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I really like "fix it sticks" a little pricy but I carry mine in my range gag all of the time. Nice tool kit....

If your just looking for transport size this one is graet Amazon.com : Gorilla Carts GCSW-7P 7 Cu. Ft. Collapsible Folding Outdoor Utility Wagon with Oversized Bed, Black : Patio, Lawn & Garden it folds both ways so it is a small square for transport but larger than the usual Academy wagon ready to use. I have one and really like it. EDIT it folds like the one KMCA linked above but larger unfolded

What gun are you shooting. I have 510C on a few 223 ar's and my PCC and they won't quit. I should knock on wood.

I just emailed and asked the same question the answer I received is below... Yes. I replaced all plastic ends with my own brass ends, and using tubes with brass ends on my XL750 and both RL and Super 1050s. Ends were iriginally sized for 750. So on 1050 you might need to run ends over 200 grit sandpaper. That depends on your particular press’ dimensions. Coincidently, I just received review submitted by fellow reloader who uses 1050. It will be posted on website soon. Be safe, AP

8.1.3 states that the slide/bolt must be fully forward. is it allowed somewhere else?

I have 2 boxes coming from BBI they have been at the Almo, TN post office since 8/4 I filed a complaint with the post office they claim "the shipping label must be messed up." I had some trouble getting them before covid I hate waiting. BBI did there job and shipped fast there is someone at that post office tired of carrying boxes of bullets.

Just FYI according to the JB weld site it can be thinned with acetone

I got my results yesterday I was 23 in April and went down to 14 now. I'm pretty happy about that. Hopefully it will continue to go down at that rate.

That is an 8% reduction. It is my understanding that the levels are very slow to drop and any movement in the right direction is good. Don’t be too discouraged as long as it is lower every time you get it checked.

does anyone have experience with water usage from the arctic cove fan? I would hate to have to add gallons of water to what I already carry.

^this for sure. I have read that vitamin C increases your ability to absorb lead. I stopped taking mine until I get rechecked. I'm sure many other factors make some people more susceptible than others. I am convinced hygiene is the way to combat it. I get mine rechecked in 2 more months.

The cajun 15# p-09 spring and cut down p-09 guide rod uncaptured. I have around 3k through the gun now with no other problems

Mine did that when it was new. The ejector was rubbing on the slide. The slide would go back smooth until it got back to the ejector and it would rub hard enough to slow the slide down. After fixing that and going with the 15# spring I love the gun it works flawless. David

Mine was 23 a few months ago. I'm doing same as above and as soon as I get home from the range I wash all of my cloths in d-lead soap and shower immediately. I go back to be retested at the end of the summer.

My P10F after north of 2000 rounds and a #15 recoil spring is still very hard to operate the slide release. I don't think time and a lighter spring is the answer.