eric123

Islam is a religion of peace, and they will kill you to prove it...

Heck, if they were mine, I'd fire them too. That's what they were made for.

+1

13grs Red Dot

After chambering one of the tight rounds, what does it look like after it is ejected(unfired of course)...any scuff marks...maybe the bullet is seated out to far, or maybe your rifle has a shorter throat...just a thought

Nice lines on the stock...

That is very nice...

Congrats...

Well...How does she shoot?

It's all about numbers...

That idiot ran the company into the ground...

There are some very amazing people over there right now...Seeing this kind of crap day after day makes old men from young men...

Very Nice...

If you watch in slo-mo you can see the TC bounce off his fore head...

I have a CETME too...its a fun gun, unfortunately 7.62 is a little spendy right now...

Good to hear the Turk is doing OK...Should be a nice gun when finished...

Curious to see how things worked out with the 300...

I like the Norma because it has a longer neck...

Should be easy enough to run a chamber reamer in...Many years ago I did the same thing except it was a Mossberg 1500. It was 30-06 and I turned it into the Norma mag...I also had to have the bolt face opened up and the rails worked over to feed the fatter round...

Nice box, hopefully your friend never needs to use it...

I like my LEE powder measure...but I trickle in the last few grains if I am looking for top accuracy...I bought mine as soon as it came out...I have dies made by just about every manufacturer and all are capable of turning out good ammo...

The price of the Tasco's sure haven't changed much, but then again a dollar was actually worth 100 cents back then...

There are alot of good wildcat rounds based on the 303 british case...

I use a bullet (one or two calibers larger than the bore I am lapping)...I cover this with lapping compound and go to town...

I did buy the NAPA brand valve grinding compound, however it was a little rougher grit than I would like...

Welcome aboard,

 

Great to have you. Sorry to hear about the hearing, hand and IT. Been in IT

for better than 30 years (old Mainframer), can't stand it. Really looking forward

to retirement in a couple of years. Then I can go back to Alabama where I can

hunt.......

 

The guys on the board are really great, I have learned a lot, don't talk much,

but have learned a great deal. And really admire what these guys can do and

teach.

 

Again, welcome aboard.

It's kina funny, I could care less about technology and electronics, yet I do IT...I prefer simple mechanical things...but IT does pay the bills and luckily I am good at it...

My hearing loss was from being an M60 machine gunner for many years, and my hand, well, I'd just rather forget about that, too many unpleasant memories...

Where do you buy your Clover's...I have seen it online and know where to buy it on the net, but I am curious if anyone is finding it at a chain type store such as NAPA(which doesn't carry it BTW)...