Recent content by Cemetery21

I've never loaded heavier than 60 grain bullets and always used or cut M-4 style feed ramps in the barrel extension. Heavy bullets may need a crimp into a cannelure, I just have no experience with them.

I sort by headstamp since there are various case capacities in 223/5.56 brass. Never owned a small base die and I don't crimp. Been loading for a multitude of barrels since mid 1980s, from DPMS to White Oak, Shilen, Lilja, Wilson, Saturn, Black Hole and many more, 10.5" to 27.5" barrels. I do...

Leave some meat in the chamber end of the barrel, then set the barrel back when you start to lose accuracy. I used to shoot 22-250 prairie dogging and would set the barrel back at 1500 rounds. I'd get a new barrel after setting it back twice just because I wanted to stay around 26". But for...

Yes, I've been in a few situations like that - a little grass with no puffs makes it tough. I'm usually holding more wind than elevation so knowing the distance isn't enough data.

The prairie dog mounds will reflect a signal out to a certain distance. Many ways to do it, but I just range some objects when setting up in a new field. Then I rarely pick it back up. I know relative distances so I hold accordingly. Also, I never dial a scope. I eventually learned to...

I have a couple Len. A 4" bull and a 5" camper. PM if you are interested.

Welcome neighbor, from SW Missouri. Love to read a well written story. Thanks for that.

Sort of Peculiar?

Mine is out for delivery today! Good luck Froggy.

Welcome from Missouri

It must depend on the mail carrier. I missed the carrier when they came to the house and they left a note that the package would be at the post office - it was and I signed for it there.

1-4 and 1-6 are good. I also like 2-7x32. All are small and light and just seem right on a carbine.

Yes, signature required. They say they can mail it cause they have a license or dealer in every state that allows suppressors. My last two showed on the tracking that they originated from here in MO.

Submission Date: 04/29/2022 I did the 4473 today by email, but SC held onto my last ones for over 30 days. They do ship to my house.

"your eForms submission with the subject Permit/Control number has changed to APPROVED" But, SC usually takes 30+ days to ship (because they have a 30 day return policy - from approval). You may still beat me.