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  • Mar 16
  • 1 min read

Welcome to the Cal Shooting Supplies Forum


This thread is the main place for shooters and customers to ask general questions and get answers from Lou Murdica and other experienced members of the community.


If you have a question about shooting, reloading, rifles, optics, or Cal Shooting Supplies products, you are welcome to post it here.




Those posts will answer many common questions.

What can you use this forum for

• Asking general shooting or reloading questions

• Getting help with Cal Shooting Supplies products

• Discussing rifles, optics, and equipment

• Learning from other shooters and customers


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Have a question? Post it below.


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Please keep conversations respectful and helpful so this forum remains a useful resource for everyone.

Thank you for being part of the Cal Shooting Supplies community.



 
 
 

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lennysmechanical
Mar 19

What’s the best neck Clearance for a 30BR.

.330 neck?

.328, .327, or .326 loaded round.

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lou
Mar 20
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.327 I like 1 1/2 Clarence on each side


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rdhall05
Mar 19
Rated 5 out of 5 stars.

Thanks Lou

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Steve
Mar 17
Rated 5 out of 5 stars.

New to using a Tuner on my Bench rifle!

Any tips or suggestions,it's an Ezell!

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Lou
Mar 18
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I have tuners on every single barrel I have the most common one I use in interest is the Ezell. I put the tuner on Screw all the way in then I back off a half a turn and I start from their working up my load once I’ve worked up my load to the best of my ability . I will move it three numbers in and three numbers out from that position to see if it improves it at all.

I know this isn’t sound good, but it is not good to try and tune your tuner and the wind. usually in you learn a number you will go out in the afternoon and come back in for…

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swstrouse99@gmail.com
Mar 17
Rated 5 out of 5 stars.

Steve

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SKP
Mar 17
Rated 5 out of 5 stars.

Great to see this

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