Recent content by Hutt

AgentOrange , Nosler did not use small rifle magnum primers in there loads for the .221FB, they used Federal 205M which is a small rifle match primer. Thought this shoud be pointed out.

Bottle brushes from Harbor Freight. They sell a package with about seven different sizes that will fit chambers from .22lr to 12 ga. for about $5

I don't have the Police carbine but I do have the 7615 Camo Hunter model. After several different bullets and powder combinations resulting in less than stellar results I finally hit on a super sweet load using 55gr Hornady SP over 25gr W-748 and CCI 450 primers inside Winchester cases for a...

My simple remedy for keeping your nipple dry in extremely wet conditions is to flatten the top of a #2 slip-on pencil eraser and slip it over your #11 nipple. Makes a nice snug watertight seal and a soft rest for my sidelock hammer to rest on.

I am not trying to get the reciever red hot. There is a method useing cold blue and limited use of torch flame heat. I have seen results although it does eventually wear off.

A while back on this forum someone mention that case coloring could be somewhat restored using coldblueing and a torch if done correctly. Any one know how do do this method?....Thanks....Hutt

I recently purchased this shotgun, an Eastern Arms (Sears & Roebuck) model 101-15 20ga SXS 26" with Tenite stock, also marked 5100 on right reciever. Gun is very tight with very little case hardening remaining.The barrel finish is about 40% with no nicks or gouges on metal surfaces. Stock in in...

Defective flashsuppessor maybe?......sounds like a Zumbo moment is in the making here.

While some of the posts I read have some merit, I do believe that when a full frontal Grizzly attack occurrs most all of you will end up as bear SH*T.

I think you guys will get a laugh out of my gun buying technique. It all started the first time I brought my wife to a gunshow. While she was away at the consession stand for a refreshment I spied a Ruger Redhawk in .41 mag that I was interested in. The price was $450. and the dealer would not...

I know of a T/C Cherokee .32 cal 1:30 twist new in box unassembled kit.

I had a "Doc Holliday" style made by Idaho leather made for my smith N frame and my Ruger blackhawk. So comfortable I sometimes forget I'm packing it. http://groups.msn.com/IdahoLeatherCo/westernholsters.msnw?action=ShowPhoto&PhotoID=6

I have used the T/C 7197 rear hunting peep (that is still availiable) on my Seneca's and cherokee's althought the 7196( discontinued) is the catalog match the 7197 fits beautifully on both recievers....Hope this helps

I consistently get better scores with the .41 for sillouettes as opposed to my .44......... Flatter trajectory does make a difference.

This has happened to my Star PD .45 ACP when CCI aluminium cased blazer ammo was used.