John MH

1 hour ago, Geezedtee said:

Lets not lose site of what this sight is for and this is clearly a case of a bent muzzle break.

Also, I have reliable information from my CHIS at FAL that FAC (FF202), Condition 5 AOLQ, does not include Wee Donkeys.

Sorry.

😂

2 minutes ago, martin_b said:

but maybe Im right to dislike muzzle breaks

And your connection or point is?

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Infinity, if that makes sense. The dot on the secondary sight just has to be aligned parallel to the scope tube as it’s only used as an aid to rapidly acquire your target when the scope is set on a high magnification with a narrow field of view. That said I set mine up out of the bedroom window on a telegraph pole tip at about 400 yards and it’s done what it needs to from 100 tout to 1760 yards.

Stage Officers were brilliant.

Years and years ago I did some pistol round tests in water soaked telephone directories stacked as if in a bookcase.

Shot today at an NRA event where 90% of competitors were using Muzzle Brakes, no complaints from anyone.

🤣😂😂

This is why we have lost such a great character and we are all less for it.

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3 hours ago, brown dog said:

🤣

🤣😂🤣

There are some display warnings but no users serviceable parts.

Noise Report Clerkhill march 2021.pdf

Sound like there is no noise after all 🤣😂🤣 and certainly no gunfire discernible at the the Monastery.

Statement in support of Planning Application .pdf

Planning argument stacks up as well.

Labradar to fiddly and missed too many shots.

1 hour ago, One on top of two said:

As I turns out I will be doing some annealing tomorrow night and I will test what the actual temp of my cases using my vertex with my Fluke industrial laser thermometer. That’s goes upto 650 C / 1200 F . And before anyone asks yes it is certificated. 
edited to say as long as I can do it of course , I have never thought of trying this before as I just followed the instructions that came with my vertex and had no reason to doubt it . But we will see .

Would be interesting to see what the ‘peak’ temperature reached is.

I have a AMP Mk2 now but have had both a Bench-Source Vertex and much copied Giraud Tool Cartridge Case Annealer. Setting up both I used Tempilaq, 750F on the inside of case mouths and 350F on the outside from case head up to the neck. In the absence of a high tech method of measuring the temperature this the Tempilaq is probably the simplest way of getting a 'ball park' indication of the temperature being achieved. I also used to darken the room I was annealing in so that I could see the case neck start to just glow red, similar to how Eric C demonstrates. I had no problem with that method and do believe my cases were annealed as the 'feel' when seating bullets was consistent and 'smooth'. I would suggest that when the Tempilaq paint burns off you have achieved the minimum temperature on the bottle, ie to burn the 750F off you have reached at least 750F but probably a lot more, I think the 350F paint on the case wall is a better indicator that you have not overheated the neck as the heat travels so quickly through the brass. Been doing it that way since 2007 without any issues.

Whose rules?

Works for .308 and 6XC, may be to short for long action cases.

Yes, 90mm between inside frame top to bottom.

1 hour ago, Popsbengo said:

yes indeed!  Use a salt bath 😉😂

Goon

Take the guess work out of it:
 

Done and shared.

Did I say you should have got a Co-Ax?

Sorry, its gone.