scatman

I'm confused, listing title says 800, but you say price is 900.

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Sorry pal, this one is claimed by me.

Bump, this is one hell of a deal, these cost over $230 brand new, and you can use it for other firearms by just ordering the shell if it is available for your model.

I use 40gr, 55, and 68's. I use CFE 223 or H4198, I use the H4198 for my loads designated for my 7.5" 5.56 with 1:7 Twist rate, and the CFE I use for my 18" 1:8 Twist 5.56, but have occasionally used it in the 7.5" as well.

Owned and shot both for plenty of time, it really comes down to personal preferences. Hammer actions tend to have more reliable safety measures, as well as overall longevity, but striker actions, in the last 5 years especially, have proven to be just as reliable. It really comes down to manufacturers in my opinion. Certain companies produce better styles, for instance, and this isn't me putting this firearm down at all, but when I think of Taurus, I don't think of their semiautos like the G- series, I think of their revolvers, and in my experience I find Taurus to be lacking in the quality department on semis. Glock, as well as Smith and Wesson, are some the best striker actions I've owned. Hammer actions: Sig, HK, CZ, any 1911, are some of the best hammer action semis.

Bump, price drop to 100.

Is this a choked model?

Sold.

I've got about 10 boxes.

Last bump before it gets taken down tomorrow.

Sorry I didnt check your location.

Walmart, Fairview has some Winchester Defender

Over 1k worth of goodies here y'all, don't let a deal go to waste.

Closed.

This is why I love Lapua brass. Always get the longest life out of them, but that being said indeed you are correct. I assumed that this person wasn't a "newer loader," just a new member to our community.

I only resize every 4-5 reloads and even then my cases don't usually last one or two more past that point with the loads I use.

If you're firing from and loading for the same bore and not running hot loads, you won't need to resize, and will find that in not doing so produces more accurate ammo for that rifle. Bores aren't truly straight to chambers, a once fired brass that is going to be reloaded for the same exact chamber it was shot from will already be formed to your rifle's minute differences. @Huntin101 has a book I gave him that explains this phenomenon very well and in greater detail if you'd perhaps like to message him about it.

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I have a 7.5" 5.56, does everything I need it to.

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Where are you located

Any trade interests by chance?

Interested in any trades?

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