Recent content by Peter Carollo

Dead right there

Mine is an old school trust with only myself on it. 4 silencers & 3 SBR’s so far. I see daily articles posted stating the ATF’s record breaking stamp processing times almost making them sound like heroes. Not in my book.

I’m also at 11 months for a form 4 e-file through the kiosk. Have since purchased 3 handguns & a Bighorn Origin action with no delays. I am also sheriff in the county I preside in so there are no background issues. Ridiculous.

Lots of good info: I would just add that you should never feel like you have to force a primer into a case. If you reload any fired military cases, debur the primer pockets, don't ask me how I learned this.

Ballistic Advantage is a sister company to Aero and I'm pretty sure Aero uses the BA barrels which to me are very good before getting into the higher end, more costly barrels. I would stick with the Aero upper, not to knock any others, I own several Aero, Yankee Hill, S&W, and one PSA that is...

I have received them on some items such as Forster bullet puller collets, I believe from Midway and Brownell's. For primers, I received a few notifications that item is no longer available.

I also use the (red bottle) ISO Heet/Lanolin mix. Heet red bottle is 99% isopropyl, yellow is methyl.

+1 to what Radman said. A .22 mag might be just the ticket. You could alway go with a CZ 457 or other switch barrel and have a choice between .22 LR, Mag, or .17HMR.

IMI Timberwolf 44 mag. Just a handy little rifle.

I don't think you could go wrong with a CZ 457 Scout. And as he grows, you could get any 457 stock and or swap barrels/caliber if he wants, plus it's suppressor ready.

IF the other LMT is a .556, you could swap barrel and bolt to a 6.5 Grendel or 6.8 SPC. I too suffered from neck issues (C4,5, &6). I had to sleep with my left arm behind my head and couldn't even think about shouldering a rifle. It was to the point that I was questioning life in general. Dr...