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Sold then

Hopefully he has got more organised. I think I sent him a money order. Felt like a money launderer !

2 piece set

Micrometer adjustment Competition Seater Die

Full length with neck bushing. 

1 bushing supplied

p/n 36114

£110 shipped

So turns out the Forster is vld compatible and does not need a specific stem. My bad.

Cleared some messages out, so I can now. pm'd you

I got pm'd about 30 seconds after I put it up !

No vld seater stem

Sorry, sold subject to payment.

Glass is perfect. Always been used in its protective cover so vgc.

Two marks on the body made by the protective cover.

The picture of the dot is a but misleading as it is smaller than that but the point is that the photo shows it is round and therefore undamaged. 

The mount is for pic rail.

Reduced to £225

Comment then pm me please

Andy

308

Redding Body Die 
RCBS Bushing Neck Sizing die - NO decapper/expander ball BUT with 2 bushings

Forster Bench Rest Seating Die 

£60 was £110

Please comment below then pm if you are interested.

Andy

308

155gr Berger Hybrid 82 off  £30 SOLD

6mm

107gr Sierra Matchking 149 off £45 SOLD

105gr Amax 100 £22 SOLD

308

165 total - mixed batch  £50

Immaculate, unused

£30 posted

As new £15 posted

I will put a photo up later. I have adaptors for sling swivel and anschutz but not pic rail, looks like a pic rail adaptor is ~£14.

Sold pending

Been used, a few chips out the paint. Otherwise excellent piece of kit

£75 posted

Made for Leupold Mk4 50mm objective

£20 posted

Old model, aluminium, done some miles.  2 methods of connection

£85 posted SOLD

On 11/5/2019 at 7:08 PM, baldie said:

When you shoot enough, you can end up getting a feeling, simply from shooting the gun, that the load is "right"

I've lost count of the times I've said it to shooting buddies..." I could pull that trigger blindfolded, and they would still go in the same hole"

Sounds cobblers, but its happened to me that many times, its untrue.

Personally, I usually shoot 5 rd groups.

3 round groups are just an easy way of making the figures look good, and to the uninitiated, sells a gun etc. If you get a flyer in a 3 rounder, you can easily dismiss that group, whereas it becomes a little more obvious if the other four have gone in one hole.

I usually settle on a load, then shoot 5 x 5 groups, and average out the 25 rounds.

A recently discovered method [satterlee ] for me though, gets you to a usable load quickly. I then like to mess about fine tuning on depth etc.

Know what you mean. Sometimes I am working hard and the group is crud but then the right load just seems to group on its own. Odd but gratifying.

Satterlee hasn't been 100% reliable for me. I got a fantastic load when I rebarreled the AX in 243 in 10 rounds (bit of luck sure) but got a real dog for the semi weight 270. Looked great but then threw occasional 3" vertical at 100 on the range. It feels a bit circular- if I start with components that are likely to give me a good load then it works quickly but if the load may be a bit flaky then it doesn't seem to be robust enough to find the narrow bands.  Maybe thats the point.

That's not a view with a huge amount of evidence to back it up, more of an idle thought...

Me too. I seem to have developed an allergy to Harris since I bought a Fortmeier...

On 9/29/2019 at 4:07 PM, Moorlander said:

its a situation that has been caused by the consumers who dont use their local shops and sure enough they are the ones moaning .

nope. if you are online you are at a minimum a national business. it is caused by crap businesses offering to sell stuff they just don't have and cant get.  its called a scam. crap businessmen not customers.

If you can't see stock before you buy then don't.  If they don't complete the contract get the card company to cancel. Easy.