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The L in 12L14 stands for lead. That's why it cuts so nice and also why it isn't as popular as it used to be.

He was from a North East state and moved to California when he was a young child.

Rest in Peace When San Gabriel was still open he gave a lot of his time run the matches. He also put together two great bench rest schools including bullet making that was his big interest. He had a real passion for bench rest, group shooting that is never score. Steve RIP Dave

Look at the Pumkin I have one and adjustments of a tenth or two are very easy and consistent.

Sunnen makes a number of honing oils for different applications, some have sulfur and some don't. Their MB30 honing oil has sulfur and animal fats, it works extremely well for cutting chambers. I use it for chambering and tapping on stainless or carbon steel and never have had a problem of any...

+2 on what Jerry said. Digital are big a bulky. I call on machine shops everyday and I can't remember the last time a saw a good machinist use a digital mic.

I would think if you poured a short (length) lap it would be able to follow the change in the twist rate.

They were bailed out with 25 billion dollars from the government. The government got the 25 billion dollars from law abiding gun owning tax payers. And this is how B of A says thank you?

I have bought several stocks from them with no problem. Over all I have found them to be good people to deal with. I would call not e-mail.

I live in Southern California the temperature is great, but the winds from the anti gun nuts blows hard and cold. Enjoy what you have warm weather isn't everything.

My guess is the pawn show based in Detroit is more main stream of pawn shops, pawn Stars is my favorite you got to love the old man. As for Sons Of Guns, I don't think they are doing our second amendment rights any good.

Hedspace I have to agree that show is a fiasco.

Your right he did make his money in the injection molding industry, but he is a barrel manufacturer not a machinery maker.

A reamer has a relatively short cutting area. When it finds a kink or abrupt turn in the barrel left from the gun drill it will tend to follow it. The hone has a longer cutting surface and will bridge across these areas making a straight hole. I have seen many posts on this forum about these...

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What is the difference between that an a Remington 700 with a build in magazine? Maybe a lot of money.

And Jackie as I'm sure you know all to well, try to find anybody with machine shop skills.

NHK I think you are right. I used a .420" on my 6.5X47 to set the FL die to push the shoulder back .001" and it shoots some really nice groups. Your using it as a comparator I don't think the size matters, it just needs to be between .291" and .456".

I agree with Larry I FL size every time bumping the shoulder back .001". With a stripped bolt the they chamber with no drag. I have been doing this for a few years and it seemed to eliminate the occasional flyers that I had.