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Reloading / Re: Redding 223 dies
« on: April 05, 2017, 02:23:02 PM »
The redding die set you have in mind is good to go, it helps when you have a micrometer type adjustable seating die.
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Very cool never saw a auto trickler. Do you have any experience with Gempro scales? I can't afford a A&D
Nice.
After doing some additional research, I cancelled my order for the Manners MCS-TF2A (20-25 week turnaround), and placed an order with XLR Industries for an Element chassis (3 week turnaround).
Gotta say that, so far, CS @ XLR has been everything that I've read about on other forums... Nick has been super helpful and responsive.
Definitely looking forward to July 15th!
Pics of XLR Element chassis from XLR website, below:
Nice rig, bruddah gt1_911.
How you liking the X-ray chassis?
Is it really a polymer frame?
Can you share the weight of your current set-up?
interesting designand not bad $40 + s&h for the last stand + cost of 6 - 6' rebar + chains, gong, and connectors and nuts and bolts = ~$100
do you get a lot of wiggle from the frame when the gong gets hit?