Recent content by Bogow

It's the ammo. My friend had the same problem with his raging bull. Tried HSM ammo and no problems.

Thanks RC, that makes perfect sense. Guess I'll just keep on shootin.

The attached photo is me shooting my Ruger Super Redhawk .454 Casull as the sun was setting. I expected the fireball out the muzzle and from the front of the cylinder but was surprised to see a fireball coming from the rear of the cylinder and the flaming projectiles shooting back and to the...

I've noticed several of you suggested dissolving the patch. What chemical would you use for this?

^^^^^^ What Offhand said!

I went back and forth with the "to lap or not to lap" dilemma. I finally broke down and bought the wheelers kit. I used the kit on the last three scopes that I mounted and Based on what I learned I will not mount another scope without lapping. Plus it's fun, easy, and when you are done you...

Thanks guys, I appreciate the input. Sounds like the accubonds are going elk hunting.

Do you think the AccuBond is tough enough to blow through the shoulder and stay together if my shot placement is off?

I plan on using my 270 WSM for elk hunting this year and after much Googling I thought I had settled on the Winchester Supreme 140 grain AccuBond CT. Then I ran across a thread that said the new Winchester Supreme Elite 150 grain XP3 may be even better for elk. I don't reload yet so for now I...

I have the same gun with a scope on it. I took my holster to the local shoe repair shop and he was able to cut a slot with an x-acto knife and then stitch around the slot. The modification looks professional works great and only cost me $20 bucks. I did get a few strange looks from other...

Danner makes a quality boot. The Pronghorns are light and very comfortable right out of the box...

I recently aquired a Model 94 from the 1940s. It has some surface rust and the wood is dinged up a little but not too bad. Is this worth anything as is or should I have it reblued. I'm not sure what to do with this peice of history, leave it as is or restore it. Any suggestions?

I haven't seen th gun personally but was told that the serial number was filed off.

Thanks for the advise guys. The firearm belongs to a coworker who has had it for many years and never used it. He was not aware that it was a felony to possess until I informed him. Sounds like chopping it up is the best route.

What is the proper way to dispose of a firearm with the serial number removed?