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Thank you for posting this! Will print and sent to "kid's"...
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I have a couple triple-4's -- a Winchester Model 94AE Timber Carbine (S/n 6,450,xxx 2001 Mfr) and a Marlin Model 444 (S/n 95,003,xxx 2005 Mfr) which both have but their from-factory sights. The...

Just as a note which may be germane? Some years ago I sought -- almost impossible to find at the time -- some 10mm Auto brass, and chanced upon a bag of 100 at a local gun show. I was super-happy,...

I'll give a "me too!" vis the marvelous tool Czech too uses! Works great and has a "STOP" so it is fool-proof vis depth. I highly recommend it! And, its guide guarantees primer pocket bottom will...

I am elated to read your post! Probably (my thoughts) with all the sue-crazy folks and greedy lawyers ;) out there, I'd have thought they'd wish you to send them your revolver! I had a similar...

HAPPY you addressed ventilation! Maybe "urban legend" -- just what folks have said, which I believe, is the critical element in any fossil fuel heating implement is "draught" ("draft") -- the upward...

I had challenges with a Lipsey/Ruger .45 Colt revolver I sent :) to DougGuy :) for his magic and, in discussion with him, he suggested a micrometer he uses. I found one of exact same model and have...

I have but two firearms in this calibre: a Winchester Model 1892 Carbine -- S/n 870,xxx which was made in 1918; and, a Marlin 27S .25-20 octagon 24” barrel, S/n 11xx which was made in the time...

Prayers made for her!!!! And, congratulations to you!
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There's a fairly good discussion link at https://unblinkingeye.com/Guns/44S2/44s2.html you may wish to read. Another you may find worth your time to read is...

My wife picked up some Tic Tac candy which comes in small clear plastic cases. Hmmmm...looks like it may be an IDEAL way to cleanly and safely carry SIX .22lr rounds? Yup -- almost perfect! She...

I have two Marlins. Just a "headsup" re one of them: I bought the 1979 Model 1894, serial # 21,049,xxx and it functioned awesomely -- UNTIL I put some ,38 S&W Specials in! Super Jam-matic which...

From what I've heard -- this may NOT be accurate, but I do think it is -- the "Python hunters" do not get them just for kicks, giggles, and/or to help the environment. I understand that in some...

My thoughts with ANYTHING medical is that the doctors HAVE to keep us going to enable them to get MORE money from me!!! :) BEST wishes!
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Randy -- I a ever so happy for YOU!!! I first chanced upon a television broadcast of Iguana hunters; then one with female Iguana hunters; and then shows of "real men" (I particularly admire the...

I will add a 'Thank you" for posting. However :( a part I want, they do not have -- but :) their site suggested "Jack First"? I Googled this -- https://jackfirstinc.com/ -- and they, indeed have...

I come nowheres close enough to have the smarts to advise a remedy vis your dilemma. However, I feel compelled to share this: I bought a Remington XP100 in .221 Fireball with hopes of getting many...

My credit rating, as of this morn, is 819. I still have my 2016 Toyota Tacoma, which I bought new in that year; one deer hit and one turkey splat (both >5 years back) as only claims; never had a...

A printing business that reprints many gun-related pamphlets, instructions and the like is called Cornell. Their site is https://cornellpubs.com/ and they have many Ideal handbooks, which give...

hemmjo-- You reinforce my challenges (actually, "extreme disappointment" may be a better expression) after I purchased the XP100 in .221 Fireball I had longed for, for a good many years! I tried...

I have this brand lights on my Dillon 550b; my Forster Co-ax; and, my MEC Marksman presses! I, too, cannot say enough "good" about the product! And... I've had/used them for quite a while with zero...

My choice would by Michael or Anthony Pucci at Orion7 Enterprises on Long Island, New York. Michael has totally trouble-shooted and repaired -- yes, new barrel included -- M1 Garands for a club I'm...

Happy you saw the high primers and that you ad not a slam fire. Years back a fellow at range had a high primer jam the cylinder in the revolver he was attempting to shoot. (I never did hear how that...

I started "work" at age 13, my job cleaning dropping boards in a poultry farm, where I'd get three dollars for filling three pickup truck beds -- heaping -- with the stuff I dumped in, using bushel...

Paul (catmandu) -- Perhaps the only thing I profess to be a master of is ignorance on too any things to list :) -- so you piqued my interest re "what I have". Hence, I went to an H&G Web-Site --...