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I knew Lucky Wade when he had his gun shop in Phoenix, nice guy and a terrific gunsmith.

Good score, those Arisaka rifles have a very strong action and getting harder to come by all the time.

Marlin and Remington in early 1960s stole the .44 Van Houten Super design from Van Houten and Lucky Wade in AZ.

For $1580.00 msrp, Winchester Repeating Arms (rolled stamped on bbl) has come out with their 1873 rifle in 357 magnum/38 special.

Pre-bubbaed Tula $25.00, $8.00 11mm to Weaver mount, $40.00 LER pistol scope, $30.00 aperture sight, $10.00 rubber butt plate. I removed rear sight base and utilized 12mm dovetail, blued the steel, made a leather cheek piece and stained the stock. Toal cost$113.00

The answer to your horizontal question was as posted here: Mas36: For windage the front sight is only soft soldered in the dovetail, little heat and it can be easily drifted.

If it is a Mas-36, perhaps you could enlighten me as to the differences. If you are referring to rear sight, merely press down on aperture and then shim as required with paper, plastic, brass, or what ever.

All too true, that is why I do not trust any DHS people bearing arms.

Methinks you speak out of turn there. Most reloading books will caution against loading thicker wall military surplus boxer primed brass with loads listed for commercial brass, without working slowly up to them.

Mas36: For windage the front sight is only soft soldered in the dovetail, little heat and it can be easily drifted. The rear sight for 100 yard or less elevation, can be shimmed to lower aperture.

I will not attempt to improve on your post, as it boils all down to it's essence.

I reload and shoot cast boolits in all three of my M39 rifles, like they were made for cast and all are scary accurate with them.

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Ditto on that.

Get one of the cheap Turkish rifles with the large ring action, but threaded for small ring Swedish Mauser barrel. A 6.5 Swedish Mauser barrel will fit like made for it. https://www.google.com/#q=Turkish+98+Mauser+with+a+swedish+mauser+barrel

The best thing I have found to use when water is a bit scarce, is a small spray bottle of hydrogen peroxide. Under armpits and crotch, apply by spray of wipe on with cloth, let set few minutes, then wipe areas down with water. The hydrogen peroxide kills the bacteria and eliminates the odor.

Of all places I remember in the 1960s, the skeet range in Chicago was on the park lake front shooting out over Lake Michigan. I can only imagine how the antis would freak out today about such.

If the SKS had been fired with milsurp ammo and not cleaned, or not correctly cleaned, (with water etc.) then piston may be corroded and froze in place.

Henry for bragging rights, are stating their Henry rifle, like the original, will have the difficult to manufacture one piece barrel and magazine. It is my understanding the Uberti version is a welded two piece affair.

Henry is coming out with an original copy of the 1860 Henry in .44-40. But now about that $2300.00 price tag? http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2013/05/robert-farago/new-from-henry-repeating-arms-the-original-henry-rifle-ish/