Recent content by caneman

cool shots Years ago, before reliable hollow point bullets were available I used to load 148 grain Hollow Base Wadcutters for a 38 backwards for immediate expansion. They would only penetrate about 3 inches into a wet sand pile but they mushroomed to about 70-75 caliber. Only good to about 20...

knife sharpening I sure envy you guys. I've been sharpening knives (I use that term loosly) for 50 years and never got one sharp yet. I've used ceramic V-sticks, whetstones, Laskey regular and diamond kits. I've carried Shrade, Uncle Henry, Buck, Case. The advantage to the more expensive...

About me Didn't know so many computer people were interested in guns. Maybe the rest just put their money into guns, not computers. 66 in a few months, retired truck manufacturing troubleshooter and specs analyst, married 46 years next months to the same great lady. Two kids, one of each ...

Place to shoot Go to sportsmansguide.com ....... bottom of the page left side "Where to Shoot". You need the zip code to find a place and I didn't have the one for Bloomington. Good luck. :)

Hunter/Shooter After my third back operation I find it quite painful to walk even 100 yards up or down what I previously thought of as a little hill. It changed me from a hunter to a shooter. I sure do miss the woods work and think often of how much fun it was hunting in Wyomings "Big Horn...

German Translation. Only my second post, but here goes. I think if you go to www.babelfish.com they will translate a document up to 250 words for you. Good luck.

Scotchbrite Pads Hi, I'm a new member and this is my first post but I thought I'd jump in. I used to work at a bus manufacturing plant where they used the green houshold type scotchbrite pads for taking scratches out of stainless steel panels which had been scratched. It only worked for light...