I would shoot a lot less if I didn’t reload. I know ammo is as cheap now as it’s been for long time. If you’re going to load larger quantities you really need a progressive press. It would take forever one round at a time.
Yes but just getting started and with a hand loader I can make up like 10 rounds playing with powder and grain. Right now most of what's on the shelf is 123 grain. I did pick up a box of 120 but I really want to know what it likes to shoot. Right now it's sub 3/4 moa at 100 yards. Wolf is 2 moa at 100. Doesn't like wolf however my friend has the same rifle minus 2" and it is sub moa with wolf.
good day Woodsmen.
hey Lou, I'm changing out inner primary bearing/seal/race (again) and looking at either the S&S race or the one piece bearing setup. last time the race cracked and slid back and forth causing primary leak, this time it has walked into the mainshaft seal and trans is draining. not getting any replies at all on the thread I posted, and I see in a few searches you've got some experience with them. been talking to an instructor that teaches the HD Mechanic courses at the local college and he says the only issue he sees with the one piece bearing is the possibility of it seizing to the mainshaft making inner cover removal difficult. he thinks it might be ok running a wet primary, but has experienced the seizing issue in dealing with bikes running open primaries. you're a straight shooter, I'd appreciate any thoughts or advice you have.
I used the Baker one piece unit when I did mine last fall, Troy. Easy peasy.
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