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Try one of these: MOSSBERG SHOTGUN TRU-DOT® NIGHT SIGHT TRITIUM SHOTGUN SIGHT

another vote for Eezox...because it works!

The easy way to test pistols/calibers is to put your favorite pistol in your non-dominant hand and what ever test pistol/caliber in the dominant hand. Begin firing down range, alternating shots between hands. Empty both pistols, reload, swap hands, re-shoot the test. It's quite enlightening. I...

If you mount a sheet of masonite with screws only, to the top of whatever you put over of the MDF, you have a replaceable benchtop surface. If your using two sheets of 3/4" ply, glue sandwitching the MFD between the 2 ply sheets would probably make it stronger. Lots of good advice in this...

Perhaps this will help: http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=86314

So how's it shoot? Nice piece of work imho.

Eezox is my favorite synthetic gun oil. I've used most of the major brands and nothing else comes close, including motor oil.

In life I've noticed that any project worth doing almost always requires a bit of your blood. :) I would like to add to your range bag list a bore snake and some Eezox, which if applied right after shooting while the barell is still warm, makes for an easy clean when you get home.

After removing the stock, soaking it in a solution of TSP overnight will loosen the paint and won't harm the rubber. Another possibility is to high pressure wash it at the car wash. If it were a small spot I would try lacquer thinner which dissolves about anything paint but won't hurt the...

Looking for a deal on Kroil then check this thread.

You can make a .22 tube fed speed loader from a hollow aluminum arrow by removing the tip, fletches and plugging the ends.

I use lighter fluid (Zippo) which is actually Naptha to remove stickers and glue. Doesn't seem to harm most surfaces including most plastics and removes most glue without leaving any residue. Nice tip too, Guru1911.

Aircraft stripper is also available at most Walmarts.

Here's a nice article on forcing cone lengthing. The reason that an 1897 might need this done is to accomodate modern shells. Originally the forcing cone was cut short for paper hulls which needed to seal closer than plastic shells do. Pattern adjustment is a more modern approach too. The...

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