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use 22 lr bullets? I have a couple of boxes of 22 lr that got soaked. Most are duds. I wonder if the pulled bullet would be about right to load in this revolver?

difference The Taurus 72 has a safety located on top of the bolt. it rotates and blocks the firing pin. The Taurus also was made in a carbine version. Taurus 172 was the stainless carbine version. I think both are similar otherwise; but I don't know if parts will interchange.

fixing to crack your stock if you shoot the camp 45 very much before you replace the original spring with a Wolff 21# recoil spring; and replace the old recoil buffer pad with a Blackjack buffer. The original wood stock is valuable and most want it unaltered. Choate makes a nice synthetic...

I see century has these for 500 with two 10rd mags. Any one making 20 rd mags? I read somewhere about converting m-14 mags. Anyone have opinions on this rifle?

Try 000 steel wool. Let the finish cure for about a week; as it will be soft enough to wear through until then.

the code is 3FROSTY20 Pietta Griswold & Gunnison 36 cal revolver 159.99 shipped Pietta 1958 New Army Police 36 cal revolver 199.99 shipped Pietta model 1851 Confederate Navy 44 cal revolver- with spare cylinder 183.99 shipped Pietta model 1858 New Army Buffalo Brass frame 44 cal revolver...

Try this If you insert a fired case into the chamber and let the bolt forward: then take an air hose and a blow nozzle and blow from muzzle end. You can turn the gas valve and determine which direction reduces or eliminates the air flow.

check the springs The Rasheed rifles I have seen often have weak springs. Perhaps a buffer or a new set of springs will be required.

416 My advice would be borrow one. Then you can hunt with the rifle; and give it back.

You have a nice rifle there. I have one with the same style stock. It seems to kick quite a bit. The 30-S had a more forgiving stock design. I think someone called these a "splinter" stock. The curved steel buttplate doesn't help. I loaded some 150 grain loads on the lower end of the...

From AIM- I have a nice P1 Walther. However the nylon holster has no belt loop. It has 4 plastic studs; which require the alice clip. What is this? Thanks.

http://www.gunandgame.com/forums/shotguns/58209-stevens-520-anybody-got-one.html this link has pictures of the early and late receivers

I have 3 of the 520's; and all of mine seem to have one hump. I have never seen the early version. Perhaps someone could post a picture that would show the difference.

Sears used the Ranger name before WWII. After 1946 the name J C Higgins was in use. http://www.shotgunworld.com/bbs/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=203534&hilit=j+stevens the link above has some good information on the 520. Also you could write to John Callahan, 53 Old...

My model 66 is also 410 gauge. The front sight is a gold bead. It is threaded into the small hole at the barrel end. Most full service gun stores will have a box of replacement sight beads; and should be able to replace it for a small sum.

I bought one of the salt wood Winchester commemoratives several years ago. I have seen several since then; and have learned to spot one. The key here is the rusted butt plate screws. Apparently the screws rust more quickly since they are in contact with the inner surface of the butt...

What you have is a "salt wood" riflestock. Apparently Winchester acquired some figured blanks in the late 70's. This topic is well documented on this site and others. The rust will spread.

The Remington 30S. 257 Roberts is less common than 30-06. The Weaver V-8 scope is vintage; but about 25 years newer than the rifle. It was good in its day; but not very desireable today. A Lyman Alaskan would be the correct glass. I would say 1000 would be 400 too high for me.

Try some water filled 2 liter bottles as targets. I wonder if the velocity is over 4000 fps.

I have the same rifle. I had the same problem. I was using low rings; and the scope objective was touching the barrel.