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@Mk-211 beat me to it. The one thing to know about the Warne calculator is if you enter the oblective “lens” diameter it adds a nominal value for the outside of the scope surrounding the objective. It also doesn’t take into account for lens covers. If you plug in the dimension for lens covers in...

I bought a used Henry model X .45 Colt. It was missing the receiver blanking screws for the scope mount. Henry sent me the screws as well as a new box, owner’s manual and an Allen wrench for the rear sight. I had a problem with the gun shooting high with my hand loads. They sent me a new front...

Dang! I tried to look up the Resolute and country of origin, but it appears there are a few variations of CMMG’s PCC. They also have prices from $950-$1750. I hope you get it worked out @gun'sRgood

I have never seen a Mossberg levergun in person.

Yes, it is the 16”. I bought it with the idea to eventually buy a silencer / suppressor for it. I may or may not do that. Not sure yet.

Something just dawned on me…Ruger also has a 6.5 Creedmoor SFAR. I wonder if anyone is having issues with them? I haven’t encountered or seen posts by anyone that has one.

My SFAR runs just fine now with Service Rifle type ammo. Once I get into higher pressure loads I got some cartridge case head damage where the ejectors bite into the case. That’s not going to be a problem for me as I won’t be running loads beyond service rifle specs. When I first got my SFAR I...

I would call Henry and speak to Customer Service. (866) 200-2354

@BreechFace Apologies. I could not get to pulling my BCG last night. Here are some shots of the inside of my BCG. I hope this helps.

Outstanding Work, @LiveLife WOW! Thank you :) I don’t think Hodgdon still makes Universal Clays. They have Universal and Clays on their website but I do not see Universal Clays listed any longer. Also, I have had people tell me that Universal is a direct match to Unique. That is definitely...

That’s the best reason to buy a gun that you want. :) Congratulations! :thumbup:

Thank you gentlemen.

This is one of the reasons I decided to leave a couple of my revolvers “as is”. I do not want to be limited in that way with loads I wish to fire. I thought long and hard about this. Another reason I decided not to have a revolver modified to use moon clips is speed loaders don’t bend or twist...

I like the looks of that Collectors Model. Did swapping the stock lighten the rifle a bit? The Magpul stocks look nice but they also appear heavy. I tried to find a photo of my unsexy stainless 10/22 but I cannot. I will have to remedy that. I bought it in 1990. It’s pretty much unchanged...

I will check my BCG tomorrow and post what I find in this thread with photos.

I have an SFAR. Thank you for posting this @BreechFace I will have to check mine out and see if it has similar issues in the BCG.

I just love the look of the 1895 Winchester. 😍 My largest caliber rifle is now is .45 Colt. I have .357 Magnum, 30-30 and .308 Winchester rifles as well. I sold my 45-70 Henry Single Shot. Too much recoil in such a light gun. I am (slowly) building a .50 cal Kentucky rifle so it doesn’t...

My wrist hurts just thinking about it. Please be careful with powerful cartridges in a light gun.

Oooooh…nice knife! I like that one. 😍 Pssst….Who makes it? Oh, yeah, nice revolver too. ;)

My favorite “all steel .357 Magnum” is hard to choose between my S&W Model 19-4 and my Ruger GP100. I’ll go with the model 19…today. It’s prettier. 😍 Smith &Wesson model 19-4 My very favorite .357 is not all steel. It’s part steel, part Scandium. Smith & Wesson 327 Night Guard These...