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a basic ultrasonic cleaner can be had for under $100. i think i paid around $60 or so for mine with one of the 20% off coupons @ hazard fraught (harbor freight) plus.. being a subsonic shooter.... being able to clean your bolt carrier groups with not much more than a nylon brush and a wipe from a ra...

carbine buffer? h1? h2? h3?



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and yes.. it can really matter so please help us with some more info

as long as you do some good basic load development testing - you should be just fine.

might have to fine tune a bit for the velocity you're searching for, but with them being sub loads you shouldn't be in a unsafe testing scenario.

take a test shot without the suppressor.

i'm not suggesting dumping a whole mag.. but a shot or three shouldnt make a difference. at least then you'll know


are you using a QD system for the can or direct thread?

Hey plant.one, How you doing? Looks like your friend should have some venison hanging come the season. I finally got my 350 shooting well out of my 12 inch barrel with GSL 350 Legend suppressor using the 150gr Extreme Points from Winchester. I got it set dead on at 100 yards, then shot a group at 5...

I have a nice scope on my 350.... But I did look hard at the Leupy!! If I had the need to change ranges on the fly like that its a nice option no doubt!! I will need a scope on the SCR build in 350 in a few months... Maybe Ill grab one of these. But I gotta find a barrel first!!! ;). Emailed Boyds ...

went up to a buddy's on saturday to help with a couple small projects and he asked for some help getting his legend dialed in - the Zero stop turret on the legend calibrated leupy VX-Freedom had him all goofed up. he's old school and tech like that is foreign to him as trying to read a greek newspap...

hunton35 wrote: ↑

Thu Jul 23, 2020 11:59 am

I print out the good brass bad brass list out when sorting range brass the good goes it to one can the bad to another for 223 reloading.

this is probably the easiest method to follow and doesnt cost anything - time or equipment - to make good, functional brass.

one thing to note about load testing with subs - not wise to do with your can on. there's a possibility of stability issues with these long for caliber bullets typically used for subs in the blackout.... so what most of us do is work up our loads, get the FPS & accuracy we're searching for (using a ...

with the way things are right now... you're just gonna have to search... every freaking day. lots of stuff is just plain unobtanium these days due to the buying crunch. and if things dont settle down soon - between the 'rona and all the riots,etc - the closer we get to the election, the worse its go...