RE: My Silver hand-cast, hand-poured GUNS
I have one semi-long range setup, that I need to dial in. Good for maybe 1,000 yards, at least that was the plan. The scope is more than enough for that, 8-32 x 56. 24" .223 upper on a Delaware Machinery AR-15 lower, I have a Colt Gold Match LPK that needs swapped in and it has a MagPul PRSS stock on it with a monopod which is fully adjustable. That bit alone was like $150-ish for the monopod 😹 I'm sure you are painfully aware of the costs associated with long range shooting! At least I caught the 24" SS Bull Barrel upper at over half off. They botched the number of 'in stock' 20" barrels, it showed 7 when I paid for mine and showed 6 right after I checked out, but then I get an email... "We messed up yada-yada" so I negotiated the 24" with express shipping for an additional $40 off and ended up paying around $340 for the upper. Here's a pic of the lower with a 20rd mag and the PRSS installed... plus me looking 'grim' 🤣
I certainly believe you have more in store 💪
Great to hear about the rockchucker, I did survey many reloading posts and searched about precision and being upgrade-able, that one came up every time and usually on top. Almost got a Redding T7 but it's kinda between precision and volume. The heavy duty nature of the rockchucker won out!
Sounds like a good system you have there, and yes the RCBS gearvis pretty good. Ivan had no reason to doubt it's integrity and have used it faithfully for years. Good luck with it, and thanks for responding.
I think it will do it's job just fine! I have a few items (used) from a prior purchase, we also have 10mm, 38/357 dies and maybe one other already. Can't remember which ones but it's a good start. Oh yes, 45 ACP. I am considering a very heavy 45 ACP subsonic, starting at 300gr slugs
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Of course I will need a 'can' 👍