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$85.00 + $10.00 shipping to repair the mirror (don't ask me how I know!)

Although created for BPCR shooters in mind, the SPG mat http://www.blackpowderspg.com/access.html#mat is larger than most, with wings for the elbows & weights in the corners to prevent the wind from picking up the corners. Pricey, but in my opinion worth it.

Here's the schedule for the St. Louis BR club: http://www.shootingstl.com/schedule.htm

I had the same trouble until I realized that I wasn't bumping the shoulder quite far enough. One minor adjustsment and the cases fell out of the die.

If I can recall, the takedown is like about any other semi-auto shotgun, much like a Remington 1100. I don't remember any special tips or tricks. Unscrew the nut at the end of the forearm. Pull forearm off towards the muzzle. Remove the bolt handle with a tug. Pull the action rod & bolt out...

I second on the Ultra Mag. Wide open access from the front, and it will handle almost any size case & die. I've heard that some dies won't work in a Coax due to the horseshoe shape of the handle.

I have a Shilen DGA action that is missing its ejector. I tried to pirate the parts off a 700 bolt, but these parts were just slightly too large to fit into the ejector hole on the DGA bolt. Can anyone point me to a source for the proper ejector/spring/retaining pin? Thanks!

I believe that a small number of 52E rifles left the factory with laminated stocks. One important clue is that these rifles came with a very deeply inset crown. Very rare, thus quite valuable IMHO.