Search results for query: *

I've never used a buffer in my grizzly. Nor have I ever heard of frame damage on one. Grizzly's are a very robust pistol. Extractors are their weakest part. The originals were cast or MIM, not sure. The extractors from EWK Arms are machined from tool steel and then heat treated. I bought two...

Grizzly Extractors are available here: http://ewkarms.com/zen8/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=73 He is currently out of stock, but, they are excellent quality and the price is right.

Blue Dot will get you 1300+ fps with a 124 grain bullet. Max loads and need to be individually weighed. I would not do it with anything but new brass and a fully supported chamber

I too couldn't find Vihtavuori N 105 within 50 miles. So, I waited til Midway had a Hazmat Fee Special of $10.99 and free shipping over $49. Both Midway and Brownells used to do that from time to time. But, in this madhouse now, I wouldn't hold my breath. Blue Dot is also good, but, you have to...

I've been using Vihtavuori N 105 as in the Shooting Times article (2nd link) with almost identical results.

OK, thanks. It'll be headed to Ebay soon.

I was cleaning out a closet and found a H&R barrel 7790190 12-60-H stuffed in the corner. It's in decent shape. Does anyone have rough idea what it's worth? Thanks

There's one on Armslist http://www.armslist.com/posts/3850551/rock-hill-south-carolina-rifles-for-sale--poor-mans-thompson-commando-mark-5-45acp-volunteer-arms-tommy

With a pin vice, hand drill a small hole next to the primer, and fill case with oil. Then drill out primer, tap back of case 1/4-20 and pull out case.

Was the third case with the bullet pushed back still in the magazine?