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Hi. I will talk to my doctor about this when I see him,, but that's in a year or so.. I saw him about 2 mouths ago. I took an extra test to be on the safe side, but everything turned out normal. I'm not worry to much about this condition for now. I did more reading and I'm not the only one...

meanwhîe I found this Interesting article : https://newsnetwork.mayoclinic.org/discussion/mayo-clinic-q-and-a-double-vision-can-often-be-effectively-treated/

Hi everyone ! 2/3rd life male here now having trouble focusing on the scope reticle. I have 2 scopes, a nice Leupold BR 24x and an OK BSA 24x fix Japan. ( also have a bushnell 4200 8x32 , same problem...) The reticle on both is very fine duplex with an 1/8 MOA dot ( I could be wrong on...

No problem I will try that on my set of brass. thanks to all stef

I agree that it has to lessen the thickness of the shoulder by a bit. I'm new to neck turning so I don't know if it will have an effect or not on the longevity or even accuracy of the rounds.... Still I decided to go with with the instructions given by my turning tool manufacturer, PMA, if...

More like it now....... Thanks everyone for your help. Happy shooting stef

Hi Hunter. this is the tool I'm using. this video explains how to use it. he does go in the shoulder a bit... I now know I went too far..... I broke the link in case it's not permitted. Regards h ttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AEjUuEcXH0Q

I think it's good. my chamber is marked .262, a loaded round with the neck turned is now .2604 . .so I believe I'm good to go. 0.0016" spacing.... Wall thickness : the Berger is .2435'' 0.2604 minus 0.2435 equals 0.0169 ; divided by 2 equals 0.00845 " wall thickness (did I...

Hi. OK so tonight I neck turned my first 2 brass ever..... using the PMA expander and PMA model B 30 degres for my 6mm PPC Before I do them all, Please can you comment my work ? first, did I go far enough into the shoulder ? or too much maybe ? Also right now where is a burr I can...

Hi I will buy from PMA then thanks again for your help Stef

Hi. So hopefully soon I will neck turn my first case ever... it's all new to me... I got myself a nice PMA Neck Turner for my 6mm PPC.... I have yet to learn to use it.. but I know I need to buy a neck expander now... Since I know nothing about those expanders and how they work... I would...

I'm getting a PMA cutter with a 30 degree angle fyi....I was told it will take care of donuts issues not saying the case above has one.... just saying what's on my buying list thanks stef

Hi. thanks for your help. I am convinced the brass were fired at least 3 times each. maybe more.... but I have no die to set them back and fire them again 3 times. so it will be it.... what neck turning tool would you recommend ? ( hopefully it's not too expensive... :cool ? ) no need to...

OK thank you for the info. ( I haven't tried anything yet...) stef.

you could be right ! ( I thought I could see very weak tooling marks at the base of the neck, but it's not obvious....) thanks

The loaded round that came with the rifle seems to be neck turned for 2 different thickness: The last section of the neck is thinner that the section closer to the shoulder. The section near the mouth is on average 0.2607 thick, (around 0.168 long) The one closer to the shoulder is 0.2628 thick...

@ centerfire. I already send the 3 brass to someone in Alberta. He is in the business and will get the brass to Harrell’s I’m also getting the Harrell arbor press, a shoulder gage, the .257 and .258 bushings and a good seating die…. First, I did not notice the Manufacturer of the brass you are...

yes you are right. I don't have any die yet. but I believe I may have found someone being able to legally sent the 3 sample brass to the States, to Harrell's I will let you know pretty soon if things work out ... I checked again with white board black ink what's causing the bolt to be hard to...

much much appreciation to all of you. thank you very much Bob1949 for the link Best regards stef

Ho boy..... this one I really don't understand please if you find the time, can you elaborate ? thanks stef