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Dayton-Traister get's my vote.....have done many & they work great. For price/quality I would give an A.

I would agree with everything I have read so far, especially the quality comments. I hate to replace things. I have (& had) red dots on pistols, rifles and combat style shotguns. Some didn't last a...

The one revolver I regret selling was a DW .357, I had 3 V barrels, all shot well a 2 1/2", 6", and 8. The 8 was scoped, had it at the 50yd range one day and the range master came over and quietly...

I used the Buffalo Rifle powder for my .45-70 and found it to be extremely accurate, I bought some to try, then bought #3 more (when you could get it).

We used to make #1 stock sets - #3 fits no problem. You do have to adjust your grip with the #3 lever. We never changed the lever, you just learn to grip the stock with fingers over the lever.

There is one for sale: Frontier Americana of Fargo frontierof.com

I have several of the ones you are talking about, and the ones with notches are manual retract, solid legs auto retract. Mine are probably 20 years old, I don't know about current models. I think...

pic 1&2 are the 1965 bolt, 3&4 are from a 1980s rifle
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I am a big M70 Fan. Why do you think it was made in 1977? I ask because the lg. shroud on the back of the bolt covering the cocking piece on the firing pin was only used for a couple of years after...

A nice little Blackhawk, .41 mag, 1970 mfg, then a day later I found a set of unused Steve Herritt grips, had the scope, rings & EGW bases. Good week. Now that makes two.272118272119272120

Usually my 1st stop to look for supplies, I'm another satisfied customer. Right up there with best.

Door breaching (serious stuff) from www.royalarms.com

Yes, shot my Sig 220 today, in fact. Love the cal. and the Sig; also own a custom Colt 1911. What's not to like? Accuracy, check; mild recoil, check; fun factor, check; historical significance, check.

MEC Marksman Press, Lee Pistol dies can't go wrong with that set up. No buyers remorse.

Continuing on the stock discuss: When you bedded, did you cut pillars for the front and rear action bolts?
If not I would do it, they will help so as not to crush the stock under torque from...

I have had problem 308's (usually not many though), and I went to the police/target ammo: Federal 168gr Sierra HP Gold Metal Match to check the rifle. That ammo runs 'perfectly' thru a 10 twist and...

2 thoughts:
#1 I built stocks (Fiberglass Composite) for 30 years and always had people coming to me with problems w/ Hogue stocks, injection molded stocks in general, as they all flex way to much...

yep! agree shoot it. Give it a good test at least a box of shells, then decide.

I once knew a gunsmith with excellent reputation and a long work list. When a job came in (gun) it went on "the" rack, first in - first out. Rules were: time frame given, don't call. If you called,...

I just saw some .454 Casull ammo for sale - nice little 'started' pistol. Na just kidding,
Can't beat a .22 pistol/rifle and .38/357 pistol as a starting point - you can still find ammo & have fun...

Wow! not 1 complaint, good to know! Thx for all the input. I got a couple cans pistol power to try, now I am anxious to try Precision rifle, (but like everything else in shooting sports, hope I can...

Option #2: call up Talley's, tell them the rifle and scope, buy what they tell you.
803-854-5700 problem solved.

A little late, but keep in mind there several companies that make a one piece picatinny style base. I have done this many times to solve almost any mount scope problem. With the cross slots all along...

I'm thinkin' this is a rather silly question, try to buy one (especially) today - remember this date. I got the one I bought for my wife out and polished, cleaned, checked the C/T laser batteries and...

Timely subject, I just finished building a .35 Whelen Scout Rifle. I will be reloading once the barrel is broke in; and it's time to buy dies. Just wondering what do you folks think is the best die...