Recent content by SquirrelNuts

Bambi bin Springfield

You didn't happen to be a Boy Scout as a kid by chance?

I bought a Ruger American Rifle in .308 and I wish I could find brass for it. I load .30-06 so I have primers, powder, and bullets, just no brass.

Waiting this out. I have enough on hand to keep me busy.

I swipe every second or third case with a little lube while using carbide dies.

I had a rough seater plug in a set of .30-06 dies. I called to buy a replacement. They took my name and address and sent me a new one at no charge.

I have two Lee hand presses and a RCBS Rock Chucker. I use the Lee's mostly. I watch TV with my wife and load .45 Colt with them. One keeps the seating die in it and I swap the other three dies in the other hand press. It takes a while, but they do the job just fine. I find my seating...

See my sig line. I had two come after me and my family on multiple occasions. I did shoot.

jarg, Is that a wolf or fox or coyote? It sure looks like a wolf to me.

"It's the law in Kennesaw." Kennesaw, Georgia. I live next door in Marietta, but I do work in Kennesaw across from KSU. You are in fact required by law to own a gun in the city limits, and a fishing rod too!

They all show brass in the air. I love that.

My M1 Garands take clips. All of the rest of my guns have/take magazines.

My Mini-14 uses hamsters to do that. I thought the AR-15 also used hamsters. Interesting that it is elves. You learn something new every day. :)

A chisel grind is where the blade steel is only ground on one side. Most knife blades are a V grind, where they grind the steel on both sides. I think a V grind is a bit easier to sharpen on a sharpening system, but the chisel grind is actually easier to sharpen or hone in the field. Think of...

Cannonball, Is that rifle what I think it is?