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Fran; Those are about as good a words as I've heard on here .

Ian; I hear that ! The UAW here stands by their union "workers" in the same fashion. On the other hand, I too was a union member in the construction field for 42 years. Now then, If I had made a "pattern" for roof rafters by which to cut the others from, and I proceeded to cut all the rest of...

Francis; You seem to forget something. Who ARRANGED for those goods to be manufactured in India ? If you really think about it, American Manufacturers kept on looking for a cheaper way. Not only India, but MOST of the 3rd world countries. Greed Fran...American greed. I too, miss the good ole'...

I cannot stay out of this. I waited 62 yrs. to buy my first new vehicle. A '98 Dodge Caravan Sport , their best.. Made in America...by Americans...right ? It went through 3 inspections before it went out the factory door, So tell me. How and more importantly......why...is the seat belt on the...

The Shooters Corner, ( Bob White) would have anything you want. Much of it good, used stuff as well.

I quit UPS years ago. And the flat rate boxes? You can ship up to 70# for the same price, $14.00 But......the boxes are not really sturdy. I re-enforce mine.

Dick; A bunch of us old geezers have been shootimg at aspirins @ 100 yds for years. Every Sunday morning . The leader of the group I belonged to would glue 100 of them app. 3" apart both ways. The guy on the left bench starts. If he misses, the next guys turn, and so on. We played for dimes...

I'm with you. I put a set of Talley integral rings and bases on my 10/22. Never looked back.

Abintx; True enough . My problem was that my coated rods are not as stiff as some others. Furthermore, they are longer than they need to be. Couple that with using pull down 8208, ( which is more than dirty), I have to clean as I do for saisfactory results.

Right you are Francis. However, When the same size patches were used in my barrel with the Wick jag and went through with difficulty, I used a slightly smaller jag and all is well. Besides...that allows more cleaning solution to stay in the bore as well.

I think the "towel" is a better choice Bill....It can't tip over .

Jeff; I can get 25 in a box for anything with that head diameter. and only 20 for those approaching .500. The exterior dimensions remain the same. I always ask what your loaded OAL is for anything but a PPC . Joe

The larger ones ? You mean the centerfires...yes. The rimfire ? Don't plan on it unless I get a horde of orders, and that doesn't seem likely to happen.

Simply amazing to see my design on Google, and that was the original photo as well. Now....lets see who's the first to copy the finger grooves.

Ian; Send me a PM with your e mail address. I'll get photo's to you.

Hello Ian, I don't know HOW !. If someone will tell me maybe I can get it done. And I wonder just how many will take that design and run with it..... even with the cover excluded.

Al; The pics you show above are drive pins, not wedge pins. We use what you show, simply to anchor steel door frames to the concrete floor in commercial work. They come in plasic as well. 1/4" wedge anchors are SPLIT in the center, each side going in a differant direction. It is now...

Right again My friend ! There's always a better way, and this seems to be the simplist

Richard; I'm thinking the epoxy system will take a great deal of time. Much more so than a good anchoring system. Getting cold, ya know ? Me., I'd be using tap-cons , the wedge pins, or "drive" pins. You're not going to be holding up a building, just a canopy !

I've probably used everything made in the construction field. Pin drives are ok, The 1/4 "wedge" drives hold forever if you first drill a 1/4 " hole. They are flared and split in the middle. They come with round head or flat.Hilties are ok for some applications, but tend to "spald " the...