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I like tha Williams FP or an early Lyman or Redfield if you can find them.

Guncase, The old "acetylene torch " is a good way to melt those `PESKY` Zink weights that don`t want to melt at low lead /WW melting point. Of course they won`t cast worth a hoot but what the heck, It worked! Cast aluminum pots are OK but cast iron is best. Look at Wally World for cheep ca...

Friend Texican, The "salts" had better have been removed from the bluing before it leaves the bluing shop or it will continue to rust and be a brown mess in no time. The bluing salts are killed in a bath and then soaked in oil to make sure it dont continue to work.

18 gr.IMR 4198 with the Lyman 311041 at 1590 fps does great in my .30-30`s.

That is a starting load. You can push it a lot more but the groups do open just a little.

I use the Lee R.E.A.L. bullet in most of my ML bullet guns. I started shooting them around 1970. They are good shooters and they will pass through a large deer like a fanny burp through a burlap bag! My .54 cal Mowery rifle shoots them like a match rifle. http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c356/chuck...

If you shoot a muzzle loader YOU ARE A RELOADER !!

Copper Chor-Boy wraped around a bore brush does a good job whenever I get lead wich aint often.
Your bullet may be too hard or you are pushing it too hard.

You just have to buy sevaral different ones and give em a try. The Knight sabot with 300gr. lead bullets are the only ones I have used due to the local laws about ML and hunting. Yhey are accurate and easy to load. I have seen some at the gun club that were very hard to load and almost impossible to...

Welcome!

Good boy Thor !!

My lab chewed the rear tire completely off of my brothers bicycle once.
He also chewed an extension cord in two when it was pluged in.

He lived to be 14.

What Rusty said!!! It works.

Mr. Cash , I just dont know what happened. Maybe I missed a wind change. :D I have a friend who shoots five into the teens( less than .200) regularly at 200 yd. :shock: Don`t get me wrong boys, I admire folks who can stand on their hind legs and shoot small groups. I cant, I am not physically able t...

What Hobie said!! I am always trying to get my guns to shoot tighter groups. That is what I do! I handload to get tighter groups. That is what I do! Factoy ammo is no fun! Even then we all can improve. I know I can. Paper plates dont fit my three ring binder worth a dang. :D http://i31.photobucket.c...

I want a Chrysler levergun with Rem chokes and forward assist.

What Ben said +3 or was that 5? Anyway I am Vice.pres of a gun club with 230 members. As range officer (when it`s my turn) I find that many people just don`t understand the rules but if you get on their case too heavy they get mad. I let them know politely what the rules are and if they dont follow ...

Dang if he don`t look a lot like the good Colonel ! Come to think of it, my dad could be his twin!!!

I date it when that happens! Check the easy stuff first as in drive line, loose wheel lugs etc. Good luck!

Thanks!

The dreaded Savage safety jam?

Speechless!

All nice pieces ther boys. Sixgun... Cribbage stock? Here is my Mowery ML with the standard grade wood back in about 1970. http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c356/chuckleininger/IMG_1522.jpg My S. Hawken .54 cal. slant breech(built by me) http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c356/chuckleininger/IMG_1509...

I hope they sell a bunch of them! Just so they keep makin levers too.

Friend , There were 39`s sold by sears that WERE factory D&T by Marlin for a side/barrel mounted scope. I have seen a couple in the last year that I believe were origional. Marlinman may have more on this.
Enjoy!

My friend Tom Tabor in MT. has and loves the .375 H&H. He has killed many African animals with it.
At lower velocity, most of the Jacketed bullets made for the .375 would be almost like a solid on an animal as light as a deer.

COOL!!

Call Brownells Tech. help ,They will help you find someone close who will do it. :) Stan Baker in Seattle is the guy who invented the screw in chokes and made the first ones for Winchester. He installed one in a Rem. 1100 for me around 1970. He started as a one man shop and within 2 years he had 80 ...

I went to Uberti`s web site and the rifle link wont open.
I have been thinking of getting one to.

Depends on condition but you gonna need to throw in a lil` boot. New they are about $150 different in price here abouts. Maybe a little more.

Well, my Browning BT99 shotgun has a high gloss finish and I suspect it it the same. I think it is some kind of epoxy but have been told it is a laquer with a hardener added and buffed to a high gloss. My Browning 53 looks like the same stuff. Way harder than any oil finish.

I allways wanted me one of them 30 shooters!

U.S. ? Japan? how old? Model?

This is my Navy Arms short rifle (20") .45 Colt.

I am sure you will enjoy yours.
I think Terry just about said it all about the .44-40.

NO WAY! There are several within ear shot that do. Some have full auto weapons. I don`t own WEAPONS, just SPORTING arms.

You could thin it some to take some spring out of it. Dont leave any cross ways scratches in it to be a stress riser to start a crack.

WOW! That one is going to be a shooter!

Jason, Sounds like a good project. We will be needing a full report. :wink: Cutter, About 20 or so years ago there was a test done in one of the major gun mags about deflection just as you want to do. It was very interesting. The guy made a wooden frame with holes drilled on all four sides through t...

Nice find 1886. I would love to have one!

Thanks, I sent that link to several friends.

The new stuff is close enough so as not to know the difference unless you load max loads. you may want to drop back a little . It is a good policy to start low and work up when any component is changed anyway.
Alliant is cleaner burning than Hercules was. I have had very good results with it.

Used the old circumference mic to measure it? That would have been a .011 cal wad IINM.

Looks like fun to me!

Very nice! I love it when I find one in that kind of shape.

I have read and heard that Rem. used assembly numbers for reference and started them over again after a batch was completed. There are several SN (assy.)#1`s in collections .
Many thousands of the Rem. pistols were made. They were high quality arms.

The last one I bought came from
http://www.chasjonesgunparts.citymax.co ... 498048.htm
Good guy, fast shipper!!

I made my first gu vise. The ones from Midway are good and can be washed off to look new again.

Mine is a good shooter..NOT for sale!

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