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I have one that came with my last gas grill. Used it once... never again. That said, it turns way slower than my brass tumbler, but yours may be different.

I cast outside, lots of fresh air there. I wear leather gloves and a full face shield when working with hot lead. When cold, ie, lubing, sizing, or loading, I wear the rubber gloves like a doctor...

I may have been born a Yankee, but I'm a son of the South at heart!

Someone here mentioned the sausage you start with making a difference. Oh heck yes!

I use half breakfast sausage and half...

Good shot placement makes dead animals. Bullet size and speed are secondary concerns.

I have shot deer, blown the heart in half and seen them run 200 yards. Drop their effective blood pressure to...

I have built two AR uppers with side charger setups. One is my 6.5 Grendel, the other is my 204 Ruger. Both work very well for what I do, targets and varmints mostly. The biggest reason I went with...

Hannibal, a few years back I was at a gun show and a man in front of me picked a refinished Remington Model 6 up and proceeded to inform, loudly, everyone at the table how horrible it was that such a...

I take "color coding" one step further. Cases that are reformed to something not what the headstand says get the head coated with Dykem. Any 223 that's brass is a 223. Any 223 with blue Dykem on the...

Very interesting... I'll keep that filed away for "someday".

I have a 527 Varmint in 204 Ruger. Hands down,it is the most consistently accurate rifle I own. It just plain works! The trigger is amazing, but if you want to adjust it, follow the book. Its very...

rstern, agreed, those or cartridges are a neat way to solve the HPA problem, and having shot one, they are effective. The owner did say that, like a powder burner, you had to tune the air charge to...

rsterne, isn't that what happens with most springer and multi pump guns anyway? They have a fixed chamber filled with atmospheric air or pressurized air. When you squeeze the trigger, the multi pump...

Glad to hear it! Enjoy your air gun, they are tons of fun!

As someone here informed me when I was asking about resealing my Marauder, get a tub of silicone grease. Won't hurt air rifles a bit, and it makes putting the o-rings back on without nicking them...

Glad to hear that, clodhopper!

My first PCP gun was a used Marauder that leaked. The culprit was the valve plunger. Tore it all down and fixed it for the cost of an oring kit, a new plunger, and some silicone grease. That was six...

Used to load a lot of stuff with it... then started getting pressure variations, eventually I moved on to other powders.

I got a convection toaster oven... that fan makes all the difference!

OK, as some here have noticed, I tend to like things that are a little outside of mainstream. My current bike is no exception. 2004 Moto Guzzi EV California Titanium. Yeah... its a mouthful. But the...

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I have one of these, the included scope isn't real great, but the rifle is solid. The 22 cal hits with authority,...

Pound cake... so named because that was the ingredient list.

One pound of butter
One pound of sugar
One pound of eggs
One pound of flour

Supposedly, these guys have 6 shot PCP revolver in the works. It's 25 cal and uses a scaled down version of the rifle air cartridge.

As for repairing the cartridges, all you need is a good hand...

Well, the reason I went to the airgun \ paintball store was to see the owner about an air tank so I can refill my rifles without an aerobic workout. Or, more accurately, so my 74 year old father can...

New air rifle design

Had a chance to handle, but not shoot, one of these.

Awesome piece of air rifle tech!

I want one... oh yes I do.

Couple years ago, I was trying to find an extra long case for a muzzle loader. I called BP I to check on one they had listed. Well, it didn't quite meet my needs, but the lady I spoke with gave me...

The wife and I ventured out to the range this past weekend. She has laid claim to the 17HMR. Yep... it is now her favorite rifle. Not real noisy, no recoil, and no concern over losing brass. Her one...