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Lance, you should bring it out the the 600 yard practice / new shooter orientation at Ben Avery on the 11th. You would be shooting on standard NRA 600 yard targets, which will give you a good sight picture with those iron sights. http://www.desertsharpshooters.com/questions-and-answers http://www.desertsharpshooters.com/calendars

Mine has said that for the last couple of years, but I've drawn several tags.

Years ago, I heard they did this for the sandhill crane tags.

Took a picture of my tablet screen at the 1000 yard practice Saturday morning for those that might be interested in what data it gives you. This was with my .308 Win Palma rifle (iron sights and sling).

2-1 lb bottles of H1000 sold 2 boxes Barnes 127LRX $65 FTF sale, live in North Phoenix, and work in Mesa.

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Powder sold pending meet up with Varget.

Pretty much in the custom barrel camp myself these days. Amazing how much easier it makes reloading!

Check to see if the mag box is binding when the action screws are tight... it should have some wiggle room between the reciever and bottom of stock well.

No experience with cameras, but the acoustic electronic targets are great fun for practice. I have a Silver Mountain Solo I use all the time for Palma and 1000 yard practice at Ben Avery. Others on the line have Shotmarkers and the Silver Mountain G2s which appear to be the most foolproof. They also provide velocity data/statistics for bullet speed through target face.

Lots of ways to skin the cat and a lot will depend on the chamber of the rifle you are loading for, and what your accuracy goals are. If you need to size the fired neck down more than .005" , a bushing die can actually create run-out unless you size down in steps with two bushings. If you want to turn necks you will need a conventional FL die for that first sizing before turning. The competition shell holder set is nice, not really needed to control shoulder bump. Wilson straightline seaters are great, but slow, depending on how many rounds you need to load at a time. I typically split the difference and use Redding or Forster competition seaters for rifles where I feel I need minimum runout. Sinclair expander mandrels are good if you want to take the expander ball out of your die, but don't turn necks. A Lee Collet die and a Forster bushing shoulder bump die used without the bushing is a good combo that doen't require any case lube and is capable of loading very straight ammo.

If you want to keep the factory trigger, I would do as 10turkeys suggests and flush it well with lighter fluid and blow dry with compressed air. The lighter fluid leaves a light kerosene residue that acts as a lubricant. Might be the cheap fix...

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Sounds like Camelback Guns off of 7th Ave. I think the owners name was Yost, His daughter was in my sisters class year at Central High School.

I am, Nelson. Signed up for the long range aggregate, next Friday thru Sunday, sling division, palma rifle. 350 shooters in all, should be a hoot. Hoping it doesn't rain...

Anyone else shooting at the Southwest Nationals at Ben Avery next week?

You will also want a hard primer cup.

No crimp. You will want to bump then shoulders a little more than for a bolt action (.003-.004), but case life is short enough with an M1A you aren't giving anything up.

Yes they did. Not sure when they switched to the current version, probably in the seventies.