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We need to run a thread on how to obtain Class 3 stuff by forming a trust. All of my buddies are getting sbs and sbr's along with supressors. It is a very simple process. However ,the machine guns are so dang expensive. Not to mention expensive to feed also.

Tell us about your shotty Patrick.

I have never heard anybody bad mouth TAC. Seems to be a well designed propellant. I load .223 with Win 748. It doesnt seem to spike in the weather conditions and load up to the max just about always. I have used varget some, but , when loading mil cases I cant seem to get all the powder in the...

Titegroup is a fast powder. It doesnt fill the case up enough to get a real clean burn. Look for slower powders. They are a little more expensive to load with due to not being as effeicient. None of Accurate's powders hvae the temperature stabilizing characteristics . Ramshot's powders are all...

Here is something else to consider when loading pistol rounds. A slower powder will usually take more gr weight to achieve the same velocities as the faster powders. However, The slower powders arent as effecient , but , fill more of the case volume. The more volume of the case that is filled...

Has anybody put any feelers out to the ffl dealers in Tulsa? I am willing to bet that somebody would do it. Might check with Don Franson he may know someone.

All single base powders burn very clean.However, they are temperature sensitive for the most part. These powders are fine if you plan on shooting a batch very shortly after loading them. On the other hand you have the double based powders. Just about everything that Alliant makes is a double...

I will take one . I really dont want to drive to the city though. What have we concluded on the Tulsa buyers ? As far as what we have to do in order to get them here?

+1 on the redding stuff. They are truly a competition based company. I have 223 Redding competition dies. The seater has the micrometer adjustment. The resizing dies use the bushing for neck sizing.

Are you using a standard resizing die or carbide? Also are you having problems with the crimp? maybe that's why you were having the drop in problem.

I will post pics. I have two kits from kidd customs. I got a couple of tacticool stocks from Boyd's gun stocks. They look like little McMillan stocks. I ordered adjustable v-blocks for them. I am hoping that if there is any the v-blocks will adjust it out. I got the MOA receivers and they are...

I am building a couple of match 10/22's. I keep hearing about barrel droop while assembling them. How do I know if I am getting the droop or not?

Are there any performance available for the 92 's? I see mostly 1911 shooters in the combat pistol shoots> I have a 92 and was wanting to trick it out for performance.

Are the LCP's ambidextrous? I have a Lil girl that wants her own pistol , but , she is a lefty.

Instead of sorting through all the threads using the search option which was taking forever. I started a new thread. Here is a linky http://thefiringline.com/forums/showthread.php?t=425876

JT this could very well be a powder problem also. SMK bullets are some of the best match bullets on the market. Black Hills may be producing the cartridges with a powder that is too slow for your barrel length. 17" barrels are going to require probably the fastest rifle powder available for .223...

The bullet selection does directly relate to rate of twist. The faster the twist the heavier thebullet. Where the difference is lies in the length of the bullet. All .223 rem projectiles are .224 dia. When a heavier bullet is produced since they are all the same dia the additional material goes...

Its a crap shoot. You can load for about $4.00 per box. I believe that walmart sells them almost that cheap. The rub lies with purchasing the loader. A progressive loader for shotshells is just about the only way to go. A good unit will cost you around $400.00. It takes a lot of $0.75 savings to...

This is the one I am referring to . Hodgdon put out 3 clays powders; Clays , clays Universal, clays international. There was so much confusion with the names that they are now just using the titles w/o the clays at the front. Except for the one called clays. They are now referred to as ;Clays ...

This is where a burn rate chart will help greatly. Lets say that I am wanting to load some 25-06 Remington. My rifle is a Savage VF112SS. The barrel length is 26". This being a longer barrel I want to stay with a slower burning powder. The length of the barrel with give the slower burning powder...