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I have some 170 gr FP Hornady 308 bullets, I know they should work fine in my 300 Winchester Magnum, but I don't seem to be able to find any load data for them.

A friend asked me, and I'm about 99% sure I know the answer but thought I would get a second opinion. Can you for example use a Lee die in an RCBS press, or an RCBS die in a Lee press, or a Lee die in a Hornady press for that matter. My answer is no but never tied it, and highly doubt these...

There is a small metal "arm" that has to go under the sear. I'm not sure of the proper name for it, but that was the problem.

I figured ou that it was the missing sear spring that was causing the slide issue. Now just the magazine will not go in all the way.

When taking apart my HiPoint 45 ACP, I dove the pin to far trough and seem to have caused my self some major issues. Now the magazine doesn't seem to want to go all the way in, and the slide doesn't seem to want to hold back properly. I've been trying to figure out how to fix the issues I caused...

Heat wouldn't be an issue, I have a small propane torch that I could use, that would probably produce enough heat, and already have a punch.

The piston locking lever on my SKS broke off, may have been something I did, or just age. I'm looking for a replacement and wondering how difficult it is to replace it.

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I have owned one before a sold it when I got divorced. They are fun to shoot and thanks.

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I ordered mine from their website, and had it shipped in.

Doesn't surprise me. When I ordered mine there was a limit of one per person, and when I went in the line at the gun counter was fairly long. At least around here (and from what I hear other places as well) people have been buying guns like crazy. I know finding gun powder is still somewhat of...

I shot it today, still have some minor work left on it, but seems to shoot fine.

I disabled the bolt, cleaned the firing pin, and under the extractor.

Is there ever end to the Cosmoline? Lol

I ordered it from Sportsman's Warehouse here in Utah. I know they have stores in other states as well.

There seem to be a few serial numbers on mine. One on the trigger guard, another on the rear of the dust cover, one on the receiver, and one by the action. The two serial numbers on the rear of the dust cover and the trigger guard are the same. The one on the action is much longer, but ends in...

I refinished it, but the serial number is still there. Thanks for all the imput.

I learned you can do Nitrate bluing. (IF you can get it hot enough. PS don't try this on an electric stove!) Then I tried kind of my own method of applying cold bluing, heating with a small plumbing propane torch, and quenching. (And repeat) I think it came out ok. Also rubbed with rags a 0000...

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