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Brownells has the dovetail specs listed for most of the sights that they carry.

Brownells has some generic replacement parts and some aftermarket replacement tube assemblies.

I'm just curious - how are the wads or bases attached to the Brenneke and AQ slugs?

The Brenneke slugs seem to fall into 2 styles, one with a felt (?) wad or base...

I think he is referring to nitre or fire bluing, which is the process that gives the cobalt blue sometimes found on pins, screws and other small parts. I'm not sure of the chemicals used though. ...

No need to make a special tool. Several 'smiths have had success by centering the long leg a large allen wrench in the barrel and filling it with Cerosafe. The short leg can be held in a vise or...

Woo Hoo! [smilie=w:

I've made wrench inserts that support both sides of the front of the frame by using 2 blocks of oak. I carve or mill enough wood out until they will fit around the frame then I glass bed them for a...

Buehler?......... Buehler?..........Buehler?..........

Back when guys started hotrodding the .38 Super and shooting it with their Unlimited Class IPSC raceguns, primers piercing or flowing into the firing pin aperture was a problem due to the high...

Hey 1* - can you get an update from Lee on this?

Just FYI, here is a cross-reference list of "house brand" firearms and the actual make/model:
http://www.e-gunparts.com/crossref.asp

You'd be surprised at how many different firearms Sears has...

It doesn't get much simpler than that! How do you set the angle and keep the trigger from moving?

I agree. Lee is telling us that they don't want our business. We should give them an answer by asking for a full refund. At this point I'd rather give my dollars to someone else even if the same...

Champion Gunsights http://www.championgunsights.com/ makes a Bo-Mar clone in several variations. I'm pretty sure that they make the sight that Ed Brown and others put their own name on. You might...

Jerry Kuhnhausen's "The Colt Double Action Revolvers, Vol. 1" shows him restaking the ejector on page 69 (If you don't have this book, it's one of the few gunsmithing reference books for Colt...

I know that it's an old thread but I'll throw my 2 cents in. There isn't any need to gauge the threads on a new barrel. If the pitch is correct then use your frame as a gauge and just test fit the...

For 1911s I buy gold beads from SDM (Scott Mulkerin).
http://www.sdmfabricating.com/Gold%20Bead.htm
He makes them out of 14K gold wire and they have a small post on them. You drill a hole in the...

Count me in. What's a "Cramer style" mold?

Count me in for one.

Mine goes down to 70 RPM. I guess that's not too bad but when I'm turning threads to a shoulder, it sure feels like it's turning faster than that! It was made in China and is similar to a lot of...

Ooooooohhhhhhh.....pretty lathe! Man, I'd love a DRO on my lathe! I do like having a foot-brake for threading but I wish I has a slower speed.
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Two questions:
1. What happens to the kitty litter if you stir your pot? Does it float back to the top?
2. What happens to the stuff once it turns to ash? Do you skim it off and add more kitty...

Wilson retired several years ago and his tools are no longer available. Ed Brown makes a sear jig that is similar to the Wilson jig except that instead of being square, the sides are rounded....

That's kind of like saying, "My first piece of crack cocaine" or "My first baggie of heroin."

Welcome to the addiction! :D