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I use the silver anti-seize sold in the auto parts stores in small packets.

I haven't tried strings but I did make some pellets. I pressed some powder into a couple of forty five cases that I sprayed the inside with silicon spray and placed a roofing nail inserted into the...

I don't have a chrono but my test for the powder is firing into a 2x10. The two upper shots were from my rifle, went clean through and dented the metal behind the wood. The third lowest shot only...

Yea, I don't have problems with the rifles, I just use more. But for the revolver only takes so much. Switching to Willow charcoal is my next move. I just have to use up the powder I have and find...

I've just made my third batch with my harbour freight tumbler. No belt problems. I followed the advice of a review of the machine on their web site that said to take off the bottom and make sure...

Just loaded another two hundred 228 gr. with 5 grns. of Titegroup. That makes two thousand so far this year. A good economical powder,

The problem with a lot of people is that they don't shop around. They buy on an impulse. Then later they find out it wasn't such a good deal.

This trade was kind of a fluke. My son broke up with his girlfriend and she left the chickens and the coop he built (I guess you could say he got custody of the chickens). He didn't want them so he...

No excuses now if you don't use your tags.

Great site. Just pulled up the manual for a Rugar 10/22 I just got in a trade. Thanks for the info.

I just traded a small chicken coop and 5 chickens for a Rugar 10/22 with two 10 round clips. It doesn't have a rear sight, but it shoots good. At least the action works good, until I get a sight I...

I started my son out at ten shooting a .22 and now he is an avid sportsman and has a whole safe full of guns. We reload together and shoot together. He is looking forward to teaching his own son a...

I agree on the customer service. They look at every customer as an advertisement of their guns. It was such a good feeling dealing with a nice customer service rep who wasn't in a hurry or trying to...

When I take mine out of the pan if there is a spot missing in the grove I just fill it in and hand mold it. Works for me.

Watch out for you dog, an equal size wolf will rip him to shreds.

I'd say it's a 2 year old about 185 to 200lbs.

I have the .22 wasp and I love it. Never had a misfire. The one problem I had was I broke the cylinder pin pushing a empty shell out ( it was my fault I shot some older ammo in the gun and one shell...

That is a neat looking trigger, is there a special name for that style of trigger, anybody know?

Where do you find these deals for $250. bucks?

Yes, it is a Remington action. And yes, it's New army. I don't know why I keep writing "old army". A couple dead brain cells I guess.

Nice looking gun. You did a great job on the finish.

I'm not going to mess with the main spring until the spare gets here, but I'm going thin down the trigger spring after the fourth. I,m going to be shooting it on the fourth.

I think I'll thin the trigger spring first and see what that does, or do I need to do both before I get any results.

How is this done, by working it on a flat stone?

One of the reasons I don't want to send it out is that I want to learn to do this stuff myself. The replacement parts are cheap enough for some trial and error.