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Do those holes look slightly keyholed?

Now for my next problem, I found some Leupold 30mm rings and they recommended 28 in/lbs which seems crazy, vortex recommended 18 in/lbs max. Thinking maybe Leupold might make their tubes from galvanized pipe I'm using vortex numbers. My scope now sits on a remington in .243

Live Life, Mine was the same way with the rear flip up but I noticed the problem was the cover latched in to strongly so I took an exact knife and trimmed off the latching ridge about 90% around the circumference, problem solved

Y'all keep talking .22 lr, ain't they capable of withstanding centerfire recoil? I was hoping to use it on a .308 or maybe something a bit less punishing

I would also think that on ignition the case would expand to fill the chamber thereby instantly removing any concerns of pressure spike. Think dent in case, never seems to make any difference that I've noticed

My reticle. .

Mine just arrived, seems to be a pretty fair optic, still need a rifle to put it on though. Any reviews yet from you gentlemen?

Silly fact- it is true that a dime will not fit in a full choke so you may wanna check your choke if you experiment with dimes

Not really a press, it's my grandfather's 12ga roll crimper. I'm near 70 and he had it long before I was conceived.

In the navy photo a quick glance toward the scope rings will show its photo shopped and poorly

Just sprang for one myself, now I gotta buy a rifle to put it on

I asked because my 9 twist struggles over 69gr

Might I ask what's the twist rate on your ar barrel? 77gr might need a 1-7" to show good performance and as stated earlier mag length also tends to be a factor

One shot for pistol, imperial sizing wax for rifle

This thread had me curious as to the possibilities for full size concealed carry while still being able to sit comfy. I make my own holsters so I was intrigued to say the least. The only position that had any comfort was far crossdraw which made putting my hand on it less then ideal. For now...

To me the difficulty is not in the concealment but how it pokes me when I'm sitting or driving that usually determines my carry

I hope you're not planning on putting those .380 bullets in those .44 brass :rofl::rofl: