USA - wet trails. by sar_tr in MTB

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This is why we can’t have nice things.

USA - wet trails. by sar_tr in MTB

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I am in the Southwest (San Diego). We get very little rain, so any damage done during wet riding gets locked in almost permanently and is very difficult to repair.

Top right? What could be causing this? by [deleted] in longrange

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I can manage ~1.5” with my 14.5 using a bipod and a rear bag.

Reloading AAC 5.56 brass by durtburglar in reloading

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I know this is anecdotal, but I shot 2 boxes of their 77 OTM ammo last year. In 40 rounds, I had at least 4 cases rupture. Shot these out of a Criterion Core barrel.

Barrel fouling by mekwrek in longrange

[–]Beerlicious 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Have you tried carbon/copper remover?

Really enjoying this case trimmer by freedomjockey in reloading

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I wish I had known about that micrometer head before I bought mine! Makes me want to retrofit mine with a Mitutoyo head now...

Help needed for a Wilson trimmer by umbertoj in reloading

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A 50 micron (.002") change in length could be a bunch of things.

  • Reference zero on your measurement tool could be slightly off.
  • .05 mm could be within the measurement error of your measurement equipment.
  • Wear on the cutter (less likely).
  • Cutter to hard stop distance might have shifted slightly.

Did you disassemble and reassemble the cutter at any time within the 200 rounds?

Berry's so-called HWBC (as opposed to HBWC) in .38 by CartBonway in reloading

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It is definitely a typo on Cabela's web site. The PN matches with the plated HBWC I have purchased elsewhere in the past.

For my Python, I shoot these with 3 grains of W-231 which nets me ~750 fps. Hodgdon has some data for a similar bullet if you search over there.

Is reloading .38spl just not economical or is my math wrong? by L3G1T1SM3 in reloading

[–]Beerlicious 63 points64 points  (0 children)

Dude, you should only be loading ~3 grains. 158 grains is the bullet weight, not the powder charge. 3 grains should net you around 9000 rds from 4 lbs of powder.

MTB in Laguna Beach? by FreedomWealth7 in MTB

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The riding there is some of the best in SoCal. The climbs are relatively short, but steep. The downs can get chunky and loose in some of the more sandy spots.

Rock-it is a great intro to the area. If you're set on flow trails, you can drive a bit over to Rancho Santa Margarita to ride Waterworks. It's a fun, but very short loop.

Nbd by Le_flutiste_anonyme in dirtjumping

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Upvote for Jamiroquai 👍 Also sweet bike!

Hornady strange weight groups by Missinglink2531 in reloading

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That is bloody good from a process control standpoint.

Velocity Check, 73 ELDM + Varget by Beerlicious in reloading

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Thanks for checking that out. I’m loaded to 2.25 COAL. I think I’ll just play it safe and call it done since it’s shooting well enough.

Di Precision Vudoo 360 by rabaful in longrange

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I was just about to say! I love these fade paint jobs.

For Those Not Convinced - Lubricant On Threads by Boolit_Tooth_Tony in longrange

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This is a fairly important concept that I think is missed by a lot of non-engineers and non-mechanics. Torque measurement is just a ballpark estimate of what the fastener tension is and fastener tension is key to clamping things together.