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SteveR

Hi Joe, Leupold base number is 50000 in matte, gloss is 50001. This is the one piece base, which is the style I have on my Rem M700, there will be no need to shim or square up your rings with this type. 2 piece you may have to shim or true up the insides of the rings. You can then get Leopold Standa...

SteveR

Great to hear!!!

Steve

SteveR

I have a couple of 9.3x62mm Mauser rifles, though not a 375 H&H, they come pretty close to it. I like that the 9.3x62 doesn't beat your shoulder up, which I think is due to the pressure being kept under 56,500 psi.

Steve

SteveR

Used my C&R today to pick up another one - this one a Tula M91/30. Will clean it up and post pictures of it shortly. This one is for Y2K when he hits the age. He'll eventually get all of mine anyway, but I'd like to hang around for a few more years before he does! Uh Oh, now you've done it, C&a...

SteveR

Hi,

Do you like the Liquid Alox? I have used it on 45 ACP, and it worked ok, but was very dirty. I gave up and just lubed with my sizer/lubricator.

Steve

SteveR

awp101,

Oh, I know what you mean, I know there has been some questions about the 60's builds, but not a lot out there, other than the using of left over parts. I'm always am looking for more on the MN's.

Thanks,
Steve

SteveR

Sometime in the 60's IIRC, the Finns "agreed" to stop rebuilding them after pressure by the Soviets. They continued to do so anyway and those are known as "sneaks". Hi, Where did you hear this from? As part of the peace accord after the Continuation War, the Russians forced the ...

SteveR

I take it the M28 is simply the Finnish version of the M91/30?YK YK, This is a quick version of the Mosin Nagant M91/30, pleas excuse the run-on sentences and grammar errors; Finland was lost to Russia from Sweden, but were mostly left to their own customs and ran their own Government, including th...

SteveR

Old Ironsights wrote:Still waiting to get a full 2-day weekend available to take my 1945 Round Reciever 91/30 out and see where it hits...

So, how was cleaning off the cosmoline???

Be sure to clean with water after shooting the surplus stuff. What arenal made it, Tula or Izhevsk?

Steve

SteveR

YK, Your are very welcome, if you do shoot it with surplus ammo, wash the bore, bolt, chamber, magazine well, and magazine with water, right after shooting. I bring a gallon jug of water and a small funnel with me to the range, when done shooting using the funnel dump water down the bore, remove mag...

SteveR

I really, really like the Lee 20 bottom pour pot, plus it has adjustable heating, so you can cast at what temp you want.

I think you will really enjoy casting.

Steve

SteveR

I know - I know, why not ask that forum? Well, I don't belong to any other forums, and have found that if you ask a question here, regardless of the topic, someone usually has an informed answer! :D I have a hex-receiver M91/30 Mosin Nagant bolt-action rifle in, what else, 7.62x54R. Purchased it ov...

SteveR

I have done quite a bit of smoking meat over the years, and I use only green apple or green hickory. I use a firebox with hard wood fire for the heat, and put the green wood, bark and all in after I get a good fire going. I use dried hickory for the firebox also, adds some flavor, but not nearly as ...

SteveR

Thanks Hobie! And dont' forget Paul and David!! They all do a great job at keeping the best site on the internet going!!!!!!!

Steve

SteveR

iceman wrote:I agree with Buck on the guy on the left, he is the only one with his pantlegs wrapped up.

Sorry, but I see 3 of them with leggings on.

Steve

SteveR

Found this:

http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m ... n16866645/

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SteveR

I shoot a lot of cast in to a pile from from my driveway, does a great job of stopping pistol and rifle, plus I can pick them up in the spring and recast.

Steve

SteveR

TedH wrote:Check for burrs left from machining around the holes in the plate. Maybe take some very fine sandpaper wrapped around a toothpick and smooth up the holes.

Thank you Sir! I will go check that out right now.

Steve

SteveR

I have mostly Lee molds, so I am used to using them. I just got a Lyman mold, very nice and good quality I might add. The problem is the lead is sticking to the sprue cutter on the Lyman mold. I have no trouble with the bullets sticking in the mold, I blackened with wooden matches all the surfaces i...

SteveR

Steve,

Thank you. I have the later version. I will email them today.

Steve

SteveR

I use aluminum cleaning rods, and try to be careful not to scrape the muzzle as I clean. I also use different bore cleaners, some to remove copper, some lead, and let them do the work, which I don't have to scrub with the rods as much as just using Hoppe's.

Steve

SteveR

But how do you know it's from poor cleaning from the muzzle. I've also read where many of these old mil-spec guns were shot so much the throats of course but also last part of the bore gets the most erosion. The author claimed it was caused because that is were the most vibration accurs. Vibration ...

SteveR

I need a "Locking Bolt Pin Screw" for my Puma. I bought a Winchester part, but the threads are different.

Thanks,
Steve

SteveR

I have had nothing but good experiences with Natchez, good prices and excellent customer service.

Graf and Sons are very good also.

Steve

SteveR

My condolences and prayers for you and your family.

Steve

SteveR

Most ceramic knives can be sharpened on a diamond hone. That is what I use on my creamic swivel knives (for leather carving) followed by a swipe over a jewelers' rouge strop. works every time. Thanks Buck, but, I am not sure if it would be worth it for me to buy a diamond hone and strop. I doubt I ...

SteveR

Now that's not normally an earth-shaking event. This is a kitchen knife that's used every day, at most every meal. It slices sandwiches, carves turkey, de-bones country ham, and trims beef/pork. It's even been known to open a UPS package from time to time. Why this is so unusual is that this knife ...

