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KG2 bore paste. I use carbon eliminator to get loose stuff out with nylon brush. I then use VFG bore pellets on end of special adapter and after 5 stokes I can wash out with bore tech eliminator. We shoot 28 Noslers. I have to use every 20 rounds. This is the fastest. About 10 minutes max.

I believe these are the best. This is what I rock on my swarovski sts65. https://outdoorvisiongear.com/collections/spotting-scope-covers

9/16x24 would be a great call.

I have 2 28 Noslers 26" 1;8 brux and both have an OAL of 3.770. I load 195 with N570 at 82.5 grains and get 3120. I have gone up to 3225 but settled at 3125 since it was the most accurate. I would start IF you have a long throat at 79.0 and increase in .5. If you have a short throat then...

Get you a bore scope so you can see what you are cutting. That way you can tell what is going on. You can find them on Amazon for around 100.00

KG2 bore polish with the VFG bore pellets. Only 5 strokes through my 28 nosler will clean it up within minutes.

I would try the N568 that you have first. I have heard nothing but good about this powder.

US Optics has a new one at great price.

With muzzle breaks and suppressors I always cut with a 90 degree (flat) and 60 degree recess at bore.

I compared the 2 brands for years. Here is what I know. PM has a longer warranty IF parts are needed just email or call and you have them within days. PM compared to griz just seems to me a little better quality to details. Also PM pricing are very competitive. Their shipping does a great...

Check out Steel F/X. They have some cool items and processes.

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It will not hurt any to cut into flutes. I did it on mine and wanted proper thread depth so you have to cut into flutes for proper depth. Only cosmetic cutting into flutes. Now if you want to use the ats tuner then you will need Threads longer than 1/2 inch thats for sure as the threads on...

Oh I see what you are saying. I thought maybe you were talking about after firing. I k n ow lots of guys run into this with all different brass. I use peterson and love them but of course anneal maybe the best answer for you.

The end of necks like to kinda crimp in after a shot. I always chamfer the inside end of necks and then run through a mandrel before sizing. Do this to help each round be the same.