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Thanks again.

Cheers Dellboy.

For brass and gun parts?

Thanks folks.

Thanks, I'll check that out.

Cheers Alan.

Nice one, thanks for that.

Hi all. I've a query for those in the know. For those using ultrasonic cleaners, what chemical / cleaning products would you reccomend for - A - dirty gun parts. B - cleaning brass. All the related posts ive found seem to be 4 or 5 years old now, I'm guessing there's new products on the market nowadays. Thanks in advance.

Hi LukeM. What year is the rifle, are the numbers matching and can you send me a close up pic of the disk on the stock pls. Thanks.

Hi folks. Just wondering, if anyone has any experience with the following rest, and if do what are the pros and cons. Thanks.

Good man. Pm on its way.

Hi DelaRue. Is this still for sale?

Scope now sold. Thanks.

Anyone want to make me an offer?

Cheers again bud.

Thanks for the reply popsbengo. It sounds like I'm on the right lines using Lapua brass too. So am I right in saying you re-size with your bushing die then run an expander mandrel through the neck too? Im guessing the 21st century sets of mandrels for each bullet size are the way to go over the Wilson 1 mandrel for each calibre size approach? Thanks again.

Hi all. Its been a few years since I bought new dies so I'm after some advice. Like many others I started off with Lee, then onto Redding and for my last few calibres it was LE Wilson. I'm sticking with LE Wilson for my bullet seating but I'm curious to hear opinions on sizing dies. I used to neck size and only FL size if I was starting to get a tight bolt close. Then I changed to a bushing bump die giving 2 thou bump. Is this still the way to go? Are bushing dies a thing of the past and mandrel dies the flavour of the month or maybe a combination of both. Just assume this is for informal competition standard reloading. I do anneal after every firing but I don't neck turn. Answers on a postcard please. TIA.

Bumpity bump....

Nightforce 8-32×56 NF Benchrest IR for sale. Optically perfect and 1/8 clicks are super precise. Npd2dd reticule A few very light scuff marks on IR ring. No scratches from mounts. £750 posted TYD. These retail at £1300 - £1400 new. Blurb below..... The Nightforce 8-32×56 precision Benchrest features a 56mm multi-coated lens, providing the superior resolution necessary to distinguish fine detail at extremely long ranges. An adjustable objective allows extra-fine focus to adjust parallax from 25 yards to infinity. Target turrets are calibrated in true .125 MOA (1/8 click) values and can be re-indexed to zero after sighting in.Precision Benchrest riflescopes are equipped with a coil spring plunger return system to maximize tracking accuracy. The eyepiece provides fast reticule focusing, and a glass-etched illuminated reticule provides optimum image/reticule contrast under virtually any lighting conditions. Magnification: 8-32mm Objective: 56mm Exit Pupil: 5.6mm at 8x / 1.7mm at 32x Field of View: 2.9m at 8x / 1m at 32x Eye Relief: 2.9in (75mm) Internal Adjustment Range: 50 MOA Elevation / 50 MOA Wind or 13.6 Mil-Rad Elevation / 13.6 Mil-Rad Windage Click Value: .125 MOA Tube Diameter: 30mm Ocular Diamter: 36mm Mounting Length: 5.5 inches Weight: 36oz Overall Length: 16.6 inches Illumination: Standard Applications: General Target Shooting & Competition. Advertised elsewhere.

SOLD.

Price reduction - Gun as detailed above, LE Wilson dies, bushings & Lapua Match brass as detailed above & delivery RFD to RFD anywhere in UK - £1250.

Back up the ladder.

Bumpitybump

If I decide to split monkeyspanker ill let u know.

Sorry mate. It went last week.