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<blockquote data-quote="Kevin Thomas" data-source="post: 666618" data-attributes="member: 15748"><p>Matt,</p><p> </p><p>Welcome to the fold! Your Lee press shouold be no problem at all for the 7mm STW, and of course the 300 Blackout will be a piece of cake as far as the sizing goes. You might want to read up a bit on the specialized techniques for loading semi-autos, if you're using the Blackout in an AR, but with this one you'll still need to take it a step further. This is especially true if you're loading subsonic rounds for use with a suppressor. AAC has some pretty good tips on the care and feeding of suppressed rifles, and a great deal of info on the Blackout. Worthwhile stuff.</p><p> </p><p>Spilled powder, no problem; broom and dustpan. I keep a bench brush on hand just for this type of mishap. Just have to avoid the vacuum cleaner, as it's not a good mix with propellants. (Dave Barry once wrote a column about an annual competition between vacuum cleaners siphoning gasoline, and just how fast they turn into jet engines. Hey, guys will be guys!)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kevin Thomas, post: 666618, member: 15748"] Matt, Welcome to the fold! Your Lee press shouold be no problem at all for the 7mm STW, and of course the 300 Blackout will be a piece of cake as far as the sizing goes. You might want to read up a bit on the specialized techniques for loading semi-autos, if you're using the Blackout in an AR, but with this one you'll still need to take it a step further. This is especially true if you're loading subsonic rounds for use with a suppressor. AAC has some pretty good tips on the care and feeding of suppressed rifles, and a great deal of info on the Blackout. Worthwhile stuff. Spilled powder, no problem; broom and dustpan. I keep a bench brush on hand just for this type of mishap. Just have to avoid the vacuum cleaner, as it's not a good mix with propellants. (Dave Barry once wrote a column about an annual competition between vacuum cleaners siphoning gasoline, and just how fast they turn into jet engines. Hey, guys will be guys!) [/QUOTE]
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