Reloading Equipment

trued 700 action
1/10 twist, SS, 22inches
Jet can...it is ol'school...lot newer models out there like Shark, SWR, AAC, etc.
KMW bolt knob
It had an AICS, then a Manners stock...now wearing a PSS stock...saving up for another Manners stock w/their new chasis system

 

my favorite little toy!!!

i have a couple others, but this is all i want to share right now.

 

Dillon all the way, top notch service!

 

+1

I would like to hear more about this method too.

 

Here's the link to the OCW page for those interested. It explains everything. It's a lot of reading but the method definitely works and gives you a uniform technique to find the best load for any rifle.

http://optimalchargeweight.embarqspace.com/#

@Ronin, how long did you have to wait for those suppressors?

 

I said ColdBreeze, I meant ColdZero...anyway thanks for the link. I have not looked at the link yet, but I will.

It was several years ago, but I am going to say 3month for the ATF to process the paperwork.

These days there are so many great suppressors. I would go with a Ti can for a boltgun.

I have a SWR Wolverine for my 223.

Here are some great suppressors in my opinion:

http://sharksuppressors.net/Catalog.aspx

http://advanced-armament.com/

http://swrmfg.com/

I will try to post a video of the 308 shooting subs....i just have to wait for dry weather.

-Al

 

Great site w/lots of info.

http://www.snipershide.com/forum/

 

I'm a member there too, same sn. I don't participate much, mostly on there to learn. I'm thinking of signing up for the online course though. Wish I could get suppressors in MA. When I move I plan to get me a few along with an SBR.

 

I have a Dillion square deal B for 9mm. I have a Hornady lock and load with case feed for .45. I also have a rock chucker single stage for match .308.

I think they are all fine presses! I only went with the lock and load because I got a great deal on it used other wise I probably would have picked up a Dillon 550, or super 1050.

If you want to load match .308 only use a single stage. I have never had good luck loading match ammo on a progressive.


Ronin,

I'm with you OCD with my match ammo! I have a power powder trickler that dispenses onto an electronic scale which shuts it off when it is the perfect weight.