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Yes...and all sorts of stuff goes in to make a gun shootable, easy to carry, pleasing to look at , have the right feel along with accuracy. So...did I say every thing wrong when I posted? I was only thinking a bit of the various guns I've seen. To MANY, my guns are far too plain to even consider...

I took the mod. 60 to the range last week. Had a few problems so I cleaned it. First time in four years...at least that. I do not shoot it every time, but often enough to not wait so long. It was pretty gritty. Mark

Hiding in the corner 'till you called her " front and center" ! Great find...range trip!! Time to dance. Mark

My friend gave me a bag of brass (several shooters at his farm home range). as I sorted I spotted an odd looking case. It was split, badly bulged except the 1/4 inch at the case head. The neck was in a stepped appearance. I compared it to one of the .35 Rem. cases and I think it was shot in the...

I have the RCBS . I've not used it much ( almost never )...but I have a question. If you decap, then clean...do you remove the decapping pin from your size die? Mark

For myself, I really liked the suggestion from Lone Goose! Get a piece of wood similar to your stock and practice. Sure to enhance your feelings for the rifle...looking at YOUR checkering every time you handled the rifle. And, you could show us another pic when you complete your project ! Mark

I've heard it said..."life is too short to shoot an ugly gun." Thats fun to say but that gun has to do its job...shoot accurately...or its just a piece of wall art. Nice to look at, but, I buy a gun to shoot. Mark

Very nice! I wish I could use my shotgun as well! Mark

In the mid seventies I bought, from K-Mart, a Boita, 12 ga, O/U. I think it was $170 . I saw the same gun 20 years later...about the same price. Mark

When you're ready to change...change. No point in carrying a gun you're not happy with! Mark

After looking at...and reading....I can see I do things WAY TOO SLOW !! Holy cow....I need to make some changes! Thanks guys! I've got to make improvements! Mark

Odd you should ask. I picked up my Colt Govt. .45 from my new friend/gunsmith. He installed a Wilson "Bullet Proof" ambi safety. South-paw issues...you know how it is. Then I had to do some rework on my holster, ( just made it last week! ), to accommodate the safety. Mark

Not sure when I started carrying it but the only carry I use, ( maybe 12 years ), is a S&W mod 4553 TSW...DAO. Mark

Just watch....they'll be red flagged by the end of the week. One more chip in the constitution. Mark

Sounds like a well used range trip to me! and...you still have an an unused shooting trip that is still "out there" ! Mark

If you just have to let one go its good that it goes with ..."excitement". sorry for your loss...(we hate to see them go...) Mark

Looks great! Glad you've got a "place" to call your loading area. Last time my bench was that organized...was the day before I started loading. Mark

Update on my 400 yd range try with this bullet. Did not happen. Where did the summer go!? Still a chance before the year is out! :) Mark

I'd like to add....fast draw...if you get fast...will break guns. Might want to get good at replacing parts. In one of his videos, Bob Munden stated that you'll never achieve real speed unless the gun is cocked while in the holster. Let me say right here...I've never tried any of this...and...

Thanks for all the input! tcoz is right with me as far as my reasons for this thread. I'm not "there" but I can feel the problems coming on in my hands...so I'm thinking I should look closer at these machines. Figure out what will help the most extending my reloading. At 67 I still enjoy...