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    Neck sizing problem - need more of neck sized

    After scratching my head for a while, I think that C Maier has the answer to your problem. Dick
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    When shooting from up hill to down hill

    The answer is NO. It doesn't matter if you're shooting uphill or downhill your line of sight is the HYPOTENUSE of a triangle, because the hypotenuse is always longer than the base your bullet time of flight will be longer and your point of impact will be LOWER. Dick
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    we need a humor forum.....until then

    With the Holidays upon us, I would like to share a personal experience with my friends about drinking and driving. As you may know, some of us have been known to have brushes with the authorities from time to time on the way home after a "social session" out with friends. Well, two days ago I...
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    borescopes

    I spent the extra bucks for the Hawkeye with the angled eyepiece and the focusing feature and I'm glad that I did. I would recommend that you purchase that model. Dick
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    Scope and Bore not parallel

    The Burris Signature Zee Rings come with inserts that have NO offset, to achieve any advantage with regard to aligning the scope to the bore you would need to use the inserts included in the "insert kit". Instructions for the selection of the proper insets to correct your specific problem are...
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    Scope and Bore not parallel

    Burris Signature Zee Rings I agree with those who have suggested the Burris Signature Zee Rings, you'll have to purchase the insert kit that is sold separately, but this will solve your problem without drilling, tapping, lapping, etc.. Dick
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    Rifle jumps off front bag

    If your rear bag is set too far forward on the bench the pistol grip part of the stock could be hitting the rear bag on recoil causing the rifle to catapult off of the front rest. Just me thinking out loud. Dick
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    Forster Die Honing Question

    I agree with Joe, if you go with a bushing type die you'll have the option of playing with neck tension. I like the Redding Type S, FL sizing dies that use bushings to size the neck. Dick
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    Annealing machines

    Gerry, how do you keep the lead from sticking to the brass ? I tried that method one time and the lead fused to the brass like it was soldered on. Thanks, Dick
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    Annealing machines

    Robert This might work, http://68forums.com/forums/showthread.php?54267-75-DIY-Automatic-Case-Annealer-Project-Complete!-Plans-and-parts-list-included! Dick
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    torque in a 7mm-08

    Yup What David said. Dick
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    Ok probably another millionth question on Bag Sand

    Play sand I would recommend that you go to Home Depot and buy some "Play Sand" that is used for kids sand boxes and playground equipment. This product is inexpensive, comes in 25 lb. bags, and it has been washed clean. Dick
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    1/8 or 1/16 dot

    3/32" For what it's worth, I've used an 1/8" then a 1/16" dot, I'm now using a 3/32" dot and love it. Dick
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    How old does THIS make you feel.......Elvis's Grandaughter just got married.

    I guess that guys like us still remember those "Good old days" like it was yesterday. I feel so blessed to have lived in those days. Dick
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    Dyna-Tech Bore Coat

    Thanks for clearing that up, I couldn't imagine that you would do that to a BR barrel. Dick
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    Dyna-Tech Bore Coat

    Jackie, are you saying that you are doing this WITH, or WITHOUT the use of Dyna-Tek ? Dick
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    Barrel Twist for 308Win

    I have had very good results with a 1 in 12" twist using 168 gr bullets. Dick
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    I can't call my shots with M1A

    +1 on Dusty's advice, check out the M-14 Forums. The first thing that I would do is to put a cheek rest on the stock, you can't call a shot if your head is moving about independent of the rifle. I use one of the wrap around Blackhawk cheek rest that is held on with Velcro straps, that way I...
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    PPC Alternate Shell holder for looser fit?

    That's interesting, inexpensive,requires no machining, and is reversible if it doesn't yield the desired results. I think I'll try it. Thanks for posting it, Dick
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    Loss of Accuracy After Annealing

    Hi Bill, I would load up a few pieces (6 or 9) of your annealed brass with your regular load, fire and re-size them three or four times to see if accuracy returns. You may have gotten the necks a bit too soft to hold consistent neck tension. Working the brass by firing and re-sizing should...
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