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Is Ther a differents between the Kroil & the microil ?

Can I use the in line die on a single stage press or do i need an arbor press?

What rings are being used in the demo?

Great video guys. I’ve researched the T7 press couple times over the years but always backed out at the last minute because my RCBS Rock Chucker’s bullet runout is perfect and I haven’t heard much yea or nay about the T7. I thought if anyone would know it would be you guys. How is the bullet runout on a stock press, a stock press with your kit and the runout with your whole update on the T7? I’m only 3 hours from your shop, do you have one set up so i could get a hands on feel of it? Thanks for the info, subscribed.

Does the number of twists have anything to do with the number of threads in the barrel?

The creedmoor site says it doesn't have a zero stop.please explain

Not prominar . No fluorite crystal .

Assuming dead on @ 50 yards 1. 100 yards, 1/8 click scope: turn up or down how many clicks? 2. 150 yards: turn up or down how many clicks? 3. 200 yards: how many clicks? 4. 400 yards: how many clicks?

This works with drop in triggers like a TriggerTech as well?

How do you measure that if the gun is not a bolt action ????

How do you measure that if th

Agreed! Excellent way to shoot. Leather sling with frogs once you train with it and get comfortable and ot becomes second nature ..you wont use anything else

Does Creedmore still offer those parts?

Incorrect in so many ways. It may work for him, but it is NOT the correct way to assemble this sling. Laughable.

Incorrect.

Can it be used on Lyman Spar T turret vintage press?

So, how it works is that it measures based on how off the shoulder is from sammi specs? For example, if I want a .002 bump, I just adjust my die until my caliper reads .002? If so, that's pretty cool.

Is it a load-cell or a magnetic force restoration style scale? I assume MFR but haven't had a chance to look through the specs yet.

Ah the good Ole days!

If you're having trouble keeping up for future viewers, just pause the video, do the step. Then when you restart the video, double tap on the left of the screen and it will go back 10 seconds and shows the step again to confirm you did it correctly.

Found this kit from Gavins channel over at Ultimate reloader. I bought the kit, and installed it last week. The kit really helped with the slop in of the handle of my T7. i bought two of them so i could have a back-up

Thanks for the video guy’s. I bought one a year ago!!!

Just received my trimmer from Creedmoor. Fast shipping and low prices. They had it in stock when no one else did. Thanks

got me a set and works great for my 6mm arc

Why muzzle up?

Just ordered one. Can't wait!

upper keeper is wrong

Overpriced and underperforms

Great scale I've used it for over a year and no problems

You should make a 3d printed bullet jig that holds the bullet in the same spot everytime. Maybe a couple sizes, 22 & 30?

Been looking for it in southwest Michigan but cannot find it anywhere. Tell me who sells it around here, thanking you in advance.

I’d love to see more slots and get rid of brass prep area. I’m never going to do brass prep on top of my press.

make one for my Lyman All American Brass Smith

When can we start seeing aftermarket for this. Auto trickler? Or a process to drop powder?

I'm gonna try and squeeze a 50 bmg through the last hole

Looks like a nice boat anchor from the description...................

VERY useful, but not only for barrels. I shoot airgun FT under the World's Federation rules (less than 12 ft-lbs), the ballistic CF equivalent would be shooting a 7.62X51 at cantaloupe sized targets at unknown distances between 70 and 350 yards. With nothing except the scope to aid you in rangefinding. Scope erectors are inside tubes that do not allow easy cooling, as they are sealed for rain and other water-invasion purposes, so the LOCATION of the lenses (and the reticle) inside the erector assemblies changes with temperature. We usually start a match in the morning at between 40 and 70 °F but, at noon, with external temperatures in excess of 90° F, the the internal temperature of the scope may climb as high as 110-140 °F, depending on the make and model of the scope and the location of the Match. This temperature variation not only changes the "measurements" of range taken with the scope's parallax knob, they also change the POA (relative position of the reticle in space). Last year's World's matches were held in Italy, and the ambient temperature reached 105° F. Using common "fermometers" (thermometers used in fermentation processes) do not yield usable high end readings. Yours will. Thanks! HM

Looks like a great training tool.

$90............. 🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣 Have another drink.

thank you

Be nice if y'all would make a 4 hole x 1&1/2" SS turret for the Harrold's Tooling Turret Press.

That impact business don't impress me that target could be as big as a truck. Now I shoot center x all the time but when I run out i don't know where I will get any more because most places won't even look for a specific lot number you can't even find the ammo anywhere. Would you please enlighten me where can I get a gross of ammo so I don't have to be looking all the time . Beagleman

Lapua rifle looks nice Who made it and where can you get another?

What brand of ammo you are using 👍

Does it read the wind for you? That's what I really need.

I have a 1950's improved "SpeedLode Bullet and Powder Scale" made by "Santa Fe" which was a division of the "Golden State Arms Corporation". It has the hydraulic damping system to quickly stop the swinging. Great scale which does not need batteries, does not need to warm up, is not effected by EMF, and best of all is accuracy rated to within 0.05 grains. That is a better than most digital scales rated at 0.1 grain. I use the RCBS Competition Powder Measure with Small Metering Drum and micrometer to throw the powder into the pan, set the pan on the scale and trickle up with the Lyman Brass Smith Trickler. Then I use a Satern static free aluminum funnel to charge the cases with. I can easily get a highly accurate charge into a case within 5 seconds. Go "Old School" or go home!

Can i use regular gun lube?

Why can yall not make the head with all the stations in 1 1/4"? Seem that the bottom part's opening could be ground out to accommodate the larger dies. Seriously that way the Hornady L-N-L system could be utilized.

Why do y'all not make a turret head with all 1 1/4" holes? The only reason I have not gotten a turret press yet is because no one has made one with all the stations having a 1 1/4" holes! And I do not want one with just half the stations either. The more stations the more better.