"Ed, need we go back to the old days when NOS surplus rifles and spare parts were easily available as gum drops in a penny candy store"
JB, I would go back, please sign me up!
Scott
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"Ed, need we go back to the old days when NOS surplus rifles and spare parts were easily available as gum drops in a penny candy store"
JB, I would go back, please sign me up!
Scott
Maybe Blind Hary will write about it?
Sorry. In my mind, Fireams News (the old Shotgun News) is a mainstream publication. You guys are makin me feel old. My fascination with the Piat has a lot to do with it's ability to inflict...
Interesting read on how a Piat saved the day on D-day.
John, I don't want you to sell them, but I liked your British revolver collection.
Scott
JB, what are those? The small bore Martini actions have always intrigued me.
Scott
I remember blackening some Enfield parts quite a while ago. I seem to recall that the recommendation was for used motor oil, olive oil or something comparable. My results with new motor oil were...
Once I am certain that I have the bushing length correct, I will concentrate on the barrel pressure. One of the things that led me to look closely at the front triggerguard and bushing was the lack...
kcw, You are correct. The hole in the stock was not straight, the trigger guard end was tilted back towards the trigger. Rasping out the hole (just at the trigger guard end) to allow the bushing to...
What I am seeing is that there is a slightly raised section (would correct terminology be "on the recoil lug?") where the front triggerguard screw fits into the receiver that appears to have been...
Downloaded the reprint, read the section suggested. Once I get the front triggerguard screw fit correct, I will work on the receiver fit in the wood. Wood under the tang seems pretty solid, may try...
I got bored and bought one of the Criterion P14 barrels for a rifle that had a damaged barrel. With the action rebarrelled, bolt lapped and headspacing complete, I noticed that the action rocked in...
What about the Martini's that shoot .303? I have always fancied one of those, even after building a "SMartini" based on a rifle that John Sukey talked to me about years ago. Martini action and SMLE...
You didn't know where it was going. What good is knowing things and not being able to share them with others that really have an interest? Just relax in the knowledge that they may end up with the...
Great ammo website JB, Thanks!