I do know one of our club members has one and what a pita it was to adjust!

Wal86 wrote:Hey fellas,

Just out of curiosity, what sort of neck run out are you achieveing using Lee Collet dies?
Then after bullet seating, what is your projectile run out?
Cheers

Generally under 0.001" total indicated runout. That translates to 0.0005" actual. Rarely exceeds 0.002" T.I.R.

I use one of these:

http://www.varidecicognani.it/en/produc ... t_rcx.html

Excellent quality but painful getting through Italian Customs, and no, I wasn't trying to smuggle it out of the country..

Beware of those moisture absorbing tubs. Some can promote rust. Powder will be fine as it comes with the lid firmly tightened. Primers seem to last ok just in a dry cupboard in original packaging. I think cold wet climates are worse than Hervey Bay. I'd be more worried about salt air causing corros...

Beware of those moisture absorbing tubs. Some can promote rust. Powder will be fine as it comes with the lid firmly tightened. Primers seem to last ok just in a dry cupboard in original packaging. I think cold wet climates are worse than Hervey Bay. I'd be more worried about salt air causing corrosi...

A bit like botanical names. Leichardt tree formerly Nauclea Orientalis now Sarcophyllus Coordinatus.

To quote Les Hiddons "A great step forward for mankind".

Sent an enquiry via your website but didn't receive any response.

Trev, I enquired about the Sierra 6.5mm 150gn MK a week ago. OSA reckon they'll have them Jan/Feb 2018. It could be bs but I'll wait and see. I am building a new F open rifle that will be set up for the new heavier 6.5 pills.

Trev, I enquired about the Sierra 6.5mm 150gn MK a week ago. OSA reckon they'll have them Jan/Feb 2018. It could be bs but I'll wait and see. I am building a new F open rifle that will be set up for the new heavier 6.5 pills.

This is great news. Let's hope that the quality does justice to the design.

I'd say the new heavier 6.5mm projectiles will be competitive with 7mm class if range energy limits are in play. With the portability of the Labradar I suspect that checks may become more commonplace.

If they do introduce ammo limits I wonder how that will impact reloaders? I guess labour politicians think it is a "feel good" legislation. They still haven't learnt that criminals just don't follow the law, they tend to be very stubborn in that respect... It will make no impact whatsoever...

What was the reamer used for that chamber and what freebore?

Looks like a hard jam to me.

Kochie not only looks like a penis, he has a similar intellect as well. Never watch the sunrise program as it is basically garbage. Some like it though and those people are best avoided...

Gyro wrote:RTD Compound.

I'd be wary of using that as it can rust. Loaded with sulphur compounds for metal cutting purposes.