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Price split up is $3600 for btx + 85mm, $300 for extender

Pm sent, I’ll take the hornady 6.5 brass

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For sale is my BtX setup with 85mm lense and 1.7x ME. Will include a marsupial case and phone skope attachment. It is used, the lenses are perfect and I do not see any real sign of wear on the body. Will come with all original boxes/paperwork and accessories. $3900 net to me for the package...

It probably has already infected a small number of people for decades. Chalked up to dementia, seizures, whatever. If it’s not on the radar for doctors…it’s probably not reported or investigated. Speaking from experience, we don’t always have a clear answer of why someone dies in the medical...

Thankfully the hornady boys already tested that with a lot more shots so I don’t need to 😬

Same here. If I’m not trying to squeeze the utmost velocity by trying different powders, I am usually done and verifying dope in 20-30 rounds. Today for instance loading for a buddy in 6.5 creedmoor I’m going straight to 40.5gr h4350, 140eld at book length. I am very confident it will work and...

Do it! After I tried that a few times I realized how many components and how much time I’ve wasted. Luckily only for a few years, and a barrel or twos worth of components…

“The earth is flat! Look across the horizon and it’s obvious!!!” “You’ve gotta tune that load! Look at my 3-5 shot groups it’s obvious!!!”

Clearly you have not taken the time to listen or comprehend what hornady is trying to say. They are letting the cat out of the bag to the general public with information that has been known to government agencies and military for decades. Experience and data trumps all, I’d agree. But I’m going...

Pretty much sums up this whole thread 🤦‍♂️

For the “node” guys—highly recommend taking the time to understand what hornady is trying to explain. Big manufactures, government entities, etc have known these things for years. You don’t need to accept it as gospel, and even if you stay in the “node” camp their education on statistics and...

“Generally this is the load falling apart” Or…this is an example of small sample size misleading you. And then when you’re “in the node” but a shot falls out…do you call that a flier? Flinch? I have done things both ways..personally the headaches, guessing, and wasted time at the loading...