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I've trimmed some casings to 1.68 by mistake before and used them, still worked with 55gr fmj.

I can see how he can eventually get into his team's nerves... too much negative comments instead of boosting confidence for better performance. But then, it's just the first episode. I think it was this one...

Nice ego show for a first episode Excellent firearms to start with, great exciting stages to come... looking forward to that.

PF is 170 in Modified vs. 160 in Open.

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That's easy... "Never Say Never Again"

Use what it says on your barrel...

LOL! I was referring to the primers alone... Interesting to know what really happened.

That's most likely what happened. Somebody slammed the package or something and primers detonated; realizing the package contains hazmat they just discarded the whole thing. Sorry to hear about the hassle.

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Nicely done, thanks for sharing!

I for one got sucked into it. Got a stainless one though

Did this at the 2009 Open Nationals and I have to say that it really does work well. The ONLY mistake I made was using a 170mm mag with a new stiff spring and not using enough force to lock the mag in. Would have worked PERFECTLY! As you can see from the video below, it screwed me up totally

I bought most of the high-end stocks like Magpul (M93B, PRS, UBR), VLTOR (Modstock, E-Mod) and LMT. Each one has it's pros and cons for 3-gun use but shines when used on specific rifles i.e. LMT for an SBR or M4, PRS for a long range rifle and so forth. For 3-gun, I ended up using below for simplicity and handling. But then, it's what works for me. I find the UBR best for carbines.

+1 Imagine the possibilities

It's all good... she'll buy you that Open gun...

Great!

Ingenious!

I use Redding Competition Pro Series Die Sets.

In addition, check out what Nordic Components and Firebird has to offer. If not too particular about anything I'll call a builder and see what they can do for my budget; my $0.02.

I just leave it in the bag and take it out for a few drops of oil on the rails and run a bore snake 2-3x day before a local match. Strip the top end before a major match or when it's all gunked and complete field strip maybe two to three times a year. I never run a brush through the barrel, just a bore snake with little Kano Kroil. Magazines on the other hand gets brushed and wiped after each use.

Didn't want to spend too much on a cart and put this together for $75. Works well for me... I can be more creative and make new center piece out of the seat material.

Very nice setup, great if it works for you. One question though, if you have a 1x scope why not use that?

Very nice!!!

With MG 124gr JHPs, WSR primers @ 1.170" OAL. 8gr of Silhouette gave me 173pf 8.1gr of VV 3N37 avg to 170pf