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With the current primer situation I think the next best is anything you can find.

Jerrschmitt It sounds like it has been a very very long time sense you have been in California. Now days the 14 year old kids will have the guns strapped to their stolen cars not bikes.

That looks like my Birmingham may be made by the same company. Anyway it will be very top heavy and all the weight is in the head stock. Just go slow and be careful.

Speedy The more you post the more we, or at least I, will copy. thanks in advance.

of the actions you listed I would be willing to bet they will all shoot better than the nut behind the trigger.

Francis I like the way you think

I agree with Mike on some import lathes you have to set the compound to 59 ½ degrees to get the correct angle. Like Mike I found that to be true with the first practice cut on my Birmingham lathe. Possibly the chamber was cut using a center to guide the reamer with an out of alignment...

When you get to the public range make a left it is across the road from Moore and Moore sporting clays range.

At this time your closes places to shoot benchrest are Visalia or Phoenix. Angeles Shooting Range is currently getting approvals from the county to put in another range at their facility that can use for benchrest matches. Hopefully we will be able to resume monthly matches next year sometime...

I will second the Pumkin. It is a little more money, but you don't need to have one for roughing and one for finish. With his design you can very easy rough then move it up for finish and hit the size you want first time. The change from rough to finish only takes a few seconds.

Larry Did you measure for run out after you bored the hole? Even though you used a carbide boring bar it is a small diameter and the boring bar may have been pushing off. With a floating holder the reamer is only going to follow the hole.

Thats my point. He said it is better than the Chinese lathes running around, but isn't the Enco also Chinese?

Where is the Enco 13X40 Turn Pro made?

Yes, replace both of them

They moved from Apple Valley to Branson MO about 6 years ago. http://www.royrogers.com/museum.html http://www.royrogers.com/

A simple fix that will not leave any stains is to put a sheet of note book paper between the stock and the bag. It will stick to the bag and the stock will slide smoothly on the paper.

Thanks guys I will pass this info along to him. He is in sales and travels so 2.5 hour drive may be on his normal drive.

A friend and co-worker lives in Huston and is looking for a good smith to re barrel a Winchester model 70 in 220 Swift. Does anybody have any recommendations?

I use Sunnen MB30-5 honing oil it is mineral oil with sulfurized fat and animal fatty oil. It is a bit over kill for cutting oil but works great and easy to get in a five gallon pail

Does your wife know you sat that gun on her pretty dinning room table?