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Yep, open the bolt, pull the trigger and pull the bolt right on out.

Thanks, glad I asked

Looks like BotachTactical.com has good prices on Liger Belts, but I have never heard of them. Anyone have any good/bad comments?

Anyone use these and can vouch for them? I believe that you get what you pay for, and you can sure pay a lot more for electronic amplification/suppression ear plugs than these. Makes me leery, but I sure would like a pair if they work. http://www.gunaccessories.com/Radian...Ear&TacEar.asp

Dry firing in general is good for both you and the revolver. If you do decided to get a spring kit, (wolf is a good one like mentioned above,) take note that you have choices in both trigger return spring and hammer spring strengths. Most smiths will advise on sticking with the full power...

The five minute dremel job is to make the bolt release with a pull of the handle, as Mark from Iowa stated. If you are talking a mod to hold open after the last shot, thats a whole different thing.

Didn't get a whole lot of feedback here so I thought what the heck, just pick up the phone and ask the man himself. He suggested for jeans/casual/docker type pants to go with the round, and for cargo type pockets or BDUs' to go with the square. Great guy on the phone by the way.

Thanks to feedback and info searching here at THR and other firearm forms I have decided that one of Robert Mika's holsters will be my next pocket holster. He offers two choices, square bottomed and round bottomed. I am thinking that square would suite my purpose better, my thinking being...

The wally world carbine comes with a tapered sporter barrel, not the .920 bull barrel.

About made up my mind that a Mitch Rosen ARG or a Milt Sparks Summer Special, or Executive companion will be my choice of IWB holster for my 5" 1911. Would be nice to get some feedback from those of you have have used one, or even better, both of these holsters.

Rebuild or have it rebuilt. A hisssss may just mean new seals are in order.

Thanks for the replys guys. Great info and tips on further reading. 45Broomhandle: I am heading off to work soon, but will catch up to you about the info for your research.

What can anyone tell me about a little four shot .22 Mossberg Brownie? I have one that belonged to my Grandpa. I don't recall having ever seen one at a gun show, gun shop, or any discussion of one on a gun board. Thanks in advance

"I must be out of the loop here because I don't know who Mr Sanborn is. Does he or his company have a website so I can look at one of his barrels? Mr. Sanborn is Rick Sanborn from the green Mountain Rifle barrel company. http://www.gmriflebarrel.com/ He is very active and helpful over at...

Quote: I read somewhere that optimum barrel length for that cartridge was actually in the verboten sub-16" range. The 16" length is optimum only for max velocity. All other aspects open for debate.

Since you are going to be hand loading, check out Hodgdons "youth data" section. http://www.hodgdon.com/data/youth/index.php I have been loading up extremely pleasant to shoot 120 grainers in my 7-08 for my boys for a couple of years now.

Don't know what kind of rifle your Father In-law has, but my 110 loves it too.

First let me welcome you to the HIGHROAD. In mine and many others opinions you have purchased a fine rifle in a great deer hunting calibur. Chances are it will be a great shooter.

Loved pin shooting and miss it. Just kind of died off around here in the early to mid 80's. Anyway I used to use lead 255 gr. swc's, but your auto may or may not feed them. Can't remember the load data off hand.

High velocity ammo is not needed for accuracy purposes. Most if not all target ammo is standard velocity.