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Seems appropriate the 243 gets a shot at another deer. It’s been a long time and it punched my first tag back when I was a kid. I will always have a soft spot for the 243.

Sounds good. I don’t imagine I’ll have any issues with knocking down a coues at 350 to 400 with a well placed shot then. Thanks guys.

PM if you want them done.

What caliber do you need annealed?

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WTS $60 Nightforce 34mm top scope ring bubble level. No damage. Like new. T15 scope ring screws included.

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Would you be willing to sell any of the 210m or only looking to trade?

I had some interest so I can explain the annealer a little bit. The machine is an Annealing Made Perfect (AMP) that uses induction heating rather than flame. If you are annealing a particular piece of brass for the first time with the machine (i.e. Lapua 6.5 CM) you must first analyze a piece of brass for the annealer to determine the proper heat and time to anneal. The analysis process destroys that piece of brass and generates a code that is used for the rest of the brass for that brand. If you are doing serious precision shooting AMP recommends analyzing one piece of brass from that manufacturer each time you get a new lot. Generally speaking, the higher quality the brass the less variance there will be between lots but if that much detail is not required for what you need it's probably not necessary. If I have to analyze a piece of brass before I anneal it because it's a new one for me I will knock a dollar off the price per 100 casings annealed to make up for sacrificing a piece of your brass. If you don't shoot extreme long range and you use quality brass like Norma, ADG, or Lapua it is less likely you will notice a difference between lots but that is your call to make. Once the machine has the code needed for that case (brand and caliber) it's just plug and play. There is no need to eye up heating times, no need for Tempilaq, and no judgement calls, i.e human error, on whether the brass is annealed properly. The machine is ready to go right out of the box (literally) as long as you have the pilots and shell holders. As of now I have the parts needed for the calibers listed above and have the parts for 6.5 Creedmoor, 6mm Creedmoor, 7mm Rem Mag, and 300 RUM on the way. If interested please don't be shy. The process is actually fun for me so if it helps shooters get a little better performance out of their brass then all the better.

I have one unused bottle of 4831SC in Tucson.

My primer supply is low and I’m looking for Federal 210 (not 210M) so if you have a couple hundred and are willing to part with them I’d be willing to pay more than you paid for them. Need to finish some load development prior to my December hunt.

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Does anyone in the Tucson area have a Dead Air end cap tool I could use for literally 10 seconds? I’ve had one on backorder for months and I have no idea when DA will get them out again. I just need to remove my end cap and attach the E brake on my Sandman S. I’ll happily compensate you for your time and gas money if you can meet me somewhere in Tucson. Thanks!

I KNEW I had seen that somewhere but was starting to doubt myself because I couldn't find it. Thanks! *Update - It shipped today lol.

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Both of the places listed above will do them, at least as of about a year ago. I have had them done at both.

That’s a great tag. I archery hunted 33 two years ago and saw bucks all over the place chasing does. Good luck.