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My new Vortex scope came with a four inch long tube that threads on the end of it. What are the advantages of it. Thanks!

We have a Scheel's here in Colorado Springs. Nice store, primers are hit or miss at 89 to 95 bucks per thousand. Good prices on new guns, pretty good selection but Cabelas beats them hands down on used guns. Staff is always friendly and helpful.

That Type F will work fine. Same as Dexron but with a friction additive.

Thinking about a Ruger American Predator in 308win. Will be using it for deer/elk and mostly target shooting. Also what kind of optics. Talk me out of it. Thanks!

Whatever purpose a person can find to dry fire a rim fire can be solved with an afternoon at a range with a few hundred rounds. I dread pulling the trigger on an empty rim fire and I use empty cases to release the firing pins on my semi-autos before storing them away.

Looks like an unfinished kit. Some were horrible with mismatched parts that couldn't be assembled correctly.

Nobody hate me but someday I will own a Browning SA 22 so that's what I would recommend.

I still have one my Great Uncle gave me when I was thirteen years old. Came with an El Paso made Weaver scope. All my friends had 10/22's that I wish I had but the little Remington shot just as good if not better than the Rugers. I looked up the code and if I remember correctly it was made in...

I am try to remove the stock from an early Winchester 1200. I removed the butt pad and found part of a 1964 dated newspaper wadded up in the hole where the stock screw is. After that I've dug out pieces of metal and now towards the bottom someone might have poured molten lead. Thinking of using...

My only 32. Bernadelli model 60 hammer fired. Its very well made and very tight. It dates to 1969. Picked it up in an auction because 32 is one of those non mainstream calibers you can get when everything else dries up. It always hangs up on the last round in the magazine. I guess it's not...

My Harbor Freight dual drum rock tumbler was a cast away Christmas gift my eleven year old son got last year. I think we gave sixty bucks for it. Add a 2 1/2 pound box of pins for twenty bucks from Amazon and lemi shine from Walmart and I was set. I'll probably store my Frankford Arsenal...

I've heard the pins can rust. Sounds like a few days in water would be ok?

I am very impressed with cleaning my brass with stainless steel pins and a dual drum Harbor Freight rock tumbler. Wondering how you guys store your pins between uses?

Maybe my answer is a high quality measure and some check weights for my antique Ohaus 5-0-5 scale?

I currently mostly reload pistol, 45 Colt, 357-38, and 45acp.

I've outgrown my Lee "perfect" powder measure and crappy Lyman 1500 scale. I'm leaning towards the RCBS chargemaster. What are everyone's thoughts and recommendations? Thanks in advance!

I built these shelves out of birch plywood with sticky back felt for my safe. I built two but to use any more I'd have to kick the rifles out of the safe. Dimensions are similar to what GunnyUSMC posted.

Years ago I started with black powder revolvers. 30 grains 20 grains whatever. Lots of fun. Then I started loading handgun cartridges. A few tenths of a grain can make a huge difference. I then learned a new appreciation for the power of smokeless. Not at all worth playing with putting it in a...

I will second that part of a case looks like it is stuck in the chamber.

Top row is the first cylinder.