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Gary Great job old friend!!! darn proud of ya! Jim

Congratulations Good Job Jackie!!!

Rimrock Rimrock BR, Rimrock BRM adn borden Alpine

Congratulations Good job Kim! Jim Borden

Back to Shinny's question Yes there is experience with gene Begg's Tuner, Butch Lambert Tuner, Jim Borden Tuner, Jackie Schmidt tuner, Calfee tuner, etc. I have used my own, Butch's and gene's. They all work. In fact my barrels are threaded so I can go back and forth between mine and the One...

Borden Tuner Boyd Tuner weighs about 4 ounces. It is threaded .9x32 tpi. I usually thread barrel 1 1/2 inches. It is numbered around the periphery for reference. It has 4 holes 90 degrees apart. Use set screws or nylon screws in 2 of the 4 holes 90 degrees apart to "load" the unit...

same size Mine come out same size as reamer--reamer has to be rotated and pulled to be removed from chamber. key point is that reamer mandrel to bushing fit must be snug and bushing to barrel fit must be snug

Bald eagle Jerry What you describe is what a Bald Eagle is--a floating pusher---ball against flat, ground and hardened plate. I found the same thing you did when trying different methods. Jim

tongue in cheek I think old friend Butch was speaking with tongue in cheek! :)

Bald Eagle The Bald Eagle allows the float Jerry is talking about and is only one I would recommend.

Kleinendorst Tool Brownells has them and we have them also. Mr Kleinendorst is in about once a week Jim

Gi 322 Want some more of that GI H322? Jim

Paragraph b Lynn Not many items are unclassified. Just read the ITAR description and you will see that anything under 50 caliber is covered by one section and everything over 50 is covered in another section. It includes entire firearms, receivers, barrels, barrel blanks, triggers, stocks...

Exports Lynn I am only getting back into this because I do not want someone to get in trouble. The export regulations apply to everyone in the USA--not just vendors and manufacturers. they are indeed interested in that bag of 257 Roberts brass. The regulations about exporting means a...

he has been around a long time Bill Creasy We had to deal with this individual and his friend along time ago and at Mainville--as years went on he persisted in thinking he owned the range and could do what ever he wanted to as long as the rule book did not specifically prevent it. In fact I...

Ring too far forward For what is worth: That ring on the case indicates to me that there is too much exposed case body. I am truly wondering if there is high pressure or just too much case head exposed and flattened and blanked primers are from too much case headspace.

Congratulations Donna Congratulations on the Rookie award. You certainly worked hard for it. I am glad to see that the "Cancer Benefit Rifle" --the pink lady got real good use. Jim

Lynn The regulations apply to everyone!!!! If you export you have to be registered whether or not you are a manufacturer or an individual. This is about the flow of arms and ammunition--it is not about just control of manufacturers and businessmen. I have been involved in this long enough I...

Lynn you have the interpretation wrong Lynn I read and understand English very well. I know and understand the ITAR--I am regulated by it because I manufacture hunting and competition weapons and parts for those weapons. In the USA the rifles we use to hunt with are considered to be military...

Aiming :) Lynn I guess we probably disagree. They are aiming at the hunter and shooter. Otherwise they would not be making those of us making sporting arms or sporting arms parts (such as magazine boxes for bolt action hunting rifles) register with State Department and do all the export...