Al Nyhus
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Whatever I click on just takes me to the 'in stock' items. No doubt, it will get smoothed out soon. -Al

dmort...nice to see you had a good carb on it. ;) -Al

Painful injury, for sure. Glad you're on the mend, Dave. After almost tripping on those before, I use some colored foam floaty sticks over the door...

Top Fuel engine technology in the year 2019. I took this of Billy Torrence's car at Brainerd this year. I like how they use a pressurized, micro...

I will add that for the final measurement of a neck with a bullet seated...a flat faced, non ratcheting Mitutoyo micrometer is what I use. ...

I have quite a few Mitutoyos, including that one...good stuff. No need for the adjustable mandrel, IMO. The usefulness of a ball micrometer depends...

My pal Wayne Denklau driving Gene Bichlmeier's '55 Chevy SS/O 265 inch wagon at the U.S. Nationals at Indy two weeks ago. Don't let Wayne's "Aw...

Honestly Jackie...it's a little bit of everything. One change on these things will generally require you to look further for the true gains. A...

Not offended in the least. :) -Al "The power of accurate observation is frequently called cynicism by those who don't have it." - George...

This should be required reading for everyone, whether they shop at Wal-Mart or not. -Al Wal-Mart: The High Cost Of Low Prices ...

Ran at Earlville, Iowa last weekend. Working with the pinion angle and changing the instant center on the rear suspension kept the front end lower on...

An extremely accurate rifle (Benchrest with a capital 'B') is the first tool you need to learn how to read the wind. Good shootin'. :) -Al

Yes, that's basically it. As a point of interest, I've found that not uniforming the primer pocket before the initial firing (I know...total...

In the fluid world, head space is often used in place of ullage. Term swapping knows no bounds...... -Al (notinwa)

Excellent hypothesis, Ken. Thanks for taking the time to post. Good shootin' :) -Al

Gorgeous car, Mort....the '63-'67's are hands down my favorites. :cool: I saw a new 2020 Corvette the other day. It looked...

Crewed at Brainerd, Mn. last week on my pal's Competition Eliminator A/SM Cobalt that I'd posted some pics of earlier....here's a couple of shots...