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I haven't purchased a CZ yet. It would be interesting to drop a Glock fired case in the chamber of the CZ to see if it fits. If the CZ swallows a Glock empty, they are loose for sure.

I can't believe that you would admit to owning a piece of crap like that on the interwebs. ( translated meaning: I am jealous of your rifle and will probably never own anything like that in a .22.)

Will someone please p.m. me or post more about these rimfire matches. I am a definate in. I would be playing with a Savage a22.

Probably so. A model 60 with the squirrel and gold trigger is pretty fancy doings for me.

Don't do it, you can get a nice .22 in pawn shops for under $150

RCBS is where it's at. IMR 4064 is the most versatile non-magnum rifle powder, though it doesn't meter very well. Unique is the most versatile pistol powder. If you can only choose 2, those are where I would start.

I recently picked up a couple pounds of Accurate Magpro to load under Bergers in .243 and 7mm mag. It is a spherical powder, and it meters like water thru both my RCBS and Redding powder measures. The impacts were about the same or slightly higher than with IMR 4350, but Magpro is extremely easy...

Looks like a solution to a problem that doesn't exist.

Awesome! I might finally get a pistol caliber upper the next time that I see a fire sale.

We need to plan a day for you to bring your favorite non .22/.300 bo caliber firearm and spend the afternoon in the shop with me after school starts back. I think that you will be surprised what can be done with a .308 etc. Think microbrewery vs Bud Light. You will be pleased.

I am not trying to knock innovation, but simply pointing out that there is no "magic bullet" covering any ground that hasn't been plowed before. The fact that it is available in an ar instead of a lever gun is most notable to me. If you reload and cast, most of this can be done with existing...

45-70, .45 Colt, once again, optics and semi auto.

Honestly, it just seems like another solution for a problem that doesn't exist. Taking the European cartridges into account, 6.5 etc...nothing has changed much in a practical since in ballistics since WW2. Just more marketing here.

Hornady has a concentricity tool that will allow you to straighten out the rounds on the tool instead of using a hole in the bench top.

How much 3031 are you running with 55's? If I didn't shoot milsurp M1's I would use a ball powder for easy metering thru a progressive.

That isn't doing anything for me. I would rather just have 5 uppers.

Also cut the burrs out of you flash holes inside the cases unless using premium cases with drilled flash holes. I use to shoot Varget in my common rifle calibers, .308, 30-06 .223, 7mm-08, and it worked great in all of them. The problem was huge variations between lots. One batch that I got was...

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I have never loaded that cartridge, but I thing CFE 223 or BL-C(2) would be good places to start if you have any laying around. I could cloverleaf Hornady 62 gr spbt and BL-C(2) from a bolt action .223 that I once owned. The twist in that rifle was 1 in 12, and the barrel was 24 or 26 inches...

Never could justify a DD since a serviceable, quality ar can be had for $850.