I just had a model 94 Win in 32 special rebored to 38-55 with a .379 bore. I was hoping to use a 377, 265 grain long flat nose from LBT that I had made for my Ruger #3 in 375 Win. It would not run thru the action and would not chamber. I had to go back to the old stand-by Lyman 375248, and it works ...

Thanks for the reply; I don't have a screw pitch gauge, but it looks like I'm going to have to buy one, or two. I just didn't want to bugger up the threads with the wrong pitch; it just didn't feel right when I tried installing them.

I have an Armi Sports reproduction of a Winchester model 92 in 44 WCF. Nice looking firearm, functions and shoots well. I decided that I wanted to put on a tang sight. I got the one that I ordered, but failed to consider that the the threads are metric ( or at least I think they are as they appear t...

I have one of the Armi sports model 92 Win in 44-40; Good looker, nice fit of wood to metal and shoots well. I just read some where, can't remember where, that Armi was bought out by another manufacturer.

Try ebay; they come up there every so often.

Try looking up the web site of Delta Gun Shop, they do that kind of work. I just sent them a model 94. The bore is in real bad shape, no blue left, and the previous owner had driven nails into the stock to repair a split. I asked them to bore it out to 38-55 and they are going to do what they call a...

There is a lot of good to be said for shooting those little old guns Couldn't help but notice I use almost exactly the same load as you, except that I use 9.5 grains of 4198 in my 94 Marlin made in 1899. I'm thinking abut trying Lil'gun; that ought to work well, you think?

Nath, Never did put it on the bench to measure the group.figured it wouldn't be too impressive; but it does shoot better than I expected. At thirty yards, I can hit a 8'' steel plate with every shot, off hand. It took me quite a bit of time to get everything just right with the wads. For the .375 ba...

This is a great little "fun" gun. I got one on impluse when they first came out. Both my grandsons enjoyed shooting it when they were little as the isn't much recoil. I'm not much of a shot gunner myself, but I needed an excuse to shoot it, so I started loading it with round balls to shoot...

If you have any doubts about how much you should heat the brass for annealing, you can purchase a kit put out by Hornady that has a temperture sensituve paste called "tempilaq". this paste changes color when the correct temperture is reached. After you gain a little experince using the pas...