Recent content by Unisaw

An Ultramount from Inline Fabrication to raise the press up to a better working height.

I have a 1 hp Rolair that I really like. It is very quiet -- roughly half as loud as a comparable Porter-Cable.

I read a library book while in high school titled "Outdoor Life Complete Book of Shooting." It had sections on rifle, shotgun, and handgun. The handgun section was written by Jeff Cooper and, in contrast to the rifle and shotgun sections, had a startling amount of text devoted to self-defense...

Are you practicing with your snubnose for fun or for self-defense? To state the obvious, if the latter, you need a vision correction method that allows you to focus on the front sight when you least expect to deploy your weapon.

Here's another vote for the Pachmayr Compacs. They are great grips and it is like shooting an entirely different gun.

Another option that works well for me is to use contacts with different strengths such that your "sighting" eye is focused on the front sight and your other eye is focused for longer distances. The brain adapts very quickly to this set-up.

I almost posted that article, too. The list of Washington State murders committed by parolees is getting way too long. FYI, national forests are not gun-free zones. Under current rules, national parks are gun-free zones.

It sounds like the decapping pins couldn't stand the stress of listening to Mark Levin. :)

Good job! Got any pics?

Ditto on the T-7 being as solid as a rock. I switched to one from a single-stage press about 2 years ago and accuracy definitely hasn't suffered at all.

That is a good article. With the exception of some (but not all people) in the City of Seattle, Washington is a surprisingly gun-friendly state.

bluestarlizzard, if you need a reference, let me know and I'll PM you with the name and email address of a friend who is a long-time member. I belonged to Rivanna while I lived in Charlottesville and it is a very good club. I don't agree that it is like a country club. I saw all types of...

Washington State had 247,768 as of 6/18/08. This is per personal correspondence with the Department of Licensing.

I'm partial to V-Line: http://www.vlineind.com/ No keys, no batteries, not much that can go wrong. I think I paid around $100 for a Top Draw.

Okay, Romeos -- let's stick to The High Road. Here's a picture: http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d80/Unisaw/teambldg.jpg