SteveR

http://www.ehow.com/how_4559360_sharpen-ceramic-knife.html Where there's a will there's a way. That said, unless you abuse a ceramic knife, it normally never needs sharpening. Good luck with your knife. The ceramic knifes are pretty cool. Thanks for the link, like you said if there is a will there ...

SteveR

I just got one of the ceramic knives(6in chef), time will tell how it holds up. But, so far it debones pork shoulders well, and cuts through the hide very well. I haven't sharpened it (Couldn't if I wanted to, have to send it back to factory), the edge is literally a razor, it did bite me once, set...

SteveR

I just got one of the ceramic knives(6in chef), time will tell how it holds up. But, so far it debones pork shoulders well, and cuts through the hide very well. I haven't sharpened it (Couldn't if I wanted to, have to send it back to factory), the edge is literally a razor, it did bite me once, set...

SteveR

I just got one of the ceramic knives(6in chef), time will tell how it holds up. But, so far it debones pork shoulders well, and cuts through the hide very well. I haven't sharpened it (Couldn't if I wanted to, have to send it back to factory), the edge is literally a razor, it did bite me once, set ...

SteveR

Doc Hudson wrote:You know good and well you couldn't satisfy some folks if you hung them with a new rope.

lol I really like this one. Thanks Doc

Steve

SteveR

txpete wrote:not a 94 but took the biggest buck I have dropped here in tx with it .
noslers work.

Pete,

What's that ugly black thing on top of that beautiful tiger striped Swede?!!??!!??

Nice deer, nice rifle.

Steve

SteveR

I almost had one for 500.00 this last summer, but didn't think anybody would be up at 6 am on a Saturday, and lost the bid. It was very,very clean and saw it relisted at 850.00 a week later.

Steve

SteveR

I have a dehydrator and vacuum packing machine, I used to dehydrate vegetables and use them for venison stew in the winter. I haven't got my canning operation going since moving two years ago, so freezing and dehydrating work the best for me.

Steve

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The only place I know where cigarrettes are sold individually is prison. You do time Hobie? :shock: :lol: Don I guess you haven't "been around". When I was younger and overseas this was often done in poor neighborhoods. I had never seen it in the US. Later though, I saw it done in Little ...

SteveR

So far the Mods over at the S&W forum haven't answered my question why they banned Mr. Terry.

Doubt they will judging from what I am hearing about that forum.

Steve

SteveR

Terry, Others have responded before and I will ask also. Turn off your Caps. Your posts are OK, but your lack of response to this Caps issue is not!!!! Now, If you do not know how, and I mean this with respect. Look over to the left of your key board. See the key marked Caps Lock - hit it once. It ...

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Paul, I do fit the description of get my knickers in a wad, I do think a boycott will show Mr. Ackley the errors of his ways!! :lol: (I am joking) I do agree with your points about how "sportsmen" have clouded the issues about the 2nd amendment. I have had many, many so called sportsmen co...

SteveR

I like the part about 1 gr less than the .22 Magnum, never reloaded any .22 Magnum. How do you reload a rimfire?? I guess when you reach the heights Mr Ackley did then proof reading wouldn't be necessary. Steve .222 Magnum is a centerfire cartridge, .22 magnum is rimfire. That is my point(sarcasm),...

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Charles and Mr. Elliott, Regardless of who is saying or writing things that I feel are wrong, I will say so. So is JimT less of a "sportsman" when he practiced fast draw in front of mirrors? I don't think I would say that to Mr. Taylor. I think people who write about firearms should at lea...

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All - My, what a stir a 40 year old cartridge description created! :oops: I just have had enough of people's opinions on what is "sporting" and what is not. It was true 40 years ago as it is today. I don't mind what type of gun or how many people have or desire to have. But I am not a quo...

SteveR

I like the part about 1 gr less than the .22 Magnum, never reloaded any .22 Magnum. How do you reload a rimfire?? I guess when you reach the heights Mr Ackley did then proof reading wouldn't be necessary. Steve .222 Magnum is a centerfire cartridge, .22 magnum is rimfire. That is my point(sarcasm),...

SteveR

I like the part about 1 gr less than the .22 Magnum, never reloaded any .22 Magnum. How do you reload a rimfire?? I guess when you reach the heights Mr Ackley did then proof reading wouldn't be necessary.

Steve

SteveR

Wow, I guess I'm one of those "grown up sportsmen with adolescence tendencies".................but not a "real sportsman", because I own one and am interested in it.

What a condescending douche.

Steve

SteveR

JReed & MrMurphy, Thank you again for the replies. I learn something new everyday.

I wish the weather would cooperate and clear up a little, I want to try the LC with the tracers.

Thanks again,
Steve

SteveR

Thanks guys, I thought that was true about not lighting till after 100 yards-meters. I might have to go out to some fields where I can shoot up to 1000 yards and see if that helps. I might shoot some at night, if the owner will let me. Not trying to be a smartass, but what good are the tracers if th...

SteveR

Thanks, maybe they are lighting but to dim to see. I will load up some in the LC surplus and see what happens.

Steve

SteveR

Paladin, Thank you Sir, I was shooting at the 300 yard position. I did hear that they are not supposed to light under 100 yards as to not give away the position. These have a copper piece much like a gas check stamped in to hold the tracing compound, I am thinking it must take a lot to light them. S...

SteveR

I bought some tracers to load up and shoot out of my EBR, the problem is, is that I can't get them to light. I am shooting from a 16 inch barrel. I am wondering if barrel length is a problem, to short to light the tracers? I have tried BLC_(2), H335, IMR3031, AA2520. I have been using Speer #13, Lym...

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