Kokeman

I've built 2 of them. I do have a milling machine so it was quite easy. They recommend using a hand drill even if you have a drill press or mill for the holes. Using a dremel and file would be quite easy if you have any mechanical skills.

I have about 4k rounds through mine. The only issue I had was running Browning and CI ammo through it. It has run Winchester, Federal, CCI, and Rem. 100%. I used to run a 10/22 but I like the AR platform better.

If you want an AR style why not just build an AR22? I built one last year on an Anderson lower and Right to Bear barrel, bolt and mags. If you already already have an AR you can always just put a dedicated upper together and swap out your old lower set up with 22 mags.

Right to Bear has stripped uppers and barrels in stock. I've built a 22 using their products and they work good. 9mm AR-15 Accessories & Pistol Parts for Sale (righttobear.com) I have 3 PCCs and all have C-more railways.

The instructions from Dillon on my 550 says OAL within .016" is normal. That is ±.008. I am ±.003 with 9mm in my 550.

I can make you a good deal on 20000+ once fired primers.

Try practisim vr on steam. Its not bad. https://store.steampowered.com/app/611720/Practisim_VR/

I've had 2 Lyman Micro, both have gone to crap. I just bought a Dillon a couple weeks ago. Much better so far.

I originally had a old Tasco round red dot on it. Hit me up if you need grip.

Last years "I'm bored and have a bunch of parts laying around build". I had most of the stuff laying around except the barrel and nut. I 3D printed the grip, magwell, and buffer plug.

Thanks for the tip. I've always just use a small screw driver.

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Just trying to figure out what you want designed.

Where you wanting just pistol mags?

Looks easy enough to do. Give me a couple days and I will see what I can come up with.

Any word on when they will be taking preorders?

I bought 2 ATI Milsports over the last 4 years. They were under the $800, don't remember the exact price. They have ran great with over 15k through each of them. With only one broken firing pin. I do change them after about 5k rounds now.

In my experience it is not enough to make a difference. In the past I have used Winchester, CCI, Federal, Magtech and S&B. I loaded them with the same load and did not see any significant difference at 25 yards. I am also not a bullseye shooter either. So my eyes would make more difference than the primer.

I prefer a heat gun over a torch.

When there is a 5th Saturday in a month we do a carry gun steel challenge match. There is one this Saturday if it doesn't rain.

All mine are right hand but would prefer if they were left handed.

I've had a printer for a year now. I print all kinds of useful stuff shooting related. Just finished a bullet feeder for my Dillon 550.

Thanks for the STL. Took about 9 minutes to print. It works in my gen 3, gen4, and both V1 and V2 poly80.

They work good in my glocks and PCCs. I've loaded maybe 10-15k of them.

Back in the last shortage I found out Midway's notifications were not exact. My buddy would get a notification hours if not the day before me for the same product. Most likely sold out before you got the email.