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On the blackhawk 'spur', I put the gripframe from a super black hunter on my blackhawk.

Thank you so much for putting you knowledge and wisdom into these videos. What a legacy! I played over and over and rewrote the part where you talk about working up a load based on 10 percent of case capacity. Fantastic method!

I’m still enjoying all your entertaining videos. However, now my Murphy is the proud user of a fine Spot On collar…..has really brought him around. We love it. Wife says stop watching… your contributing to my delinquency and breaking our retirement budget. Haha ! Use my EarPods and she has no idea. After 54 years of marriage, I have learned not to cross her. Thank you old friend and God Bless you and your family…….

I have learned more about gunsmithing from you then any (shade tree smith) Period!!

I have the 12 gauge silver pigeon, love it.

Good advice!! Great video!

i have several rifles i shoot regularly. none have muzzle brakes. one is a ar-15. shots are light so i see no need, a second ar-15, but this one has a null barral. heavy so nose rise at all. third is a new make of a old rifle shoots 45 long colt. not a bull barrel, but very heavy to hold. forth is a long barrel .17hmr rifle. no rise at all from it. round is too light here. others are varied .22 up. no need for any after market on any of them. i have used such before. but in most cases i see no need not even of hunting rifles i have owned. but is i owned 50cal rifle yes would have one. or a way to bolt it down to a very heavy table.

The Dad I wish I had, even at 68.

So Glad I Found You!!! Great Recipe - going to try this next time I want my #1 Comfort Food! ❤️

I also have the 7”. Thanks for the video.

Hi, Good Day! I'm not sure if my question is related to your video. this is about my plans CZ 457 .22 WMR to .17 HMR aside barrel's swapping is there any internal requirement to run .17 HMR? Thank you.

Shooting competition level .22LR rifles, I can without a doubt say that a wood stocked gun will not shoot with one in a metal chassis. After several of our shooting group members owning CZ 457s on both sides of the discussion, wood guns simply will not compete with a chassis gun.

Great videos, couldn't finish because that darn pen is driving me cy

Thank you !!!!😅

I appreciate your experience and knowledge

With your friends Nilly and Willey, LMAO, subscribed. Thank you for your service, sir.

Best informative video on sprinkler heads I’ve watched !!!!

Just subbed Good talk about the Winn Gallery I have a 62A

Perhaps one of the most enjoyable videos i ever saw here regarding well made gun craftmanship, well done sir! Thanks for sharing such a well made job to accurize the M1A. God bless.

Any update?

Excellent explanation!

M14 has a op rod guide attached to underside of barrel. So the guide for mini 14 op rod is the stock and gas port it sets on, correct 🔫

Weatherby and Remington have always put a forearm pressure point in their thin barreled rifles… both companies have been noted for being accurate rifles. I recently purchased a used beautiful Browning Mauser in 3006 made in 1969. It had a small degree of rust from salt wood on the action flats. So I removed the rust, sprayed a rust preventive paint on the action flats and glass bedded the action and free floated the 3 step down barrel. It shot two plus inch groups with every load I tried, 10 different commercial loads and then hand loads for it….. Out of desperation I put a pressure pad about an inch and a half from the fore end tip……. Surprise it now shots Barnes TTSX 180 grain bullets into 1/2 an inch groups…… who knew!

just bought my first (used) 1911 A1 so this is very helpful. Want to be able to maintain it and operate it safely for a few years yet. Thanks again sir

Will watch the video later but the Zastava AK's are some of the best import AK's in my opinion. They are tanks

This area is very similar to the Chena Hot Springs area near Fairbanks AK.

I like the 35 Whelen never owned one but looks like one of the best rounds overlooked

Best of luck on the surgery! Love your videos. Regards from Portugal.

Every friend I know that went to Vietnam before 1969 got to fire an M14. It was a long range battle rifle & the reason being the d eyes could tell who were good shots and who were very good shots and might want to join a sniper team. Every friend to a man said they love the M14 for its accuracy not so much the way😮. I didn't get in country untill 1970. I subscribe and love your UA-cam channel it's so very very informative. Mac.😂 17:28 I bought an M1A one in 1985 and pleasantly surprised to notice that the parts were made by TRW how Sweet it is.

So CFE223 powder with copper fouling eraser is just marketing?

THANKS A LOT FOR YOUR VALUABLE TUTORIAL.

For the dowel, what do you think of superglue instead of epoxy? Super glue will unbond with heat.

This is one of the finest guns anyone could own. It was so smooth I forgot I blew one of my toes off.

I built a perfect small shooting bench that is 3 legged where the legs are out about 45 degrees and the bottom where they bite into the ground totally keep the top area of the bench centered within the ground surface area. No vibration at all, and made sure chair does not connect to it. The 3 legs makes all feet touch ground properly. I made it over 20 years ago and will make a new one. The 50 lbs was just fine for me then but I want an aluminum one down to 25 lbs of the same exact size.

From what I have researched the 45 Colt wasnt offered in the Winchester 73 due to the rim being too small for the extractors to reliably eject spent rounds, as well.

As the video for 45 Colt (no there aint no damned long in there), I thought man that 45 sounds exactly like my Browning bl22

Great to have you back! Missed your content sir! 🙏🏼

What front sight did you use?

I agree with your comment about the hex head take down screw. I liked the slotted one better too!

Always love the amount of detail and clarity that he provides. Makes it nice to learn from

Will that adjustment work on the scout rifle

I used your recipe two days ago and you are right about how good they are, thanks.

Do yo need to replace the front sight?

Thanks for the very informative and detailed video. I think like most presses, you learn the character of the press and deal with it. But I see that you have to actually bend over to cycle this press on the down stroke, which would seem to put a lot of stress on one's back. I am not comfortable sitting in a chair below the press level either. Is there any different gearing that can be modified to shorten this down stroke?

I wont buy a scope anymore if its low power is not less than 5 n id preferably like it at 3

Just pulled my SR1911 out of storage. Couldn't get the magazines to latch and noticed the right side of the mag release was staying extended. I could push it back in to work again but it is a repeatable problem possibly caused by pushing the left side too hard. Any ideas?

I’m 24 years old and I had the honor of inheriting my great grandfathers S&W Model 13-1, produced late 1976-1977. It’s become my favorite revolver to shoot and carry! Thank you for your straightforward and informative video sir. I know how to clean Beretta 92s and Glocks, but revolvers are relatively new to me still. Happy shooting brother🤘🏻.

Is the muzzle supposed too be wobbly on this aka? I purchased this model but it got some what damaged when it shipped the barrel/muzzle poked out the box im not sure if they all come wobbly or it’s because it popped out the box. If anyone who owns this model could you let me know would be much appreciated.

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I have to let you know the wings of a buckhorn sight have a purpose. They are there as a frame of reference to help you adjust your sight picture, on the fly, for windage, elevation, and leading a moving target. With practice, you will know where your bullet hits when you move the top of the front sight to align with the corners of the wings on either side.