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  1. 15 hours ago, SikaJames said:

    I've swapped all my calibres to  Redding Full Length Type S dies + Redding competition shell holders, to give 2 thou shoulder bump. 

    I have been using a separate mandrel on the necks, after FLS, but recently tried Redding carbide button in the FLS dies, and I can't measure a change to run-out 

    I use Wilson seating dies, which I love as it can use them on the firing point.  I used to use shims, but treated myself to micrometer tops, but it's only a convenience

    I anneal every time, with an AMP

    I do neck turn for my precision rifles:  One 'cos the chamber demands it,.  One, just a light skim 'cos I can'.  I can't prove it makes a difference in the latter.

     I use an industrial ultrasound machine:  cost the same as a branded 'shooting' one, but does MUCH better job, and ut hasn't blown-up a day after the warrantee period 

    I do uniform primer pockets & deburr flash-holes, even on Lapua brass..... but I don't have data to say it's worth doing , and Erik Cortina was saying it's not worth it.  I assume he has data to back up that assertion

    And finally I recently bought an ARC 3-way trimmer via Wildcat, which is defo never going back.  Sooooo much better that Lee or Wilson predecessors

    I have segregated cases into 1-2gr batches, but I can't detect a PoI shift for the light vs heavy ones; so this is prob a a waste of time 

     

    #GeekyHomeloads !

     

    All that you are missing then is an AMP press - was one on your list to Santa?

    Merry Christmas 

    JCS 

  2. Whatever scope you go with, try and have a serious look through it before you buy. I've used SFP scopes for over 50 years and have currently settled on Swarovski Z6/Z6i for stalking with BHR reticles. 

    For the MOA Challenge that I shot last year, I was using a SFP March scope with a MOA reticle. 

    Oddly, I find myself using FFP on both .22s. A Mil scope for PRS 22 and a Zeiss scope for .22 long range (FCSB). 

    It's horses for courses I think and changing scopes is slightly easier than changing rifles.

    Regards

    JCS

  3. 13 minutes ago, furrybean said:

    So for competitive shooters, we sign that we load within manufacturers limits of charge therefore pressure?

    Perhaps, but with chronographs like the Xero becoming available, I expect to see in shoot velocity checks being performed. In an ideal world I would chronograph every shot that I fire.

    Regards

    JCS 

  4. SOLD.

    I bought this scope new some time ago from Optics Warehouse and in recent times it has sat on a .22LR. I don't think the sun shade has ever been out of the box, let alone out of the house. The Spuhr mounts are a recent purchase.

    Sightron SIII 10 - 50 x 60 scope - £690 posted RMSD ono.
    Sun shade for scope above - £50 posted RMSD ono.
    Spuhr individual Hunting/Aesthetic/Interface rings HP30-25A (30mm tube & 25.4mm height) - £130 posted RMSD ono.

    Advertised elsewhere.

    Thanks

    JCS

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