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I believe this might be what you're looking for. If I'm not mistaken, Junior's daughter has been keeping the website up since he passed some time ago. Thank you to her! RIP Junior....

[QUOTE=Jedman;5294739]barrabruce, I don’t mean to insult you as I know you hav done these things before but I just thought I would mention, when you make some dummy cases with your 357 brass remove...

Are you interested in a real nice Hepburn in .25-25 with brass? A friend is downsizing and offered it to me, knowing I enjoy my B Match in .32-30.

If you can get some insulation in there it won't take much to heat. Or even to cool. We set up a used heat pump with a wood stove for back up in a friend's new shop about that size. Works great. ...

276121 Stick with shooting! There are already enough Crazy Chicken Gals:smile:

Not a .50 but in case you decide to go light, I have a new (from about 1974) Douglas barrel in .348Win threaded, blued and fit to a Siamese action, along with the reamer that cut that 1 chamber, some...

I'd like to see .50-70 offered in smaller quantities.

T\Do you think the faster twists, 1-16 for instance, would foul much faster? I've been thinking about fitting a GreenMountain barrel spec'd for .45ACP on a Knight Inline that has an unusable barrel....

Thanks for the new thread and the pics! I've been looking at various underhammer designs for a few years with the intent to build one. I'd sketched up a few actions that incorporated features I...

Thank you!

Here's a chart of Weaver base specs. I've found it helpful in the past. Thanks Brownells!
http://www.brownells.com/GunTech/W-R-Weaver-Company-Mount-Base-Specifications/detail.htm?lid=11214

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Who is H&M? I've got a little work for them...

John Taylor, a member here does excellent work. Bob Hoyt specializes in civil war era barrels and liners.

I don't see irons well in field conditions either. I bought a basket case 340 that wasn't drilled and tapped either. It wasn't a difficult job, the set up is just a bit different. You see some from...

In the past, Williams had a dovetail gib that accepted a 6X48 screw. It was used to secure their ramps to barrels with a dovetail instead of drilled and tapped for sight screws. They probably still...

[QUOTE=gnoahhh;3463416]I too have encountered this dilemma. I bought a custom .30 throater with a 1½º included angle taper, .3100 throat. As stated the removable pilot on it is a blessing, as indeed...

Very nice work on the receiver sight mounts. That's a real good solution for a #1 I don't shoot because I can't see the sights. I've even got a few incomplete or altered sights in my parts box that...

That's a great idea. I'm going to put a few blades in handles and use them for cutting the wrap or twine on round bales. It's hard on good knives and junk ones don't hold up.

I'd agree with Tatume. How were you figuring on securing the forearm? Years back a friend did a button magazine conversion. It still held 1 or 2 rds, loaded easy and the mag tube and internal band...

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Good folks to talk to.

When I first read the thread I was thinking it was a newer development, didn't think of the Maynard cases until later that evening when I looked through Cartridges Of The World and Donnelly's...

I'm thinking of a sporting weight rifle on a spare Rolling Block action for plinking, small game and likely whitetail inside 100yds. I thought of .38-55, already have a reamer, but really prefer the...

I've always cut a relief groove on bad barrels. I figure why take a chance stressing a good action to save a barrel that's going in the scrap pile anyway. I generally just do it in the lathe but...

Some more ideas:

http://castboolits.gunloads.com/showthread.php?169027-Dril-and-tap-a-enfield-45-70

As much as I'd like to hunt them, I hope to never see any feral hogs in my area. Hope you boys get 'em all before they get into Maryland.... Deer damage is bad enough on some of our rented crop...