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  1. Looking at developing a new training load for shooting steel within 5 yards without dimpling. Informal testing of rem, black hills and a few other commercial frangible rounds on 1/2 inch ar500 show some dimpling within 50 yards.

    Looking at using barnes 50 gr varmint grenades and going to try and push them as slow as they will cycle reliably. Powders available are 846, 844, varget, tac, 2230, 748, reloader 10, imr 4895.

    As of now I am looking at starting with varget, though I would like to use 844 because I have a little bit more of it.
    Suggestions or cautions appreciated.
  2. The sear itself has the serial number on it in most cases.  In some cases depending on who did the conversion you have to remove the sear to actually see the serial number.  Some owners that have multiple registered sears will engrave the serial number on each of the "packs" for ID purposes.  On a HK registered sear, the sear must have number on it.

  3. I checked out their website, I don't think I'll ever measure up. From the "american warrior test" page

     

    There are 3 levels: American Warrior...93% American Operator...87% American Defender...75% Only 7 people have ever reached 93% and made the American Warrior level. Only 8 people have ever reached 87% and made the American Operator level

     

    ONLY 7 people / 8 people - if this includes their instructors, what chance do I have? I might do better on American Gladiator...

    and....only 3 of them are living?  I could still pass a combat standards, but when you start adding break dancing and cartwheels and crazy...I fail miserably.

  4. I know this has been covered before, but I just wanted to say thanks again for your continued support to handloaders and fellow shooters. I was at the Knoxville show this Sat. and just picked up a couple handtrucks of goodies from David (dlm37015).  I was at knoxville tactical across from him and heard him talking to a new handloader who was looking to buy bulk 223 projos.  The kid looked and sounded as confused as I did 20 years ago buying my first HUGE lot of 500 projos. Even though there were people all around he took the time to get the kid what he wanted.  David has been a great advisor for me, from powders to cement mixers for tumblers :) 

    If you are looking for any amount of components I would encourage everyone to give him a call first, he will always be my first call.

     

    Thanks again

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