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ive gotten uch closer to finding out what it is. i found alot of pictures that are very similiar. everything from a remington new model no.4 to a smith and wesson model 1 3rd issue and even an...

it is a rimfire. its a five shot cylinder. the frame appears to be brass, but the barrel is steel. the barrel frame grips and cylinder pin are all marked 310. im guessing this is not worth much....

i've got no plans to fire it. the cylinder pawl is worn out so you can turn it by hand. we found it in an old relatives trunk, i thought i might clean it up and use it for wall hanger. i just wanted...

i have a revolver with no markings. i'm trying to id it but have nothing to go on. the only mark it has is a star with no.38 stamped on it. it looks nickel plated but the barrel is rusted, the frame...

i shot over 2000rds thru my taurus and i haven't had any major problems. a few jams but those were my fault. the recoil and the report are a little sharper than most but i carry mine on a daily...

thanks everybody for the help. i'll post pics of it when i get started.

are those pretty high quality. i don't do much with rifles mostly pistols and shotguns.

i spent alot of time at the gun shop measuring and comparing. i think i'm going to do a fixed magazine like a sks. it will be easier and get me back to shooting faster. now i have to decide which 308...

i just happened to see the remington conversion and it got me thinking. i normally only work on shotguns and pistols, this is new territory for me. i will have to look at the savage. i wonder if the...

has anybody tried taking a internal magazine "like a mossberg 100 atr" and fitted a removable magazine into the action. i know you can get a kit to switch a rem 700 adl into an bdl. i wonder if you...

i'm not the smartest guy around but why couldn't you take a factory lever and cut the front strap off, replace it with some barstock to make your own big loop. I'm sure someone with more skills than...

you can try Brownell's Oxpho-Blue. it's a cold blue but i've always had good luck with it. Brownell's website has great instructions for it.

maybe you could post a few pics, that would help alot in identifying what rifle it came out of.

Well i'm happy to say that after a couple of thousand rounds, no jams. it didnt break so i must of done something right. :drinks:

originally there were for my 10/22 but they only have about four or five threads holding them on. i don't no how much abuse it will handle im still testing it. as for the weight there made out of...

the first one is a screw in handle. the second is a screw in and a bolt on next to a glenfield model 60. the third is them buy themselves. sorry the pictures are not that good my cameras still not...

long time lurker first time poster. first off let me say this place is awesome. i wish i would of known about this place along time ago probably would of help me keep my sanity. i was wondering if...

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