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Look at these guys they make some great and accurate barrels. http://www.whiteoakarmament.com/xcart/home.php?cat=250 I went with this one. http://www.whiteoakarmament.com/xcart/product.php?productid=17518&cat=250&page=2

barrel break in is voodoo but yeah, this topic has been done to death. do a search

I just cold blued it. I just have plastic HG and everyone in a while put a light coat of oil on it. Its been a few years and no problems.

good info. Ive been waiting on sparrow SS since early February.

I turned down my mid length barrel, so I say go for it.

I agree. I've also heard that it was an airsoft VFG that broke (but that may be a rumor)

I keep thinking about this when I read your post. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11fcg543Jow

Do not kill the "kings" deer!

ive had this problem with lee dies too. I had to either grind down the die.

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when the government passed this law there was no such thing as a tv. maybe they read some books?:rolleyes:

Yes - A rifle with a barrel shorter than 16" is considered a SBR and needs to submit paperwork to the ATF along with $200 for the tax stamp. Your looking at a 14.5" barrel, if you use the correct flash hider and pin/weld it to make the barrel 16" long then its not NFA and you dont have to do...

See the 2nd part of my question. The OP also never mentions his intent of SBR

You have all good quality parts except the lower. Change it out with something else and you will be good to go. Why is this in the NFA section? Are you planning on SBR?

Yes it is:fire:

I uniform my PP on my AR's so that they are all seated correctly. With the floating firring on AR's pin you can get slam fires if the primers are not seated correctly. I use the RCBS uniformer on the trim mate.

We use small digital scales at work to weigh out put from our machines. They typically run about $1000.00 each

My RCBS (the one I linked above) came with a little foam pad in it - I thought they were all like that....

I use 2 types of pullers Collet Puller - better if you have a bunch to pull, easier to use - longer to set up. http://www.midwayusa.com/viewproduct/?productnumber=680804 Inpact puller - works good for the quick pull job http://www.midwayusa.com/viewproduct/?productnumber=685703

If you look into digital I would suggest this scale - its what I have and it works great. It can use battery or 120V. But one of the best things is it gives you an extra decimal point, which many of the regular reloading scales dont do - this is very handy for me when Im working up accurate...