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Yes. . Many times you can get them on sale for around $50-$60/500 on sale. Right now free shipping on $50+ purchase I believe.

I've loaded a couple thousand Midway Dogtown HPs for TTs sage rat shoot fests over the past couple of years and they've been pretty outstanding for me in the Savage. Netted 3/8" 5-shot groups during the work up phase with those and Hornady virgin brass. That's what made me blow through a few pounds of TAC. Been wanting to work up some loads with them in an AR or two but haven't made the time to dedicate to that endeavor. Last summer was spent frantically working up loads for the PSA and Ruger RPR 6.5 platforms.

Have you loaded any of the "Dogtown" bulk Bullets by Nosler?

I knew Greg would be able to help you out on this. All I use currently is a notebook and targets to record the data including temperature, wind conditions and date.

The world hates lefties.... ugh...

I have to agree with this. While a strobe might be a nice addition, I'd rather have on and off. I've played with the flashlights that have multiple settings and honestly, I feel they're a pain in the ass. Also, last thing I want to have to screw with in a high stress situation is playing around with a switch in order to find the correct setting I want when time and life are of the essence.

Nice comparison between lights. Jason, the guy on the left was in one of the classes I attended a couple years ago.

My buddy had a gun built for him. Saw something similar. Nut was tight but the barrel would move slightly forward and aft. Up until then, I'd never seen that before. He took it back to the shop and they fixed it up for him.

Is it bad I'm grinning from ear to ear after watching those videos?

Damn! Looks like fun!

It's always nice when that happens.

Never heard of them.

Those are great little guns! GLWTS!

That's an excellent video. Explains and talks about a lot of things I wasn't aware of.

Good to know they're going to take a look at it!