Recent content by NavajoNPaleFace

I'm with ants on this one. I no longer use any of those tools. When I first started serious reloading in the early 1990s I used to concern myself with the promer pocket tool. Like ant, I just inspect them now and for the past fifteen years I have never had a failure to fire because of...

possum, if it's any of your concern I served in the Army from '68 to '71. I know a thing or two about government contracts on firearms. Just leave it at that. I will not discuss this any further with you since you have ALL the answers. Besides "our" discussions are taking away from the...

I have a Golden Boy and a 10-22 and both a great rifles. Both the lever action and the semi auto action has their place. In my safe. :evil:

possum.....if the DOD signed a huge contract for DPMS ARs to replace the ones the military has would you desert? :) I guess my point is you accept what you shoot as a soldier to be the best. But the military adaptation and use of the Berretta model 92 speaks my case. The military has...

The dies marks SWISS on the end will work, and are designed, for the K31. I have the same Redding dies and they are superb dies.

Might want to shoot all them targets now. The Democrats may also outlaw targets if Obama gets in. :D I support any target where only boidegradeable items are used or where people take every speck of their other debris with them!

Well, I said I'd get back on my scope and I have to admit I was wrong. I found the scope box out in the shop and it IS a 40MM objective. My bad. I apologize for my mistake.

I may have to go and check....be back later with info.

What guns are we talking about? What shoots great in my Savage isn't always so hot out of my AR and viceeee verseeeee. :) Guns vary.

Basically, the bullet curvature of the .452" was different from the .451" Because of this the crown of the bullet on the .452" hit the edges of the 1911 chamber not allowing it to fully seat. I then realized that the .452" I had was for a long colt and Meister Bullets had not designated...

I've had mine seven years and got inspected once in the first year. No big deal. He just checked my Acquisition and Disposition record.....signed it....was out the door in no time. BTW, he was pretty cool. We talked for another five or ten minutes about guns in general.

Both of my 1911s are picky when it comes to feeding the .452" bullets and with not chambering full battery with them. Also, be sure if you buy the .452" bullets they are for the .45ACPp and NOT the .45LC (Long Colt). I learned that the hard way buying 1000 bullets and found out they were...

Quote by possum: they are great for a little shooting here and there at the range, but i wouldn't take one to a training course or run one too hard, they don't seem to perform as well under hard use like many other models from other makers out there. I can appreciate everyone has a right...

I measured from the lip of the eye piece to the objective lip. I bought mine a few years ago and they may have shortened it some but that's what mine sits at.

I have a favorite pet load and whenever I find .308 brass I load it. I know even used .308 is expensive as is every caliber anymore.