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The Toolman provided me with a forearm that was a perfect fit so many thanks to a great guy for helping me out

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Forgot to mention its a take down with a S/N 379xx no prefix

Looking for info on this old rifle. Has a 25" bull bbl, 3/4" at bore, Parker Hale sites, bbl marking cal. 220. Couldn't determine model number or possible age. Needs a forearm any ideas where to find...

Looking for a button for a Winchester model 92 cal, 25-20 mag tube

Thanks gents - sounds like an interesting round

I thought this might be an experimental cartridge? 45 cal., copper case same length as 45-90 Sharps & WCF

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Couldn't be more happy with John's work fixing the extractor on a 20-410 chamber insert.

Snooky Williamson would wrap his sized lead bullets in plumbers Teflon tape and then heat them with a butane lighter. The tape shrinks right to the lube. He hunted with 92s,94s, 85s, and 86s, using...

The scope is a Wollensak 4X - thanks for your comments

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I want to thank everyone for their helpful comments. Today - its time to go make a deal for this rifle.

Mike - thanks for the links to Gunbroker. This rifle is a model 418 mfg. from 1932-40 in 22 LR. Full size rifle weighs about 6.5 lbs.

Looking for some info on a nice Walnut Hill sporter. Got a shot at picking one up but there seems to be a lack of info on these. Rifle retains 85-90% blue/finish and has a Wollensack 4X tube scope...

I use Hoppes to clean the size and seating die the put a dab of Imperial wax on the expander ball

A lot of great info in this thread

6 gr. of Unique has been my load.

I've been using citric for a couple of years now. Sorry I didn't know about it 40 years back.

Cabelas reloading supplies are a hit and miss in WA stores - items go fast

Yep - great ad

I vote for the 31141

I like the 30-30 idea. 100 grain plinkers to 180 grain pointed, spitzer type bullets for bigger critters.

My Ruger 1959, 44 mag flat top

Ruger SAA, 45 LC, adj. sights, 4.75 bbl., w/xtra 45 ACP cyl

Check out citric acid for cleaning brass - works great and its 90% cheaper than what you have in mind.