Recent content by Ctk1981

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SOLD PENDING FUNDS I've kept this gun for quite a while as it was my favorite, but its probably time to let it go. I've suffered injuries to both hands/wrists from work and while I can still go out and target shoot its for only a brief period of time before the pain sets in. The gun started...

Bump with price reduction on 610. 610 is SOLD PENDING FUNDS

FS: 610-3 6.5" Scoped 10mm MAGNUM 610-3, 6.5" barrel. Hamilton Bowen did the conversion to 10mm magnum. Weigand scope mount and rings, Swift Premier 2-6x scope. Think I have the rear sight laying around here somewhere. Comes with 800+ pieces of starline 10mm magnum brass new. Have a some...

Sure thing. Serial # 4K990xx

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Bump. If not interested in the tyler t or spegel grips let me know and we can work something out for just the gun.

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Have 500 pieces of .500 Linebaugh starline brass, new never loaded/sized/anything. I ordered these back in 2008 so Im not sure if these have the pistol primer pocket or the rifle primer pocket. Im leaning towards these have the pistol primer pocket because I bought several CCI 350 primers to...

Bump for some nice guns

Scharch.com for top brass. Starline from grafs, midway, or order direct. Starline is generally considered high qaulity in every caliber they produce.

A taper crimp die from Lee is just that, a taper crimp die. A factory carbide crimp die has a carbide ring in the bottom that will smooth out the case and apply a crimp. There is some debate about using them with cast bullets, as you are essentially distorting the bullet while its passing...

Remington-Peters brass. You can get a lot of variation between cases. I have a 1000 pieces of starline and doing a random sampling they weighed in at 70.5 AVG grains......Also have a 1000 pieces of Top Brass from scharch and they weighed in at 74 AVG grains. I liked the starline better as...

Hornady 7th edition manual, page 861. 15.1 is the max for AA no 7 and velocity is 1450. 14.6 is shown as 1400 FPS. Good luck with your research.

Oh...and please dont confuse a plated bullet with a FMJ. There is a huge difference. Plated bullets are generally loaded and treated as cast bullets. Launch them too hard and you can shear the plating right off of them. Xtreme plated bullets are made to diameter of a jacketed bullet, but...