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    Old Rifles and the People Who Shoot Them

    Well, I hunt with all of my guns, including; A 1927 Winchester model 54 in "30Govt06" A 1917 Custom Remington Mod 1917 in 30.06 A 1952...
    Post by: aminyard, Jul 13, 2012 in forum: Rifle Country
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    JB Weld, screw holes and refinshing.....

    Devcon makes a whole series of epoxy/metal fillers. They are far superior to JB in every sense. Look them up on the web (Brownells carries them).
    Post by: aminyard, Nov 28, 2011 in forum: Gunsmithing and Repairs
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    Rem sportsman 58 "locking block"

    Try Numrich, they have parts and a schematic here; http://www.gunpartscorp.com/catalog/Products.aspx?catid=5678 Good luck!
    Post by: aminyard, Nov 28, 2011 in forum: Gunsmithing and Repairs
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    Request Finish "Repair" Suggestions

    I would try Brownell's Gun Kote. It is a bake on finish that is pretty tuff. You can get it in a spray can, but it is best applied with an...
    Post by: aminyard, Nov 19, 2011 in forum: Gunsmithing and Repairs
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    Removing rust without excessive finish damage?

    I would use Kroil rather than plain oil, it leaves a superior corrosin resisting film and helps desolve the rust.
    Post by: aminyard, Nov 11, 2011 in forum: Gunsmithing and Repairs
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    AR question, Is it ok to put 223 rem bolt in Yankee Hill Mil spec upper reciever?

    RC Please do NOT post the picture of your face after half of it is blown off:mad:
    Post by: aminyard, Nov 6, 2011 in forum: Gunsmithing and Repairs
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    Titanium Firing Pin

    Steel is more ductile than Ti, thus it is far more suitable for applications involving concussion. Ti use in firearms should be restricted to such...
    Post by: aminyard, Nov 6, 2011 in forum: Gunsmithing and Repairs
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    AR question, Is it ok to put 223 rem bolt in Yankee Hill Mil spec upper reciever?

    My bad (at my age relying on memory is not a good idea). The SAMMI spec for .223 is 55.000 cup, whiale the .56 spec is 62,000 cup, a still...
    Post by: aminyard, Nov 3, 2011 in forum: Gunsmithing and Repairs
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    AR question, Is it ok to put 223 rem bolt in Yankee Hill Mil spec upper reciever?

    And the fact that the 5.56 is rated for ~30% higher pressures.
    Post by: aminyard, Nov 3, 2011 in forum: Gunsmithing and Repairs
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    Which things to avoid that will damage the barrel

    I use VFG pellets from Brownells. Their "aggressive" pellets will get out the crud/fouling (especially when used with J-B Non-embedding Bore...
    Post by: aminyard, Oct 26, 2011 in forum: Gunsmithing and Repairs
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    Where to find Enfield stocks?

    Contact Boyd's Stocks, if you send them an exemplar (your old stock) they can make a new one with your choice of wood/finish. 'Taint cheap, but...
    Post by: aminyard, Sep 29, 2011 in forum: Gunsmithing and Repairs
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    New bodyGuard 380 broken firing pin

    What model number is the gun?? It will be much easier to find parts with a model number rather than a "nick name"!!! Good Luck
    Post by: aminyard, Sep 29, 2011 in forum: Gunsmithing and Repairs
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    Engraved colt 1908 finished

    If you don't mind me asking, what did Turnbulll charge for the blueing?? The world wonders.
    Post by: aminyard, Sep 17, 2011 in forum: Gunsmithing and Repairs
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    Getting flaking Nickle removed - any recommends?

    This is easy to do yourself, all you need is Brownells nickle remover, a 12 volt auto type battery (deep cycle if available) jumper cables and a...
    Post by: aminyard, Sep 17, 2011 in forum: Gunsmithing and Repairs
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    So you want a video of what to do when building an AR lower

    Thanks, very interesting video:):)
    Post by: aminyard, Sep 16, 2011 in forum: Gunsmithing and Repairs
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