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If you'd put all 10 through one hole in the dead center, you still wouldn't have done it fast enough.

I've wondered why people don't just "forget" to install the disconnector... seems like it would accomplish the same thing. Never attempted such a thing myself, but seems like it should work.

I can sell you a .22LR can if you're interested :)

Don't buy from a new company that one day decided they can make silencers.

I'm sure there are used ones out there... but everybody (who's not a dealer) paid $200 that's an instant loss. The cans are one of the last things I'd sell, if I had to liquidate everything.

Put them on fleabay.

For what it's worth, those look almost exactly like a good friend of mine's 1992 anniversary edition Camaro.

Dang fast turn around.

Kind of hard to tell from their specs on the website, but I think these are the dimensions for the slip pocket at the back of the main compartment: Main interior rear One (1) elastic slip pocket: 12"(L) x 11"(H) | 30.48 x 27.94...

I should have added a picture. Looks like a plain Jansport bag.

I like this... finally something that completely blends in and should be well made. Also a great price point at $59.99. Limited production numbers though... 700 in black and a few hundred in the other colors...

I appreciate the replies... probably the most important feature to me is the tape stand out. I have to measure a lot of existing framing, so being able to reach things is important (that keeps me off a ladder).

Without any better options, I'll be replacing mine with one of these two packs ($32, Amazon): I'm definitely not opposed to spending more money. But I'd say about $50 per tape is going to be about my upper limit.

Looking for everyone's favorite tape measure... I've been using Stanley Fatmax 25' tapes for years. Now the two I use at work are basically toast and it's time for a replacement. My only issue with the Fatmax tapes is that they're kind of heavy. If there were something lighter out there...

I know one guy that has one- he's said it's worth every penny. When my forearms are on fire after working on brass for awhile, I'm ready to buy one.

This is the one all my friends recommend, but can't afford for the volume they reload.

Note that I'm only able to measure COAL with my setup, not neck length off the shoulder.

Just a plain old RCBS trimmer. It is as repeatably accurate as I can measure with a micrometer. To me at least, the biggest thing is to chamfer the case mouths accurately after trimming. I do that by hand too.

Eh ... not super sure about carbon fiber and high temp. All depends on the epoxy in the composite. I know my .22 can gets real hot after a dozen messages through a MK III. And I'm hand loading each mag (i.e. not rapid firing mags).

Rounds look like they are hitting the feed ramp. Maybe soften the edge a bit. Could oil it first to see if that helps (although likely only for a few rounds).