L Cazador
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About L Cazador
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Long range shooter , varmint hunter , bird hunter , big game , and all year long hunter .
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Check in with Craigs custom rifles. Kyle is great at getting it done.
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Thumbler Tumbler UV-18, Paramount .45 muzzle brake
L Cazador replied to brndog1's topic in Classified Ads
I'll take the tumbler and accessories for $100 -
I'll take the lot for $30. I need some tomato stakes. LOL!
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I'd run a straight 6X or 10X, no variables for long range. For short range option a red dot is a great option. Definitely add the BX trigger. Then find the ammo that it likes and buy a boat load of it!
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Uno mas bump
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This is sold pending funds. Thanks
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Like new Tasco 20X60X80 spotting scope with box and paperwork. Angle view scope with great lenses. This scope rivals my Swarovski in bright daylight. Extension lens shade and lens covers included. Limited warranty still in box. Includes mini tripod and soft case. $100 cash. In Tucson
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What a beauty! We've got some current great 6mm chamberings and the 6mm Creed is one of them!
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You're one of many that isn't affected by shoulder bump or setback. And with the results that you're getting great that it works for you. Just to confirm Lee neck sizing die does not bump or setback shoulder. It sizes neck portion of case so it will accept and hold a bullet when it's seated. The remainder of the case stays in it's dimensions as extracted from the chamber it was fired in. There is a small amount of brass spring back that does take place usually between .001-.002". This stretching as it's called will eventually lead to the brass being difficult to chamber. This where a body die will restore all dimensions back to SAMMI specs. The body die not only sets the shoulder back but also sizes the shoulder width, the neck diameter, and the body of the case from the .200'' line to the body shoulder junction. Body sizing each and every time a round is reloaded is an excess of work on the case and can result in reduced case life. This is where a bushing style full length die can be a compromise between the two. You can set the shoulder back just enough for a smooth chamber and then size the neck diameter to perfect bullet tension for your load. Like you say above you and your shooting discipline may not require all this precision but there will be other disciplines that will.