Welcome. I really need to load some more!

It wasn't my idea originally. I'm talking to an Internet I have a much better pellet counter and one of my other videos. that style is very specific to the diameter of the pellets

@@GunFunZS Off topic but I can't PM you so I'll say it here. On BLKTalk forums you said you couldn't get the lee 220 grain mold to shoot well. What you have to do is take a drill bit and ream out the boattail. You don't need to go all the way, even oversized and just reaming out the end just enough to where the bullet has a flared tail is fine as the bullet sizing die will square it off. Basically it prevents the gas from cutting the sides of the bullet which seems to cause it to slip the rifling. I had the same tumbling and inaccuracy problems with it when the mold was first released. I can even use it to fire full power 30-06 loads with just above 1MOA accuracy at 200 yards. Hopefully that helps you.

@@DaveSmith-cp5kj thanks. I am aware that some have done that, and may try it too, if I pick up a second mold. I still am more interested in converting the mold to 168 grain flat base.

Did you have a question, or advice for me?

@@GunFunZS nope, just annoyed by KZfaq's BS

Pretty much. might make more sense to talk with you either through the Vepr or slack on the reloader's network, but let's see what o can do. What is your problem?

GunFun ZS I couldn’t figure out how to IM you on there so I figured I’d try to post on here to get your attention. I need to some help on pressing out a barrel. I have a press and I am a machinist so I am able to make whatever tools I need. So far I have made a jig to press the barrel but the pin is killing me. I have bent everything I have made or tried to use getting it to press out. It won’t budge so I am wondering is it a tapered pin?

GunFun ZS my name on Vepr is ecgrundeman

@@ernestgrundeman9534 Nope. Not tapered. Though with guns as a convention, press the pins in from left side to right looking from the shooter's perspective, and the reverse to get out. You are going to need to make a hard strong short nubby punch for your press and hold everything very solidly. If you leave any room for the thing to give and go sideways, it will. So maybe a punch with a 3" dia base and a 2mm x3mm nipple on it to get the pin moving. i.e. turn a nubbin onto a chunk of roundstock, and face off the opposite end so that you know it is square. Also probably heat and chill. You just got lucky and got a really tight one. www.vepr.org/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=5136

@@ernestgrundeman9534 I assume you are doing an SBR or a permed comp?