Recent content by gillmeister692

Hand-loads bought from complete strangers through the mail? Type no more!

You'll have to do a little right-angle trigonometry based on your known high point-of-impact at 50 yards. This will tell you how much higher your new front sight must be to bring down the P.O.I. to where it needs to be. Numrich offers an assortment. Order several different heights and return...

Excellent point! Definitely always check every threaded fastener for tightness FIRST.

Five (5) pumps on a Benjamin (formerly Sheridan) are plenty for through-and-through shots on aluminum cans. Don't shoot innocent birds, however. It's wanton cruelty.

Hubertus automatic, 2¾" stainless steel blade, hardwood scales, Solingen, Germany.

Are you familiar with Pyramid Air? In 2012 they sold me a Benjamin CR 397 valve repair kit for my beloved 1963 Sheridan Silver Streak 5mm multi-pump pneumatic rifle. The repair restored full original power. The kit's price was $28 and came with a numbered full schematic drawing of the rifle...

Do not pursue this line of thinking. I use liquid salt bath, immersing the case neck-to-shoulder for 5 seconds at 500°Centigrade. Then drop the entire case in ice water to stop the heat-treating.

What is this "Ebola Hoax" you referenced? I'm all-too-familiar with the current COVID-19 global epidemic.

Outstanding groups at 50 yards. You could write your name with this .22 !

500 rounds = reorder point? That's 25 boxes ! Are you reloading for MG-42 or something?

I can see Moe, Larry & Curly having serious problems with that hammer/hatchet combo tool !!

Did you know that CCI Large Rifle Primers measure 0.126" in thickness, compared to 0.129" for both Federal and Winchester? This is why I've settled on CCI primers.

I use Al Cass FAST Valve, Slide & Key Oil. It's clear as water, odorless and light. Available via Internet, since there are few band instrument stores anymore.

I can't follow your thinking. Your Oberndorf 1894 receiver isn't in-the-white at all. It's blued.

Why do you mis-spell "Swede" as "Sweed". Is it your pet name for the M96?