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    Quote Originally Posted by marky123 View Post
    Nothing wrong with Lee kit.Look at this group Attachment 104030
    What distance was that? 500yds?
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    To be fair he is using a pistol ( from his avatar) So in the black is a group.
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    I'm also going to set up a howa youth in 243 for my two sons so no doubt there's gonna be few hours spent at the range wearing it out

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    Hot Barrels and tight lines

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    That is very good grouping.

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    Like I said that's on a good day,some days I have trouble just hitting the 8inch gong at that range.


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    Hot Barrels and tight lines

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    and as the Actress said to the Bishop..go easy on the lube

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    I started with the Lee Aniversary kit when it was the bee,s knee's in the '80s, and slowly upgraded parts as I needed. Now using a Rockchucker press with Hornady dies and the RCBS Chargemaster powder thrower which saves heaps of time. You have to make it something you enjoy and take an interest in. Primarily reloading is for economical reasons and then it changes to an accuracy quest. You can setup quite cheaply and as time/quantity changes, you can add to the toy collection and gain more knowledge as you gain experience. It's a lot of fun, I really enjoy it!
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