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<blockquote data-quote="jarnold37" data-source="post: 2055151" data-attributes="member: 29241"><p>Sounds a little like my dilema several years ago. But I found a way to relieve the stress and frustration of which chambering to go with. I just took a leap and bought a lathe. An article in Precision Shooting magazine was entitled " If I can do it you can too" and I fell for it. That started the enjoyable learning curve. Actually, it didnt make my decisions on chamberings and choices any more clear cut, but it certainly took my mind off of those choices. Now, at this point, I had other decisions that took over. Tooling, chucks, fixtures, procedures etc. What did essentially eliminate worry about what caliber, cartridge, chambering to go with, due to the fact I could do it much easier and quicker with my own lathe, was substituted by another more involved concern. Maybe I was better off before with just a couple or three decisions instead of a never ending lists of decisions not to mention a never ending list of wants. lol</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jarnold37, post: 2055151, member: 29241"] Sounds a little like my dilema several years ago. But I found a way to relieve the stress and frustration of which chambering to go with. I just took a leap and bought a lathe. An article in Precision Shooting magazine was entitled " If I can do it you can too" and I fell for it. That started the enjoyable learning curve. Actually, it didnt make my decisions on chamberings and choices any more clear cut, but it certainly took my mind off of those choices. Now, at this point, I had other decisions that took over. Tooling, chucks, fixtures, procedures etc. What did essentially eliminate worry about what caliber, cartridge, chambering to go with, due to the fact I could do it much easier and quicker with my own lathe, was substituted by another more involved concern. Maybe I was better off before with just a couple or three decisions instead of a never ending lists of decisions not to mention a never ending list of wants. lol [/QUOTE]
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