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    Old Dog Man Retired

    I've finally retired from gunsmithing, sold my shop equipment to a young man and I think he's going to be a good one. He has a manufacturing license and is making suppressors. He lives in my area and said I could come visit with him anytime, and could use the lathe and mill to do something of...
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    Report on PPS50/22 as promissed

    Well I got my PPS50/22 the first on had to be sent back, that's why it's taken me so long getting back with you. The front lug that holds the trigger group to the reciever was not properly copper brazed and come loose. Mitchells Mausers replaced it right away, good service. It is in fact the one...
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    Overall Length Guage

    All you reloaders out there that want an overall length guage that works give me a hand in testing one that my brother-in law and I designed. Now don't get all bent out of shape over getting a free one (can't afford to give all of you one) just some one that does a lot of reloading and like...
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    Word of Caution-Lead Exposure

    All you shooters, reloaders and bullet casters need to be careful when exposing yourself to lead and primer compound. I just started my 2nd round of Chelation treatments for lead exposure. We never thought about it years ago and now are paying for not being informed about it. If you've done a...
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    Miitchell's new PPS50/22 drum fed 22LR

    Just ordered on of these rifles, has anyone had any experience with one? It looks like it would be a lot of fun to play with. Get it some time next week or so. Can't wait to pulll it apart and see how it's made, really looks koool. It's featured in American Rifleman this issue take a look. Al
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    Mauser 25/06 Re-do

    I just finished a re-do on my VZ24 Mauser 98 in 25-06 cal. I built it in 1974 and it had some bumps and scrapes from usage over the years, and the barrel needed to be replaced. I installed a Douglas PG., AG.,24" #4 contour barrel with target crown, I always recut the crown when installing a new...
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    Installing Recoil Pads

    Here is some pic's of how I do it, maybe help some noobies do their own. Most of you older guy's probably have your own method. I use masking tape wrapped around the buttstock first then put a layer of bedding tape over that. The bedding tape is tough and can take some sanding or grinding...
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    Pictures of cut-away barrel riflings

    I was just playing around today, and thouhgt some of you might like to see what happens when the rifling goes away in a barrel. I millled a 25//06 chamber and barrel I just removed from my 98 Mauser, so you can see what I see with my bore-scope. The shell is a factory Win. 120gr. load, as you...
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    Old Stith scope and bases and rings

    I have an old scope that has Stith Bear Cub San Antonio Tx. stamped on scope, the scope has windage and elevation knobs. The rings have intergal bases. The front ring slips over the objective bell and attaches with 3 screws. The rear ring and base attaches to the left side of the reciever with 2...
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    Recall of Federal Ammo

    Just read where Federal is recalling 243 ammo, (243AS) lot #'s 5T561, 5T562,5T563,5T564, 5T565 & 5T566. Purchasers are to call 1-800-831-0850 or 1-800-322-2342 and ask for Product Services. Al
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    Custom build on Colt 1991A1

    This is what I did to my Colt 45 1991A1 a few years ago. Wilson fitted grip safety, Wilson hammer and sear, Wilson fitted barrel bushing, 2 pc. guide rod, Wilson 18lb. recoil spring, feed ramp and barrel chamber job, removed the 2 ears from extractor and reshaped, beveled bottom of mag. well, 2...
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    Preping Brass

    The process that I've settled on when reloading new rifle cases is as follows. #1 find shortest case, lightly trim it then trim all others to same length. #2 de-burr inside case neck just enough to remove burr and have a slight taper to help bullet start in case, remove outside neck burr only...
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    What I use for bake on finishes

    This is what I've been using for 14+ yrs. to cure bake on finishes. Had the box made at local sheet metal shop, 12"x12"x 48" shoebox style. Put a 4 coil 220 volt oven element with oven control, and a thermometer mounted in the lid. Wrapped the outside of the box with insulation, the hard board...
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    How to clean-up Glassbedding mess

    Thought some of you might like to know how to clean your tools and hands after a glassbedding job. I've been using FAST ORANGE with pumis and it will remove the stuff really fast. Just don't let the resin get to set. Al
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    Bullet seating guage

    This is the best seating depth guage I've ever used, it's simple to use and repeats time after time. Wish they were still being made. Firt you get the readind to the rifling, the lock the set screw to lold the setting in case you put too much pressure and the bullet sticks in the lands. Next you...
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    Rem. Extractor Problems

    Just wanted to throw something out there to see how many of you have had Rem. extractor problems. I have only had one in many years of my gunsmithing career that I felt it was a real issue. The others were because the customer wanted a Sako style extractor installed. I've found brass shavings...
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    New Rifle Project

    I'm finally going to build myself a custom rifle. I've been building them for customer's and never had time to build one for myself. I'll be using a Rem. 700 S. A. ADL barreled action in 308 Cal. a light (18 oz.) weight fiberglass stock (Bansner HiTech). It will be fully glass bedded with...
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    Gunsmithing Equipment for Sale

    I have retired and want to sell my shop equipment. E-Mail me at ([email protected]) if interested. Located in Texas. I want to sell it as a complete unit, not part it out. Thanks for the interest. Al Baker
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