Hi AJ, Nice looking work. Just looking at it it appears it will only run the shorter stuff correct? To run standard length ammo you would have to change back to the original, right? Howdy Nate, Thanks for the kind words. yes, to revert to normal length ammo, the carrier gets swapped back in. That's...

NC DMV computers list the insurance co right along with the other info. Same for the law enforcement system. Ask the Troopers that took the report or anyone who can run the plate legally. The guy hit us in SC and lives in NY. The SC Trooper could not get the insurance info from NY. If the car is re...

Howdy Joe. It ought to be an ALMOST drop in for the average rifle, replacing the factory carrier. The only work needed in most cases will be a .030 deep flat filed on the left side of the forward lug on the bolt, where the bolt will encounter the folded shut latch. I say "most guns" becaus...

The 66 and 73 has a built in ammo gage. Open the action, turn the gun over and lay a round in the window where the carrier rides up and down. If it doesn't fit, it's too long. It should be about 1/16 but not more than 1/8th inch short of not fitting. This length works best because the 73, 66, and 6...

Howdy, Larson did a great job with his toggle link 101 article. What he didn't know is that there's a new "Short Stop" carrier in pre-production prototyping right now that will solve the conundrum of running short rounds like .44 Russian and Cowboy .45 Special in the '60, '66 and '73 rifle...

A Marlin in .45. Versatility that is unsurpassed, especially with the addition of a second carrier to allow use of .45 Colt and Cowboy .45 Special http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v54/adirondack_jack/ammo-variety-1.jpg from 300+ grains at yee haw velocity to 120s at popgun velocities that make it l...

18.5 of 2400, OR, better yet, 21.5 of H110, or a near max load of 4227 (I forget the dosage)

I've been "on the steel" at 300 yards with my .45 Colt CB-Limited with just a little load work and no problems.