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I can't be positive I did not, will have to take it apart to see. The sear pin I am positive I get that correct.

If you colored outside these lines you may have taken too much off the top. My other thought is you missed the hole in the sear with the...

So, I went in and modified my sear. It is nice, little creep and a nice 3-4 pound weight. Much improved. My problem is now the rifle...

Do I need to harden the sear after shaping it?

Anyone came up with a good sling attachment for the P-Force? I think the front is easy with a M-Lok attachment point, just not sure...

I clamped the sear in a vice and could use both hands to steady, take light layers off adjust as needed.

Nope, never resized anything. Bare in mind, these don't shoot well in all my .22 guns but the P-Force really likes them.

Do you end up resizing these at all? I cast and resized a bunch of bullets in my Seneca Recluse that shows up today, I like the idea of...

Poured, tumbled and weighed a couple hundred NOE 217 30 FN/HP BBT 4 cav slugs this morning from the new mold after testing some samples...

Did you use some sort of bracket to ensure the correct angle or just freehand it? I think I will be tackling mine in the not to distant...

The part I liked the most was the wood stove heating your shop.

You can probably get it done with just a bar clamp. But it's hard to get it all lined up and held down right. I did it a couple times...

That is a really nice-looking set up.

Quick and easy compressor. A $50 bar clamp and some scrap pine lumber. It fits every rifle I own using the little hardwood adapter blocks...

Since I am setting up my shop, I suspect I'll just buy an inexpensive press so I can use it for more than just springers.