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FWIW I did a little test using the Kiwi and Johnsons wax. IF you use the Quick JB weld it will get hotter than the longer cure version (seems like).I used JB quick, and the Johnsons was a little easier to remove the metal part (scrap 2x2 and saw cut aluminum scrap-same pieces used. ) I have...

270. good for smaller vermin ( 130 gr.) up to moose/elk (150 gr). Flat shooting. Not quite as common as the military-but better ballisitcs. And you can usually find ammo now a days.

I have a CF model in 300 Savage. My father gave it to me as my first deer rifle when I was 14 (that was 46 yrs ago). I had killed about 40 deer with it, untill I decided I wanted some more range (Ruger M-77/270). I must say that I hunted soo much with that old Savage, and shot lots of rounds...

Militech is a product the US military used in Iraq. It goes on wet, carrier drys up fast leaves moly or some type of dry lube behind. No dust or sand sticks to it. Look it up.

When ever you go to buy something specific at a sporting goods store or gun shop-your are supposed to come home with something else (usually bigger and more $$$). It means you have an open mind. nothing to worry about.

I have tried/used many products in the last 50 yrs or so. Lots of good products out there. My favorites for bore cleaner are Hoppes # 9, Otis. For triger mechanisms Gunslick graphite/grease. For slides on autos Mil-spec/dry lube. I probably have used 20+ different bore lubes. What I don't like...

I have a S&W 651 in 22mag-stainless, for such tasks as well. While not cheap, it shoots very good and to look at it this way-mine is worth $300.00 more than I paid for it new, so you should not loose any money. Keep it several years and it gains in value-providing you don't beat the hell out of it.

Because if you can't get the job done with a 45, a 50 cal probably won't matter either. Shot placement is the key. A cool shooter with a 22 is more leathal than a poor shooter with a 44 mag. Although I think 45 ACP is proven , a 9mm is more than sufficient. depends what you shoot better, not so...

Just my 2 cents. I am a 1911 guy-but I carry a Kahr CW9 9mm . My wife can operate it ok and it is easier to shoot than the S&W 642 38 she owns. If you end up carrying the same brand/type sidearm-so much the better... what ever that may be, as long as it is 100% reliable and handles good.