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To sharpen this D-2 I use this Followed by strop with chromium oxide to get this result

1977 2 dot Buck 110 and late 80's 1250T

What 1911 Tuner sez about 1911's on an empty chamber,as for which method(slingshot or using the slide release)to make the slide go forward after inserting a magazine with cartridges in it choose one and use it until it becomes as thoughtless as breathing.

Why not shoot a few just to ease your troubled mind?Calipers indeed!

esee 3 has a blade that is a little over 3 3/4 inches op wants a blade no longer than 3 inches for reasons he does not reveal,the midget wanted to know what the knife would be used for.op wants it to be his carry knife

That's funny Sam Cade.

Right back atcha hso,good to meet you and your wonderful family.How could any knife nut not have a good time at Casa Half Moon Ridge,it is like an encyclopedia of American knives and makers.If me and Moose woulda' been able to scare up a few quail that morning it would have been a treat to see...

No,hso I was not,Moose had invited me but work had to be done that weekend.I have seen the videos made that weekend of Jerry and Ethan can't say enough about the guy he calls"a national treasure".Wish I had been able to attend.On another note I have played around with the first two tweener...

I had heard of Becker knives,but had never owned one,or knew anything about the history of them until about a year and a half ago.A friend of mine held a wilderness skills campout in the Cherokee Nat Forest for members of another forum and Ethan Becker came by and invited us up to his compound...

I like stones,Arkansas and Norton Fine India for the most part.The stone above is a Lily White Wa****a that has since been boiled in water and scrubbed to remove the gunk that had collected on it from setting unused in its cardboard box for at least 50 years.Then it was soaked in mineral oil and...

I like Randalls

This guy helped me out a while back when I had questions on my Gamester. markhillardgunsmith.bravehost.com

I have had a Mod 14 for 23 years and the Mod 26 is 11 years old.I have had a Mod 8 and a 5 inch Mod 3 for a couple of years now.All were new when bought but are well used now and like Dish Boggett's horse "they ain't for sale".

The obvious thing to me would be to shoot it,if it goes bang it is good.It will be good,i betcha.Shoot it do not be skeered:D

Reaper4206969 said "mechanically fine,tactically foolish",most eloquent response I ever read.

To unstick a fired shell use a cleaning rod inserted from the muzzle to knock it free.Polishing the chamber with a steel wool wrapped bore brush will keep the fired hulls from sticking if a dirty chamber is the culprit.

rbernie the flite control wads do wonders for tight groups in Federal's turkey loads also.After trying them out in my 870 with a standard rem full choke tube I found they patterend so tight that a high dollar xxxfull turkey choke was unneccessary.

Herb Parsons got good results using the slam fire feature on his Model 12 when shooting multiple hand thrown clays,in fact that feature plus the added ammo capacity of the Model 12, along with his skill,made him the top exhibition shooter of his day. I don't shoot my 1942 Ithaca 37 like that...

From your question it is obvious that you are new to Glock pistols and the very best piece of advice anyone can give to a new Glock owner is to read the manual before you start fiddling with the pistol.

The striker should be protruding through the breech face after the gun is dry fired and then disassembled.Before reassembly it is a good policy to hold the slide with the bbl pointed up and press the safety plunger in,you will hear the firing pin(or striker whichever you prefer)fall back...