gfanikf- don't feel bad, I never figured out the auto dial and AND also only recently pulled out my perfect measure to retry it. Run a few hoppers full of powder through it to get it 'seasoned' and it works pretty well. I still measure every load - so you ain't the Lone Ranger. enjoy!
Mine has worked almost 100% and even when it gets low. Love it and it is a great place to leaver a bunch of primers. Neat how it flips them right side up after a little shake.
SSYOUMANS described the one thing that had been getting me. I re-read his and realized- AHA! It is the tiniest...
col_temp sorry for the delay in response. I think the Burris in that price has an edge over the Nikon. There are more Nikon lines than there are Burris and to beat a Fullfield you would have to get a Monarch - and even then the performance difference is debatable. I gravitate to 42mm scopes as...
I am familiar with each of these rifles you list. The older Remington is the best of that bunch. Trust me it is the one you would kick yourself in a few years for not buying it. The others will still be available at budget pricing for some time to come so you owe it to yourself to have one...
two options given your criteria
Jeepmor - for what you are wanting two rifles come to mind-particularly the wood stock variety.
A) is the CZ 550 and here is why. CZ actually laps the barrels (less break in- less fouling) and supplies rings for the rifle which are a cost savings. The...
Well I have a Polish Tokarev and a FEG PA64. Completely different beast but both have an inviting feel in the hand. The TT-33 is skinny and works great squeezed between the seats of the trcuck. It is also not tough to tuck in the back waisteband. The Tokarev has a terrible trigger- not just...
Just a friendly reminder to stay away from the heavy 105 grain ammo - if there is still some out there. It is like shooting+P ammo and not all guns are safe with it. The wife's FEG wasn't . The 90-ish grain stuff is a lot more pleasant.
Someone chime in here and correct me if I am wrong but didn't the Colt-CZ deal go south and when it did CZ was left with a bunch of extra slides that they ended up putting on the upcoming P01 frame and called that gun the 40 P ?
I have and love my Browning B-92 in 44mag, great toting little rig. I have taken a few hogs with but do think something with a bit more oomph would be reassuring. A new off the shelf would probably be a Marlin in 35 Rem using the Hornady Lever Revolution stuff. I reload but not for my...
Friend of mine got his first rifle last year and same question came up- I pushed the 7mm-08. Anything to reduce recoil in a light rifle will be appreciated.
Well you can't get cheaper ammo than 7.62x39 nor a cheaper semi auto than an SKS so.... Was going to add that there is not a more reliable $300 semi auto made than the SKS - but might change that to any semi auto period! Tons of mods, ability to load 10 w/o an extended clip- and uses stripper...
Smokey Joe- thanks. For the refinishing I used a mix of acetone and diatomaceous earth and brushed it on. It dries fast then you brush it off - but really that didn't work for this type of finish and this type of wood. I got more aggressive and scraped it. I then sanded it, stained it with...
forgot you asked to see 'em. Ok. A friend liked mine so well he bought one and asked me to camo it for him in any way I liked. This simple camo blends in very well and he just loved it. When I was about 75% done I thought it was terrible. Amazing how a few touches can turn something around...
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