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Unread 08-15-2012, 03:40 PM   #1
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I use 2 washers welded together for my short 16's. I don't bother the primer that way. It stays in the final crimp station. I lowered crimp starter a quarter inch. Cheap and easy.
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Nothing wrong with inexpensive and do it yourself !

However................................,

I already have the brass 12 and 20 gauge spacers on the way .

And the 16 gauge is in the works at no cost to me !

The guy thats gonna machine the thing for me owns a Savage 111 LRH in 338 Lapua . I just finsihed working up loads and sighting the thing in for him at 100 , 200 and 350 yards . And about an hour ago I loaded 50 rounds for him free of charge , well let me rephrase that . All he had to pay for were the components he got my time and range work for free . So now it's his turn to return the favor !
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