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I picked up an old Excalibur Exomag and I haven't taken it out shooting before. I like it but it still sits in the room. I suppose I really need to take it out shooting at some point.

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Just in case anyone was wondering if they'd still work, I've carefully de-primed plenty of live primers because I goofed and primed them upside down, messed up the casing they were primed in, and every mistake in the book. As long as they didn't touch oil or humidity, I re-prime them into fresh...

That's a fantastic idea, actually. I'll probably end up giving it a shot for sure. As far as catching the bullets, I'll ask a friend to stand on the other end. He played baseball so I'm sure he'll manage with a mitt

I would've been trying .30 cal 150 gr bullets out of Lee molds. Possibly through 30-06 as well as .308. I've also got molds for .311 for my .303 Brit as well as 7.62x54R. I may have just hit a brick wall after seeing this post on another forum though.

I just got powder coating working after lots of trial runs. I'm really happy with the results. I'd like to start using them for rifle loads, with gas checks or some other method. I'd definitely like to get some input from someone's who's been doing it for some time with either tips or tricks...

I'm currently running a T3 myself in 30-06 and I'm looking at turning it into a long range build. I'll probably either get it rebarreled and trued and drop it in a chassis. As far as the trigger goes though, I'm really happy with it the way it is currently and probably won't touch it until all...

Thanks for having me! So currently, I'm restricted to 100 yard outdoor shooting but I enjoy doing a lot of pistol and rifle shooting. I'd like to dabble in long range shooting but am currently working on a rifle to do so. I think I'll take my Tikka T3 and slowly build it up to a precision...

I started off with Thumblers and switched over to the Frankford Arsenal. I won't ever look back. The ease of use makes it so much more appealing. Only issue I run into with wet tumbling is that it really does strip off everything down to the bare brass which looks great but oxidizes very...

Welcome neighbor! Warm greetings from Georgia

Howdy from your neighbor in Georgia!

Huge fan of the T3. Great choice of rifles!