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307 birds even. 😀

Oh we are. Im gonna make a coffee table or lamp out of em after this season.

Regular. Our dark and light season goes till Feb 13th. Conservation light then opens Feb 14th.

Wyoming birds are doing it right and tight.

Yeah was the norm in Alberta :)

You and I are slowly educating the crowd here :) Kinda like the Canada geese verse Canadians thing :) I'm stuck here at work till 27th. Our duck 2nd split goes till 31 Jan and Dark goose till Feb 13th. Chomping at the bit to get back. Son has a good hunt lined up in the am as it seems we...

VX3 vs Credo the Trijicon will be a little better glass. A more " apples to apples" comparison would be a VX5HD, Credo and Zeiss V4. Some say those Credo reticles are a little busy.

https://www.wolfengagementco.org/ Link to read the summer 2021 report We joke alot about these things but they sure are true/fact. Quote from the summary below. "Comments from Western Colorado were more likely to oppose wolf restoration, anticipate negative impacts, support lethal management...

2+03 day two starts the wolfstuff

Planning for our most recent Alaska debacle allowed me to spend a great deal of time getting input from a rather large number of sportsman "living this every day" They clearly were in two groups when it came to handguns. 1) Wheel guns throwing flames 2) Autos Two items both groups agreed...

Encouraging to see some of the commissioners utilize some common sense and leadership. Disappointing to see some with clear agendas that they try and insert everywhere.

Day 2

Its lengthy and only day one but worth the listen

Wanted to see from the forum if anyone has done any testing with your hunting load. Specifically 1) Has anyone taken their brass and measured primer pocket depths for consistency? 2) Have you then seated your primers exactly 3 to 4 thousands deeper than the case? Or have found a node measured...

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Full length bushing die is one thing Neck bushing die is one thing Full length resizing die is one thing ( has ball and decapping pin) Expander mandrel is inserted in a plain dummy die with a steel or carbide mandrel in it for precise ID

So couple things going on. A Redding S type full length bushing die has a bushing in the top end that goes over the neck. You get a bushing and install it that matches your bullet brass combo. Establishes an OD exactly. Usually .001 to .003 smaller than the loaded rounds OD. Each brass brand...

I edited to put the question on the post and in the verbiage.

Does anyone use a full length bushing die to resize and bump the shoulder then use a expander mandrel to set neck tension/concentricity? For those that do it what's your work flow? do you do it post trim, deburr/chamfer? Do you use a dry lube? Carbide vice steel mandrel? Thanks