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      Anyone using the RCBS Chargemaster?

      I'd like to know more. On my phone, so only looked at the front page of their website. Looks like a powder drop, how does it dial in and keep the charge consistent to the same level of a trickler?
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      automatic powder measure and dispenser.

      Yes. I've got one too. A little slow, but if you are single staging, you can run a charge while seating. Still not as fast as using a powder drop, so I fall back to that if I'm not too concerned about perfect loads. I am not really sure how you would integrate this kind of dispenser into a...
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      Submitted Today to MSP & ATF

      Applications for Short Barrel Rifles are being rejected by ATF, based on MSP advisories, if they are actually short (under 29in. over all length). It is a load of crap. Engage is calling the MSP out on it.
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      Post-86 Machineguns legal for Trusts?

      When they reverse their opinion, any new MG will be in violation of the GCA which has its 1986 date written into the law, I believe. I wonder if the ATF will just approve some if these form 1s out if spite. Just so they could destroy a pile of guns after their arbitrary ruling is fixed.
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      ATF NFA Branch Kicking Back Form 1 SBRs <29"

      Would this still apply if building an AR pistol into an sbr? There was that previous thread stating that MD considereds sbrs to be pistols.
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      $ 100.00 reward for information leading to:

      "Military & Law Enforcement agency sales only"
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      Engage to sell so called "smart gun"

      Hang in there Andy. I'll try and swing by the shop when I have a chance. Don't resign.
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      Brass

      I'm always afraid I'll make the primer pocket too big if I don't use a task specific tool.
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      Brass

      Not sure what a Lee crimp die had to do with anything here. That is for crimping the bullet. Military brass had a crimped primer. So that it doesn't fall out during transport or machinegun fire or whatnot. Buy a rcbs primer pocket swager kit. Or if you can drill mount a reamer, you could go...
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      Does SS media reduce case life?

      Ah ok. I was confused too. So, you are saying you prefer using a dry media tumbler over using a wet tumbler. I guess you're like me (I haven't gone wet) and just don't care if my brass is super-duper shiny. Though, the videos I've seen of how much extra cruft wet pulls out even to vibed...
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      School me on lever actions?

      I got a post Remington Marlin. What everyone says about quality control is correct. Had to send it in for warranty repairs before I even shot it. Took them 6 months. Works fine now. But that is really unacceptable. Also have a Rossi. But I bought it from a gunsmith. So, no idea how it...
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      Name that rifle

      There have been projects to make one stateside. Currently there is a vss tumbler documenting one current attempt with hopes to commercialize. http://vssvintorez.tumblr.com Very much want.
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      Can't get Castle Nut off

      Glad you got it off. Does anyone have suggestions on how to keep those castle nut wrenches stable? With the open design they always tend to slip off the nut when I am using them, especially if I also have a torque wrench attached.
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      New Micro clone with 50k hours of battery life

      They already offer the PA micro dot which competes with the TRS25 and is just under $100. This is notable due to battery life and other updates.
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      case trimmer

      I did the opposite. I started with an adjustable Hornady trimmer. It works great, once you dial it in (for each different case). But, then I discovered the Lee trimmers. They're just so much simpler. Even though I need one for each caliber - it isn't like each caliber conversion takes up...
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