That's one sweet looking set up. Thanks! Much appreciated. I've made one minor change at the rear since this was taken. I discovered Gehmann makes an iris that already has 7/32-40 thread in lieu of the totally odd-ball 9.5mm thread that all of the Euro sights use. This eliminated the need for the t...

RCBS 2 die set, FL sizer, and seater in plastic box. Includes #12 shell holder. $25.00 + $7.50 shipping for the set.

Forster/Bonanza Benchrest FL sizer in plastic box. $30.00 + $7.50 shipping.

PM if interested.

contender1121 wrote:

Hosspower wrote:I would take the 30-20 size die. Sending PM.

Sale pending.

SOLD!

Hosspower wrote:I would take the 30-20 size die. Sending PM.

Sale pending.

I have 2 Redding dies for 30-20, a neck sizer with the expander button but without the decapping pin. Marked "30-20 TC NK C7". If you don't have any brass that has been fire formed in your barrel you will obviously need to find a full-length sizer. The other is a bullet seating die marked ...

This can all be put to rest now. Dell called me tonight and we had a very cordial conversation. The rules, as they are currently written, do not allow for a corrective lens attached to the gun and they are going to stay that way at least for now. This is the clincher, no ifs ands or buts: from Secti...

I thought the whole intent of peep sights, especially the ones with an adjustable iris, was for "focus correction". Now I'm more confused. And now that red dots are on a trial basis and I'm guessing the "non-magnifying" type red dots then they have several lenses that correct fo...

This is only legal for UAS while it does not supply magnification it does have focus correction. Focus correction is a big part of the problem. If the correction is in the glasses instead of the sight it is legal Dell Taylor Chairman rules committee John if you could post this I would be appreciati...

First off, I agree with Steve BUT the rules mention optical sights have NO magnification limit so a picky judge may say zero magnification is not legal in open sight categories. Also a later rule says all optical devices must be removed to shoot in open sight categories. Now correct me if I am wron...

captainjohn wrote:I’ve forward your question to our rules chairman, maybe he will respond back here or I’ll let you know .

Thank you, John.