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Ammunition Lynn Category III of the ITAR addresses ammunition and components and anything that is ammo or components for anything in Category I or II has to be exported. Jim

Export The export laws on firearms pertain to everyone-manufacturer or not Lynn. That is why it falls under the item of arms trade. Barrels, receivers full weapons are all SME and require export permits with a DSP83 disclosure. The items and the non-SME items are regulated as each...

ITAR and export Barrel blanks, bullets and cases have to be exported from USA through a registered exporter. Category I is for weapons and components of weapons under 50 caliber. Complete weapons, receivers, barrels are considered SME even though under 50 cal. Category III refers you to...

Congratulations Good shooting Alex and Kevin., Jim

Check firing pin Check that firing pin is staying "trapped" in the firing pin hole at front of bolt or that "boss" on pin is large enough to keep pin aligned if pin leaves hole in front of bolt. If it does not stay aligned--it will make wide flyers

Eccentricity versus runout It is not odd to me that the back end of the chamber runs out more than the neck. When measuring run-out from what is believed to be a properly bucked in bore at the throat-you are measuring angularity. That is what Jackie was referring to when he said the bushing...

Congratulations Congratulations to all the good shooting! Tim--great job on your first grand agg win!!! Jim Borden

Thanks folks Thanks for the support! I always enjoy shooting at St Johnsbury and I want to thank Doc Bill Sargent, Dewayne Garfield and Reed Garfield for all they do to make the matches happen there. It is situated in a beautiful part of our country and the folks around the area are friendly...

Great Guy As has been said--Henry is a true gentleman and a very pleasant person to associate with. Our prayers are with him Jim and Joan

Congratulations Gary Good Job Gary--well deserved and earned accomplishment Jim

2 x 48 belt sander is way to go We have installed 1000's of pads here and originally used the disc type sander and as Ian noted, it is important for the disk to be flat or you will have problems. When we converted to the 2 x 48 belt sander 10 years ago--the finish of the pads and the blend...

Burr King You need a belt sander with a very high velocity to do a professional job on butt pads. here is link to a good one: http://burrking.thomasnet.com/viewitems/belt-grinders/-velvet-touch-three-wheel-belt-grinders-model-760?&forward=1 Jim Borden

Carrying it a bit further Receivers can not be sold over the counter to non-residents of a state. If sold to an out of state person, they have to be sent to an ffl for transfer. This is a new interpretation in July 2008 and the 4473 were modified to reflect the change (actually according to...

Way to go Tony That is some real butt kicking-wide margin on first to second place. Jackie--that will be 4 more points Jim

Ward "Butch" Tarasek passed away this morning. He was a hard worker for benchrest and was an active member and worker for the Canastota Rifle Club. he will be missed. Joan and Jim Borden

Rookie Winners LV 100 Joe Petrikonis HV100 Joe Petrikonis HV 200 Donna Bizzell LV 200 John Miller HVG--Donna Bizzell LVG John Miller 2 Gun John Miller Donna was shooting the pink Cancer Rifle that was raffled last year--good to see it in hands that truly appreciate the rifle and what it...

Michelle Sutton Memorial Charity Classic II LV100 Joel Nader .2232 Robert Truss .2260 Ned Hosey .2494 LV200 Skip Derock .2652 Dan Shelhammer .2689 Jack Sutton .2861 LVG Joel Nader .2715 Dan Shelhammer .2838 Bob Brushingham .2913 Jack Sutton .3073 Skip Derock .3118 HV100 Gary Amatrudo .2214...

Chapter 11 does not Mean out of business keep in mind what Chapter 11 means--it does not mean the company has gone under or that it is going out of business. They have reorganized their debt and I am sure they will be in a different bargaining position with LABOR.

undersize tenon Pat I would recommend 1.058 inch diam max for tenon and then use thread wires or thread mic to get 1.025 pd. Good practice for ALL SS custom actions. Jim

Big Al I have three Haas machines here, a Hardinge with Centroid control and a Harrison with Fanuc control. Had a Romi and SW Industries and they are long gone. If anything does go wrong--HAAS is the one to have. Jim