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Another vote for the giraud, I have had one for a couple of years now, have the .223 and the .308 cutters. It is expensive, but, it does work very well.

Did you flip the little lever by the sight?

Try the TAC you have, before you go buy another powder. I have good results with it in .308.

midsouth and midway usually have a selection of blemished bullets. Check them out, I just got 1000 .224 60gr vmax's from midsouth for 48 bucks

I have ordered from them several times through the interweb, and never have sent them anything but my cc card number. :)

I would say something on extraction myself. If it was in the chamber, I don't think the marks would be shiney.

Maybe I didnt play enough with my load for the bulk Hornady 55 gr. SP's, but I was able to get better groupings out of the bulk Hornady 55gr. FMJ's in my rifle. Not by much mind you though.

One here too, Great gun, accurate, light, not a lot of recoil. I will probably get an FNX also, when it comes out.

South African I believe? Is it Berdan primed?

Get the Dillon, Well worth it if you have over 500 or so to do.

I have had mine for a few months, I like it a lot, Just be careful if/when you take it down. Do not unscrew the flash hider to far to pop the back pin, and do not push back on the barrel once you do! A little spring and pin will pop out, that is for the bolt hold open. You pretty much have to...

Eugene, I dunno how long, it is quick and easy though. I would suspect a few hundred an hour if you can handle the repetition. I spread it out over a few days, working a half hour to an hour or so a night

The Dillon tool is great. I had a few thousand to do, and thought it was well worth the investment.

Thanks Eb1. :)

If you have a lot of brass to trim, get the Giraud, you will not be sorry. It is a very well built machine. Just insert the case, a little twist and you are done. Expensive, yes, but worth it, imo.

The 50's work just fine in my 1-9. I have only punched paper so far, working up a load. No keyholing and pretty accurate once I got the charge dialed in.

I purchased some of these also, but to shoot out of my AR. I could not find any data for this specific bullet anywhere on the web. So, I sent an email to Barnes, and a day later I got a nice data sheet in the inbox from them. :)

I like em, bought 10k SR, and havent had a problem yet. I will buy more, especially if the price stays lower.

Have to agree, I have 3 of them, the AR, AK and the M14 version.