Recent content by nosualc

I am located in MN.

bump. price reduced to $4500

There are a few advantages to the Wilson seater. Straight bullet seating. The way they work you can't help but seat straight. It won't fix cases that are sized crooked, but it won't add more concentricity problems. Portability. It's a lot easier to haul an arbor press and a Wilson die to...

Finally got to shoot my new 28 Nosler. With the 195s and Retumbo I got 3200 out of it. primer pockets measure fine, with a little bit of an ejector mark. I'll call this my upper limit, and likely back off a bit when I get to accuracy tuning. My bbl is 27", Krieger 5R 8.5 twist. wyatt's extended...

SPF: Browning A-Bolt Slug SPF. Thank for all the interest everybody. -nosualc

Re: Browning A-Bolt Slug I believe I've sent pictures to those who've asked and replied to all PMs. -nosualc

Re: Browning A-Bolt Slug pics and pms sent. -nosualc

ekmclendon, the scope is 40mm, and yes, the price is both the gun and the scope. I sent pics to the email addr you gave me. Let me know if you've further questions. -nosualc (Jon Clauson)

12 gauge - black synthetic stock - 22" bbl 3.5x10 Leupold Vari-X III scope, matte black, duplex reticle I bought this slug gun new and carried it 2 days in the field (1 shot, 1 buck). Long story short, I injured my shoulder and its a bit too much recoil for me. Next year I'm going to a XP100...

When you adjusted your FL die to properly resize belted cases (bumping the shoulder .002-.003) to headspace off the shoulder, not the belt, you are no longer resizing the area directly above the belt. It's one of the unfortunate realities of magnum belted cases. The only real solution to...

I think as rifle loonies, we like to talk about group size because it gives us all a way to describe how a rifles shoot when we're talking to one another. The common conventions are that the target was shot at 100 yards, and the size was determined by finding the maximum outside edge and...

Patience, grasshopper... If your smith said "Later May", I would say he's still on time. I'd give him at least a couple of weeks before I started pestering him. While it's true that squeaky wheels get oiled, do you really want your smith to be doing a hurry up job because you're being pushy...

+1 Most runout is caused by sizing dies, especially expander buttons. -nosualc

You'll be in the ballpark. Send Berger an e-mail. They will send you a quick response with load data. -nosualc

Inspect them to rule out any complete loser cases (few if any likely for Lapua). If it were not Lapua, I typically do a quick weight sort to cull any extreme odd-balls. It's very unlikely that they'll be need to be sized, check a few empty cases to make sure they chamber. Run a 6.5mm expander...