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Did you go standard AR10 in 308? I've been looking really hard at those, please update us on how she shoots!

Nice looking boolits too! I was looking at something similar but solids in an aluminum mold.

I'm using wheel weights at 2k fps, powdercoated with a gas check. My buddies son's Ruger predator likes traditionally lubed boolits loaded the same way and sized the same. We go .226-.227 on the...

I think you need to speed that up just a little bit to find nirvana. Maybe 15 to 17 grains.

I think both the 351wsl and the 307 are very close to 357 mag and 350 legend. I have a 32wsl and I’d venture to say 327 federal used it as a benchmark.

I second the use of TruOil. Wonderful stuff. I used a stain as well, a mix of Barn Red and Walnut.

You can see the difference from a stripped buttstock and a standard very old oil finished forearm in the thread for my Winchester WSL refinish.

Citrus strip is pretty mild, didn't bother my hands at all. I just wiped off the stripper with a paper towel after is sat for 10 to 15 minutes. No need for the plastic bag. Definitely remove the...

What Wolfdog said! It's not that hard. Just like any other caliber, prep the brass, open the neck enough that it doesn't swage the boolit, and use good lube/good powdercoat. Also choose a propellant...

748 will reliably operate the AR gas system with 16 grains in my pistol, carbine, and mid length systems. 20-22 grains is where the best accuracy is so far for me.

I use CitriStrip for stripping wood. It's nontoxic and works wonders.

Get a Wheeler Fat Wrench in inch pounds of torque. You can actually test how different torque values can affect the accuracy of your rifle. With wood, try to stay at 30 inch pounds max. More can...

I think Kentucky Ballistics is a fun YouTube channel. Sure, he's a bit over the top, but he does show ballistic info in real time, uses shooting gelatin, and other things, and has fun. Some of the...

LMC Truck out of Kansas City has all the things for trucks. No idea where they get it but they are dang good and have had the things I need for my 84 Jimmy full size. Rocker panels, door panels, dash...

The answer is a new safe, at least in my book. It did its job, you might be asking it to do more than was designed. New safe is better than rust from an old safe.

20 to 22 grains of Win 748 and an MP 227-75 Nato mold. Powdercoated to traditionally lubed, factory gascheck or home punched. Can consistently tag a 4 inch gong at 150 yards with either an AR or the...

Picked up a complete Poverty Pony lower and a Shield Plus in 9mm with Ameriglo big dot tritium sights.

I'd get the CZ. I have a 455 and absolutely ove that gun.

Dillon Super Swage is what I use and highly recommend.

That’s a lot of bacon! You sharing all that meat? Let’s see some pics here soon!

Just installed the ejector in my 788 today. Fits and functions perfectly. Case falls out of the action at my feet. Very happy.

As long as the fit is good, there shouldn’t be issues. Fit is king. Seat the boolit, crimp, then pull it to see if it’s the correct size still. Lubed or coated makes no difference. I’ve shot both...

I say this in all seriousness, make them yourself. I buy them when there's a deal to be had but making them is easy and cost effective with the right equipment.

I was gonna buy a Kahr Arms CW9 that a gun shop got on close out for $275. Went to a Cardinals game tonight and they had a Willie McGee 82 Wolds Series signed bat. I already got dad the signed Bob g...

Charlie, please don't be so quick to judge. Take it apart and give it what it might need. Maybe a cleaning, maybe the ejector is worn. Give it a think.