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Great shooting Lee. Now ... do it again.

They took it a LOT more serious in '51. Stupid wars. 38,000 dead young men and 58 years later, we still have 50,000 guys over there. Korea....that is.

count the screws on the left hand side. 4 or 6...

Me too ! Mine is a six clicker, meaning 6 clicks from one number to the other.

Francis; I don't believe anyone was concerned about their bullets being seated that deeply, as I doubt any chamber is that shallow. The other reason has been covered. ;)

What jerry says is true. I have reamed some out but don't anymore. At the time, I questioned (in my own mind) whether the donut would change the burn rate, and if there would be a differance firing one with a donut, backed up by one without. I still question that I guess. Jerry, what are your...

from me either, although I had the slop taken out of the handle with bronze bushings. It is now relatively snug.

Jerry; I got rid of my B&M ( with the original box) that I bought back in the late 50's or so, because at the time, I was using 3031 and some other long grained stuff and didn't care for the way the kernals were cut off. Bob White ended up with it. The other thing I didn't care for was having to...

If you'd rather not put it here, would you send it to me at jmaisto@wi.rr.com? Appreciate it. Thanks

George and Vera haven't slacked off any since last years super shoot. Glad to hear it.

Nice job bill. See you next week. Joe

As they told us in the Marine Corps, "there is always that 10%". It's only a matter of time, but in the meantime...

And I have a Ruger#1v in .223 which when seated to touch the lands with a Sierra 55 gr. is barely in the case as well. Freebore?

Boyd, The last line in your response makes more sense than anything I can think of.

Mustafa, Yes, I believe that to be true. They sat behind me at last years SS, and asked me a thing or two. Cindy e mailed me and told of her small agg. in the 100 L. It looked to me like 23 thou. seperated her from 1st in the two gun. Do I read that right ? They will be an asset to our sport.

For being relatively new shooters, Fran Ito and wife Cindy have put it together. Watch down the road. Congrats to both of you.

I'm getting to the end of a jug of 8208, LC 12214, that shoots very well, but is extremely dirty. I have another (as yet) unused jug of TW 18104 that another guy in Cinncinati wants in the worst way, as he is about out of what he has, but I don't care to part with it. When Ron Hoehn had a bunch...

Dr. Tim, It is always a pleasure reading your words of wisdom.

The "favorites" folder is a handy item. Every now and then I put something on there from these forums.

That's kind of where I was going with this. It is simply how much more you have to expand . No question of how much straighter the necks will be using your method. Thanks James