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Actually shipping ammo via UPS is quite easy. Just have to package it right and mark the box appropriately. The following are quotes from http://www.ups.com/content/us/en/resources/prepare/packaging/guidelines/ammunition.html : "How to Ship Ammunition (Cartridges, Small Arms) UPS accepts for...

Keeper - Don't feel bad, the thing is a cast iron bit@* to get back in. I found this and it really helped me. http://www.keltecforum.com/forum/p-3at/5729-improvised-hammer-block-installation-tool.html Good Luck!

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Without any other parameters, here's a few from Lyman: .45 ACP (Lyman Reloading Handbook 49th Edition) Notes: cases: Remington, Federal; trim-to length: .888"; primers: Remington 2 1/2; primer size: Large Pistol; Lyman shell holder: No. 2; firearm used: Universal Receiver; barrel length...

BRHbar, check your in box. You made it this time! Wish I had the land problem, bought 2 acres 10 years ago, no neighbors, now surrounded with them & they get all antsy if I fire off more than a test round or two. :cuss:

OK, just to bring the stuff that's still available to the front, here's what's left: 1. 300 WSM - 6ea (I know, I know, not real impressive number, but 6 is better than none) 2. 22-250 - 10 I'll poke around some more tomorrow & update.

Kansas, 5.7 are yours, I offered the 5.56 to BRHBar. If he doesn't respond by tomorrow, I'll send both to you. Don't sweat the postage. PM me your address & I'll get them on the way.

BRHbar, if your weapon is chambered for 5.56 I've got around 100 cases you can have. (They'll need their crimps removed)

38 Special gone to SlowFuse and wally247.

357 MAG & 243 Spoken for.

357 Mag gone to Westy. Good luck with the training!

OK, after another plunge into the old supply closet (aka the Black Hole), here's what I discovered: 1. 5.7x28 - around 75-100 *GONE* 2. 300 WSM - 6ea (I know, I know, not real impressive number, but 6 is better than none) 3. 243 WIN - 20 *GONE* 4. 22-250 - 10 5. 357 MAG - 2 bags, 100 - 150 each...

Ok, ran across this thread and it inspired me to dive into the brass closet. (My wife insisted on the safety line...:what:) After the appropriate amount of muffled grunts and groans, she pulled me back. Luckily I managed to grab the following on the way out, which are available to whoever can...

Ok, I'll play! :D

I'm with ^^^^^ For what it's worth, these are a couple from Load Data for the 308. More info, more help... :confused: 308 Winchester (Barnes Reloading Manual #3) Warning! Notes: case: Winchester; primer: Federal GM 210M; barrel: 24" parent case: None; trim to: 2.005"; XLC Coated...

I gotta come down on the side of the new Savages. I love my Savage 10 FCP-K in .308. Yes, it is relatively heavy (around 9#), but with the fluted, fully floated barrel, integrated muzzle break and recoil pad, it feels more like shooting a .223. And yes, the synthetic stock is a little less...

Well, for what it's worth, here's the section from the ATF application for FFL (atf-f-5310-12): "18. Do You Intend To Make a Profit from Your Business? Yes No (If no, do not submit application)" Therefore, IF you don't "Intend To Make a Profit" you do NOT need an FFL. Guess it all boils...

nickE - Yea, I gorilla taped a piece of cardboard parallel with the front of the base to keep the primers right there in the sloped area and not be able to bounce to the back. Not sure if it's necessary, but, I'd started thinking again...

Lee Deluxe Turret primer catcher part II Here's some more pictures...