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Awesome, thank you very much!

I've been doing a bit of googling without striking oil. I'm trying to find out the dimensions of the Harrell rimfire tuner. Specifically, I'm trying to find out how far past the muzzle this device is capable of extending. I'm planning on getting a couple for a couple rifles, but I am trying...

The 452 has a few variants, some with 2 actions screws, and some with 1 action screw and a barrel lug/screw. The 452/453 American has two action screws, as does the 453 Varmint. The rest slip my mind at the moment, but you can check rimfirecentral for lots of CZ info.

Or for fouling in after cleaning, before shooting for-score.

MKnarr, you believe your data, but not someone else's data because it disagrees with yours. Even if their data makes a stronger case. Nobody can possibly run a good test besides you, because everyone else is inept. You believe your data is more sound, and so anyone that has data showing...

I've seen tests that say it does/can help, and tests that say it doesn't/can't. (Spend some time with google if you want to read about ammo sorting tests. I've no desire to do that searching again.) Even done some testing of my own, and with cheaper ammo (such as Eley Target Rifle) it helped...

You'll just ignore the results if they don't agree with your already made up mind anyway. *shrug* (There are statistically significant results out there already that show it can help, just depends on the ammo in question. It doesn't help with all ammo, but how that translated into "It doesn't...

Who said anything about two rounds being identical simply because their weights are identical? I'll try this another way. Ignore your thoughts on sorting. You think sorting does work? Fine. You think sorting doesn't work? Fine. You think sorting can work? Fine. You think sorting can't...

Excellent point! At the same time, I don't think mental attitude has much to do with 50.8 vs. 51.7 & 51.3 vs. 51.3, do you? Even if you don't think it will make any noticable difference in where they hit the target, is it really that much of a stretch to think that two rounds that are 51.3...

Just for a minute, ignore your stance on sorting, by any means, weight, rims, whatever. Ignore the fact that you think it might/does work, or, ignore the fact that you think it doesn't/can't work. Just for one minute, you have no stance on sorting, good or bad. And for that minute, consider...

Sorry, been busy. Yes, just read it and replied now.

I think the 451 and the Model 1 may actually be different models. At any rate, the old Brno Model 2 and today's CZ 452 have the same trigger design. The slightly older Brno Model 1 has a different design that was dropped once they started producing the Model 2s. I think there are still a fair...

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They machine them differently for the different triggers. I could take pictures of each sometime if you like.

452 and 453 triggers aren't interchangable, so I'd say no.

You may not have seen it carried anywhere, but it has never gone away. They never stopped producing rounds with that round nose bullet, just under a different name, as you've now seen. I imagine the round with the EPS bullet is just more popular, that's all.

It usually is interesting... but, please, can you hold back on repeating the same sentences over and over, as if we forgot we just read it 3 seconds earlier? Makes it a lot easier to hold that interest. :D

The Paco tool differs a bit from the reloading die type in operation. I don't recall anyone using the die complaining about missing lube. But for that matter, I don't recall anyone using the Paco tool complaining about missing lube either. At least with the reloading die it would do the same...

I'm not sure how squeezing a bullet in a die is going to remove anything. IIRC, his die actually makes bullets slightly larger in diameter, btw.

There's a guy mentioned on RFC that makes a die that works with a reloading press that does this. No idea about its results. And, yeah, it would obviously be considered altering ammunition, and be against the rules. I think the guy's name is Neil Waltz, but I could be wrong there. I imagine...