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Thanks guys , I think he is going to have to use it for fertilizer,that is what I would do with it.

A friend came up with some Winchester 780BR powder that is clean and smells fine. Long obsolete but he wants to load it in his .270 behind 130 gr. Bullets. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks !

A look in your favorite load manual will reveal several powders that will give velocitys in that range.

Our gun club has Boy Scout activitys, shooting and camping. Several Eagle Scout Badges heavy been earned by projects that improve our club. I hope that doesn't change.

He was a real gentleman and a giant.

That's cool ! I did an Abraham Lincoln years ago. It looks great hanging in my shop.

Talley or Warren would be my guess.

Cool, thanks for the education !

Griff , Aren't the patersons five shooters ? How can you go to the line with the hammer down on an empty chamber and still shoot a normal stage of ten pistol shots ?

Kinda fun to scrape the mold off of an old post once in a while.

I went in a Dicks once. They had Mosin carbines advertised at a good price but none in stock. I left with my money.

Gardening by Phil Dirt and Pete Moss .

Just throwing this out- US ARMY or NAVY Combat engineers or try to get into nuclear engineering for experience then use the GI bill to pay for school. He will mature some, learn the value of being on a team, make some great connections for civilian life later. Or if he stays in he can retire then g...

Both bullets look like great designs. I would choose the heavier one.

I seem to dump one or two almost every day.

Sweet !

Often done to hammer,axe and other tool handles. It supposedly hardens the wood making it more durable.a common practice.

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I personally think it's hard to beat a inexpensive Skinner post for a good sight picture. At $15 they work great with a tang sight, and are easily filed down to get the perfect height for whatever rear sight you use. I sometimes work them over with a file to get them thinner. He used to offer a .04...

good job !

I have never had an MRI and hope I never do. Hang in there friend.

Cool ! Good job !

Nice ,,,

Sad day my friend.

I have the Merits . Both for eyeglasses and to screw into the rear sight. On the glasses for handgun and rifles without peep
Sights. You can just cut a disc out of electrical tape,poke a pin hole in the center and stick it on your glasses. I did that
For years before I bought the Merits.

Mine is a .50-95 .

On all two stage triggers I have played with the trigger does move the sear some in the first stage until the trigger Itself rides onto the second stage cam surface upon which the leaverage of the trigger changes and moves the sear a Greater distance with less trigger travel but with more effort unt...

Now , that is sad news. Prayers for his family and friends.

I sure like my Springfield 9mm. It is very accurate and has never had even one FTF / FTE , and it has only been fed reloads
From new. Mine is stainless.

I have several set up like yours and have never had to have a taller front sight to zero with factory ammo,either
150 or 170 grain. Shoot it first and see.
Welcome to the board !!!

I made rocket engines using empty rifle cases and black powder. Bell the case mouth to form the rocket nozzle, Add water to the powder to make a paste, pack the case full of the powder paste,let it dry in a sunny window for Several days. This makes for a solid fuel rocket engine that will propel a d...

Morgan Woodward (Boss, The man with no eyes) was the most prolific guest star on the series Gunsmoke.
He played a great part in Cool Hand Luke.

I used to subscribe to a dozen different magazines at one time until I got AR/1911 burn out. I personally own several of both guns but just how much can be said about either that is fresh and not done a million times? Now I get Handloader,Rifle, the Fouling Shot and that is it.

Very nice , and yes,muzzle loaders do offer lots of need for gadgets like powder measures, horns,ball starters etc. that one can make. If there is a small private slauter house(meat cutter) near by, have them keep a lookout for cow horns and large bones. Both make for great project materials. I had ...

Shaki'n it up here boss !

Sam Fadala 's book , The Winchester 94 , is a good one. It's out of print but can be found at eBay , Amazon etc.
It's a good read and has his favorite load data also.

Wow , I like ! You may have to make or have made the part you need. The aluminum part may have just been made as a patern
Proof before making the finished part out of much more difficult to work steel. I have done that before when no part was available to copy. Enjoy !

That is cool!

That is so cool. Reminds me of the feeling I would get when I found an arrowhead.

Congrats. My wife and I will selebrate 33 in July.

I have a Springfield just like yours and four Glocks ,all 9mm. They are all good shooters but the Springfield is the tops.

Prayers for a complete recovery friend. You will ,with the attitude you display.

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