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I just knew those stinky old critters that get under my buildings were good fer somethin'. Now everytime I get rid of one I'll think....." hmmmm another pair of glove liners wasted". :rolleyes: And I just read about Hoover hogs...and Hoover blankets....and Hoover flags. My Dad lived through...

Jeez Mr. Sharrett just got me thinkin...............I don't have much use for goat pee or cow pee either for that matter. Oppps he said pea. LMAO

Now at Christmas I just made a crock pot full of pinto beans & ham. You tell 'em Wilbur..........if you have to explain, Y'all just wouldn't understand. ;)

The reason I asked is because I have a cheaper Weaver Classic 8x32 scope made in the Philippines that according to Weaver, "wasn't designed for a sunshade". I have trouble with glare on the front lens in the afternoon. So I figured out that the thread in the front is a 52mm and bought a camera...

As to Jerry Dailey Southern New Years Day dinner, I'll take my beef loin, Southern fried potatos, buttered corn, and dinner rolls.... . I'm with you Mr. Sharrett. Now about that southern hospitality dinner invite I'm waiting on...........:p

So have you played with that brake anymore?

Has anyone ever tried putting a UV or CPL camera filter on a scope to reduce glare or enhance the image? Wondering if it would work or screw the works up:confused:

Hmmm imagine that ;) and you didn't have to spend any money. Good thinking:D

In the meantime, try taking a piece of 3/8" or 1/2" round stock about the length of the spacing of 2 of the set screws on your tool block plus 1 1/4" and drilling a hole for the bar to side neatly into. Split the stock lengthwise on 1 side with a hacksaw so that when you clamp it the sleeve...

3031 has worked well for me in a few medium sized case like the 308, 7-08 and 243 for lighter weight bullets. Looking at the velocities in the data I found for the 6BR, which isn't much, it gives up a little speed, but if the accuracy is there, I'm willing to give up the 100fps. Nosler lists...

I'm looking at the "Hall of Fame" patch and thinking.......Hammonds?

I'm also going to try some 3031. Those long sticks fill that case up nicely.

I've looked at that data probably 50 times and never had it click in that it was there. But sho'nuf there it is. Thanks for the extra eyes.

You can do that if you have the room. If it will be tight space wise, set your round stock up in a V block in the mill and drill the hole off center. put a couple of set screw holes in the thick side and put the whole thing in the tool block on the lathe oriented with the bar to the side where...

I'm wanting to load the 6BR with 70 grainers with H335. I have data for Benchmark but not H335. According to Hodgdon, H335 is the next slowest powder under Benchmark on the burn rate list. Can I use the Benchmark data?

Wow! Now couple that system with a touch pad, with the sensitivity of a touch screen on a cell phone to replace a trigger as we know it and..................Wow!

I don't know why buy something just popped in my head making me think...."I wonder why the EtronX rifle didn't make it?" Primer cost or availability maybe?? Or the lack of a good trigger pull? I remember some complaints about the triggers......

If I'm understanding you correctly......look at the feed chart on the machine. The note at the top says "42 & 21" are mounted initially and should correspond to the chart on the machine.

Pete maybe one groove was slightly deeper then the rest. Has anyone ever indicated the lands and then checked the grooves to find out that they aren't exactly concentric? If they were, there would never be a debate as to indicate on the lands or the grooves.;) Which brings up another...

When you put the barrel back up in the lathe, indicate the bore just behind the crown and then as far back as your indicator will reach. Make sure both places run true. At that point, indicate the shoulder where the brake seats at the end of the threads for perpendicularity. Then reinstall the...