Impressive round! If you want to help add one to my collection I'll gladly buy a live or dummy round from you and pay shipping on it.
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Never heard of it.still working at brass processing but seeing the end on that.
does anyone know anything about frontier rifle brass? I made a big score at the club and as I decapped it all I got to thinking "why did they leave ~100 pieces of brass on the ground"?
it decapped easily so well see.
still working at brass processing but seeing the end on that.
does anyone know anything about frontier rifle brass? I made a big score at the club and as I decapped it all I got to thinking "why did they leave ~100 pieces of brass on the ground"?
it decapped easily so well see.
still working at brass processing but seeing the end on that.
does anyone know anything about frontier rifle brass? I made a big score at the club and as I decapped it all I got to thinking "why did they leave ~100 pieces of brass on the ground"?
it decapped easily so well see.
Yep, Hornady but I haven't seen it in a while.Another name under the Hornady label.
does anyone know anything about frontier rifle brass?
Miley, heard some bad comments about it, blown up ar, not mine so don't know. IIRC, ar15.com.
The simple answer is to put the ram all the way up, screw the die in until it touches the shell holder, lock it, and size away if you go by the directions. Most manufacturers used to recommend a little cam over but they don't seem to anymore.I bought the Lyman 50th recently, Mounted my primer catch, set up my trimmer for 223, and now I'm trying to figure out setting up to resize my .223 brass for my AR. Also added more lights.
I was told do about 1/8th turn cam over, but I think I need to dial that in better.
I can't remember the exact setback for an AR but I think it's something like .003-.005? I'll research that.
The simple answer is to put the ram all the way up, screw the die in until it touches the shell holder, lock it, and size away if you go by the directions. Most manufacturers used to recommend a little cam over but they don't seem to anymore.
I prefer a touch of cam over like you are saying, 1/8 turn or so. I like the feel of knowing I am sizing as much as possible.
As a beginner pick either and go with it. Just be sure at full lock the die and shell holder touch while sizing.
There seems to be a trend of just bumping the shoulder back a few thousandths or neck sizing with a full length sizing die. I don't care for either especially for people new to reloading and definitely not for auto loading rifles.