mikegideon

Seating depth and the distance from the ogive to the lands are the two parameters at affect pressure, when it comes to bullet seating. A comparator will let you know if you have some inconsistency in your reloading setup. I doubt that you do.

  Different brands, same on the business end when the hair is up on my neck enough to have one out. Usually just a couple of Glocks in a caliber slightly less than 46.

The seating die doesn't "measure" to the tip of the bullet. It "measures" to the ogive. There is going to be variation in the OAL if you measure to the tip. The RIFLE doesn't care where the tip is either. Get a bullet comparator as others have suggested.    http://www.midwayusa.com/product/231904/hornady-lock-n-load-bullet-comparator-basic-set-with-6-inserts

  Sorry, Mr. CO :). Just trying to clarify what's happening. I reckon I did it wrong :)

  Yep. Has something to do with the hole in the valence layer of a carbon atom. We're kinda saying the same thing. CO is looking for another oxygen atom to turn it into a stable compound... CO2. But, what I was getting at... there's less available oxygen in the air because of the combustion. The byproduct is CO2, but the problem is lack of oxygen.

  I have been doing a lot of painting, staining, and poly, all oil based. No workie in cold temps.

  There's some CO, but there's also plain ole oxygen consumption. probably much more of the latter

Since we have had this serious cold snap, my 110 volt Lasko ceramic heater has been holding its own. My insulated 2 car garage hasn't dropped below 67 degrees, and the heater doesn't run all the time. Insulating the walls, door, and attic is one of the best things I have ever done. Pretty cheap and easy too.

  Don't sweat it. He's younger than Oh Shoot :)

  Nope. His ticker won't handle the show prep anymore :)

  I'm not that windy. That was Mikey D.

  Didn't you have a police report?

  Laughed out LOAD? See what you did, Dolomite? :)

  You can bet that State Farm won't overpay by a lot. They do this every day.

#1. Best chance of getting it done right. In my experience, if you spend the money, coming out of pocket to fix the car will NEVER happen.

That's a business card that was floating around sometime back

  A friend of mine works for her label and promotes Taylor. I sent it to her, and she loved it.

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iaD5_XJl0AY

  Yep. The coffee on commercial boats will make a man out of you :)

  I could have gone all year without reading that   :puke:

Similar idea that probably works better. Rifle bullets...   http://www.lehighbullets.com/information/technicaldata.htm

Write me down for the Keurig. Been using one for years. The coffee is expensive, but I just live with that.

  Or strong enough? That's how saggin' was invented.

I don't know a lot. But, I do know that anybody that open caries a Hi Point should probably be kicked in the balls.

  Yep. But it may puke us up like a bad shrimp in the process of healing itself :)