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Never said every shot hit home.....but it is very doable.

150 yards with a glock 22 night sights hitting a 3 or 4in round steel plate consistently

Either use roll over prone or in line prone. Don't hold the gun off the ground you'll fatigue your muscles. Adjust your support hand grip like a golf club so the bottom of your support hand is in contact with the ground and the rest of the hand is on the grip. Only drop your support hand as low as needed to get a proper sight picture.

Never left mine running for two weeks but definitely have overnight by accident. No issues that I could see with the brass. It was very shiney though.

You may want to try a 69gr round after the 62gr. My 1in 7 likes heavier rounds. It wouldn't group 55gr for crap.

Go slow and read your manual. Download the user manual for the 650 and read it. It holds all the answers to your questions about the press. Also the first few sessions only reload. Don't walk away to fold laundry or something like that. Stsy focused so you don't forget what stage you're at. Good luck and always ask questions. There is a ton of knowledge here on this forum.

Are the bullets undersized? Or out of spec? We had a similiar issued with some 40sw bullets that were undersized. Have you tries the rounds in a different pistol yet to eliminate the gun as the cause? What are they doing beyond 10feet?

I took the case off to see how complicated sodering a new screen would be and i noticed some charing on the computer chip... Think I'm just gonna send that one in and see what they say..

Wow that is impressive. I've seen a dozen or so extractors bend due to over pressure but never seen one snap clean off like that. My guess is you had an over charged round or an out of battery detonation.where the bolt wasn't fully engaged. Either way clean your chamber meticulously and check for damage to your receiver.

Good afternoon, does anyone know a fix for when the screen on a pocket pro 2 illuminates then dims and continues flashing? The tone still works but the display is not functioning. Thanks

I can't find it. If it's the web link it is broken and wont load.

Can You post a picture of your BCG?

I think he was shooting factory ammo.

Can you post a picture of your bcg?

Kind of hard to follow but I'll take a swing. I've got a couple questions. 1. The first round didn't eject after firing and damaged the second round. How was the second round damaged? 2. The extractor moved backward. Do you mean the extractor is now permanently bent backwards? 4. If you brass is ejecting forward the gun might be over gassed which isn't uncommon with 10.5 uppers. My 10.5 suppressed upper is way over gassed and does the same thing. 5. Was the other rifle you shot the BCG in a 10.5 or a different gas system, midlength or rifle length? If so that would account for why it was ejecting properly. How do the headstamps of the fired rounds look? Are the primers flat? Is there an impression from ejector on the base of the case?

You can run a 650 without any major effort sitting on a stool. I do stand sometimes depending on what I'm doing, sizing large rifle brass takes a little more effort than loading pistol rounds.

I use the Lee Decapping die but changed out the decapping pin. I use a squirrel daddy hardened steel decapping pin that has rounded shoulders that don't catch the neck of the casing. Haven't broke any pins yet out of several thousand rounds.

Any update? I'm curious as to what the issue was. I had a similar issue a while back with FC308 brass. I never resolved the issue just set the brass aside.

I found a used Kushlan 350 concrete mixer on Facebook or Craigslist for $50. I used rubber horse mat/ conveyer belt material and filled inthe gaps to agitate the brass. A little hot water, pinch of dan and a sprinkle of lemi shine and half a 5gal bucket of 9mm comes out looking brand new.

Good afternoon gents, I'm looking to get some input on cleaning products for precision rifle barrels. Specifically a barrel solution that removes carbon but does not remove copper from the barrel. What is everyone using that fits this type of cleaner. Thanks in advance

+1 for the MBF. Once you get it set up and dialed in you won't look back. Just pay attention when loading and you'll be good to go.

I shot a handful of Acme and buckets full of SNS. Honestly I couldn't tell the difference performance wise. I've stuck with SNS since they're a small semi local business that sponsors matches here in Illinois.

I'm leaning more toward sticking with what I have. Not really wanting to spend hours trimming and I'm not shooting any matches or anything with it. Thanks for the input gents I truly appreciate it.

These guys put on a decent video regarding hold overs and such at different zeros from 7yds and on. I thought it was informative. https://www.vigilanceelite.com/blogs/vigilance-elite-blogs/36-yard-zero I'm not associated with them at all. Just passing some information along.

I've got a Savage 10 in 308 and I could not be happier with the rifle. I threw a vortex scope on it and it easily out shoots me. My only hang up is the stock mine came with is plastic and feels cheap. There are a couple replacement options available though. Other than that I highly recommend the Savage.