Recent content by flcracker64

Sorry, Sir - it is sold to another party who's offer came through less than 20 minutes before yours. I will definitely let you know if the deal falls through. Thank you for your interest!

SOLD!! I guess I should have asked more for it? Well, we both will have a nice Christmas now - Happy Holidays!!! Now, we all know that Santa doesn't get his present until after Christmas. But sometimes he has to git it while the gittin' is good. I want to finish a project that I've been...

Mine is .358 Win (checkered). After its first deer, I named the rifle "Bangflop". Wouldn't mind finding a SS .308 Frontier one day and threading the muzzle for my can.

Keep em coming - I long to visit your valley again!

Any particular trade interests?

Shoot similar-sized game with each caliber and you will understand. Bang. Flop. Done.

SOLD!!!

Reduced to $600. Goes to auction if it doesn't sell this weekend.

Unconverted "Old Model" 3-screw Ruger Blackhawk in .30 carbine - excellent condition; minor bluing wear near muzzle. 7-1/2" barrel, adjustable sights. 1970 manufacture. Original walnut grips & medallions. $650 Reduced to $600 plus actual shipping costs to your FFL. PM any questions...

I bought a Picatinny rail blank from Brownell"s and had Cole's in Clearwater, FL machine a custom base for me. With Hornady LeverEvolution rounds I get <3" groups at 100 yds. The crazy thing is... I paid $250 plus the cost of the rail blank to have the base fabricated. I only paid $250 for...

As well as a .358Win. The laminated stock on my Frontier split from just this issue after about 20 rounds. Ruger swapped out for a new stock for free. I set my F.A.T. driver at max torque (65 in/lbs) and all is well.

All the Interwebz wisdom says to remove the left side extractor on the two-extractor models, and many suggest replacing the right-side one with the ExactEdge version. When you lay an ExactEdge next to the stock extractor, the difference in geometry is obvious. For $18, I figured "why not?".

Gemtech repositioned my front sight, threaded the barrel so well you can't see the joint at arms' length, and made a thread protector out of a Ruger barrel blank. They even lined up the cut with the edge of the first letter of the safety warning roll stamp. Top-notch job, and I'm pretty sure...

Here ya' go!

Several years ago a friend sold me a NIB unfired Ruger 10/22 magnum. I say "sold", but it really was more like dangling crack in front of an addict - I did what I had to do and sold myself out for that fix. The rifle sat untouched in my safe until last weekend when I pulled it out and set it...