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Thanks for watching! The relay has 2 reed switches. It has one coil that is energized to change both switches at the same time. S1 is the first switch and S2 is the second switch. The diagram on the relay case shows what pins are associated with the coils and switches, and it shows the relay pin numbers that are bridged when power is off and on to the coil. Different relay makes may have different pin configurations so the purpose of making the maps is to ensure the circuit board leads are connected to the right pins on the relay. Hope that helps!

@@markfranke8326 Thank you for the explanation. I'll read your reply and watch the video where your mapping to see if the light goes on. Thanks again for your fantastic videos on the 928

Thanks! I agree it is fun to see what it can do!

Hi Michael - no vid on replacement. I have one on doing the wear checks for the valve guides to see if they are still in spec. ua-cam.com/video/f8l45EsKvCA/v-deo.html

CMP is fantastic

Glad if it can be of help!

100 yards - CMP Talladega range; Kongsberg Target System (KTS)

got it, pings to come

Criterions are excellent, but USGI can be excellent too depending on how worn it is. I'll bring out some M1s with USGI barrels for a future vid.

@markfranke8326 ya that group was excellent. I'm just going by the garands I've shot and I believe they were only required to shoot less than an 8 moa group. I'm trying to remember where I read that . but I know it was somewhere that had the actually army requirements on it. I'd say most of em with some rifling that haven't been drug behind a truck for 42 years might do a 4 moa group . maybe some are better but on average I'm probably not far off. I like the garand and the 03 alot they just aren't remington 700s sorry for the honesty hopefully it doesn't hurt anybodys buttocks!

good feedback, pings to come

good feedback, plenty of pings to come

love it

yes she is!

Lol! That is why I started making videos in the first place, but some are just for fun. The Navy Mk2 MOD1s are relatively uncommon and I was taking it down to clean everything.

Thanks!

Righteous.... what ammo were you using,... what grain?

@@Solidbuilthomes IMI 62gr 5.56

@markfranke8326 the best groups I got out of my Mini-14 were Sub 2 MOA using Frontier 62 gr Match hollow point.... I even got one group just over 1.25" (at 100 yards) . I can't find anymore, however.... I think Frontier stopped making it....

@@Solidbuilthomes thanks for sharing!

Thanks! Nice... 82 euro, non-interference? Yes, lots and lots of lowlifes trying to break in, lol.

It de primes the cartridge and resizes the beck if the case

​@@alani281 Thanks, mate

Yes!

Agree! Harveydeprimer has them

Great!

Yes it is!

or be outdoors, or anywhere really

That's my kinda Friday night!

deprimes the case

are you referring to the passenger side 3 pin, that goes to the hood, which is for the washer heater and hood light? There is also a 2 pin going to the other side, for the driver side nozzle heater.

@@markfranke8326 I think that is what it is now that I'm looking at it. I took the hood off a year ago and and the previous owner had those wires on the passenger side clipped so I forgot where that connector went lol. Thanks for the help I've been scratching my head for the past day now and this helped a lot!

@@carsonvogt685 glad you found it!

magic.. actually it just separates the primer from the case

Thanks! Glad you liked it, and hope it can be of help! Mark

Thanks! Hope it can help!

sounds like a great memory

Awesome. Hold onto those memories. I started reloading due to the sheer interest I've always had in firearms. My dad was into guns, but nobody else really was. He taught me what he could since I was six, and about 30 years later, I've come so far down the rabbit hole, I've forgotten more than most people know. Not a brag, just love everything about them. I hope to be the guy your grandpa was to my niece and nephew and help pass on as much info I can, so maybe one day they'll have the same joy I have with them at best, or at worst know very well how to defend themselves when they get older.

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​@@AlanLyon-gs4dnWhat calibers?

It worked for me. It came loose in the box and looked a little rough though.

Spent primers are dirty. For press and die cleanliness, some prefer to deprime away from the press, then clean the brass, and then only put the clean brass in their press. This keeps grit and dirt from potentially contaminating the press ram and die over time. Depriming by hand can be done in a different location from the press, outdoors, or wherever. Finally, depriming by hand can allow better feel for monitoring primer pocket tightness. Con is that it involves an extra step compared to doing it on the press while resizing.