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If You Are-- Going to use a camera tri-pod, the hot set up is to get some tent stakes or similar to secure the legs to the ground. Use short bungee cords to connect. Also get a bungee cord long enough to reach from the top of the tri-pod to a heavy weight at ground level. The wind can blow one...

Pun Intended- "Looking into a spoting scope" Ihave two of theBausch & Lomb BALscope Sr. 60mm telescopes that I usually take to a match and set up. There may be four to six scopes set up in a line, most people that want to see a target look through the B&L. I don't think they produce those...

Al- Maby he was shooting fish in a broken barrel? Sure sounds like a "FISH STORY" to me. Head space problems usually [almost always] start between the ears. Stay happy, it's still the Holidays!! Steve Moore

Can't Tell For Sure-- I'm guessing that's a hen turkey? Happy Holidays!!! Steve Moore

Well, Screw It- Together with 6mm screws you got from Ace Hdwr. Yep, they have 'em in different head types also. Happy Holidays !! Steve Moore

Al- Case prep center by Neilson? Stock by Skip? [ Just being a smart A$$ ] I'm not able to take pictures AND post 'em yet, and I'm not sure there is room for me and a camera in my gun room. I think I need to move about six of my presses out to the shop. [only one is set up on the loading...

Mauser -CRF Yes, the extractor can be modified to "jump" the rim. Some very judicious grinding/stoning is required. It is not a project for the heavy handed or fumble fisted though. Should you decide to give it a try, do it on a spare. The difference of working or becoming trash is sort of like...

O-K, I live here-- And it irks me when someone misspells or incorectly pronounce the name of this state. The correct spelling should be Kalifornicacha. As we are already being pollinated by our elected officials. You can probably figure out the enunciation. Land of the over educated...

It's just a matter of time !!! I could fish every day. If they arn't biting today, I can fish tomorrow. Sooner or later I'm going to have been there yesterday when they were really biting! Yesterday I got up at daybreak with absolutely nothing to do all day. By night fall I was only half done...

Al -Lynn - & everybody- After you lap your rings so that your bore sight and cross-hairs on a optically centered scope coincide at 100 yds. the best way to bed is use a 1" dia. rod. [if 1" dia. scope] Use release agent on the rod. I usually only bed the bottom half of the rings. Do Not over...

239 or bored to 256? Jeez- guess I'm lucky to still be alive and healthy, AND still remember the old flathead!! I beleive Duntov ground or engineered H.P. cams for G M as far back as 1957 ? as I rember, they were quite a bit cheaper than Isky or Schooler. And you could drive 'em on the street...

And Kudo's to YOU Jackie !! Most people just B**** if something isn't perfect. YOU gave them a chance to rectify the problem and they did. Top of the line- business' don't compete- management competes! Kudo's to Kriger and You Jackie !! Steve Moore

Now that I have your attention-- Recently Al in Wa. and I discussed briefly on one of the forums about the use of epoxy, specifically "Simpson Set 22", desinged for holding anchor bolts or such in masonary or concrete. My kid came over wagging a 6.5 Arisaka barreled action and asked "what can...

After my last performance at the range the doctor said he needed to check my "stool". Oh Well, Steve Moore

Just a side note-- For those not using specialized "B R" dies, if you set the die to contact the shell holder you may be crimping the case neck into the bullet. I know, I know, but check your die to make sure it doesn't have a crimping shoulder in it. Hope I didn't crimp somebody's style...

Moore four Worked for me just as posted, first time. I liked the link so much I made it one of my favorites. Thank you Don for giving us the link up, and THANK YOU BRIAN for sharing your knowledge with others!!!!! Well now the moore I know the less I understand? THANKS TO ALL WHO SHARE...

If You Are-- The big brass, I might can help with a few new Norma 416 Rigby brass, -.588" rim & base dia. E-mail or P M me. Steve Moore

Kav-- I was born & raised in Jacksonville, just after they changed the name from Cowford, Fla. gpoldblue post here every now and then, I believe he is ther in Jacksonville. There was a shoot there end of last year or first of this year, I think it was called "The Jacksonville Crawfish Shoot"...

O-K Al- Gitcha one of them Caldwell lead sleads, 3 & 1/2 bags of shot, [# 8 incase it don't work, you could use the shot for bird huntin'], 2 pair training wheels you stold from the kids that toilet papered your yard on Halloween night, a couple of grade stakes to track the wheels and ther's...

Now- I'm confussed? If you tighten the bbl shoulder up against the action face or load distributing washer,[recoil lug] wouldn't the flank of the tennon threads pull the flank of the threaded bushing tight to the flank of the threads in the action? I don't understand the "torque the bushing"...