jr612

I've seen all sorts of innovation uses for paracord, the one that I liked the most was sling made out of braided paracord. But after thinking about it I realized that it's not very practical. Lets say you find yourself in need of some of that paracord, now your left without a sling. So here's my solution, it's not fancy or even cool, but practical. That's 50" of ready to use cord.

So why do Lee products have such a bad rep?

Why a saiga, because mine cost less than a worn out clone.

The only probmem I have with them is that they are completly made of plastic. If that dosent bother you then buy some.

I have mixed and matched equipment that will suit me and save me money. I have a RCBS single stage press with lyman dies for my 38/357, 44spl/44mag and lee dies for my 45acp. I also have a Rcbs scale, and lee trip measure.

Mine have workred just fine.

So does it really matter if the barrel or the brass ball (screw) is spinning, both have the same effect.

Point taken.

Barska is certainly not the best scope you'll find, but imo you get more than what you pay for.

If ranges are closed for the winter you should have waited and saved up for a better scope.

Immediately after posting I remembered the round trunnions.

No, that's not correct but I don't see a problem with it.

Nope, it's a s&w.

Barska makes some nice long range scopes for under $200.

I have crowned other rifles using this method. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OorpZlG28fI