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Sixshot, I covet that big ole rectangle!!!

Good old WD-40 has a lot of effective uses, but I'm not a fan of it for firearms use because the way it dries, becoming tacky and gummy and I have had the same results with Super-Lube. The ubiquitous 3-In-One Oil did very well also.

Hey Guys! I've just completed a 192 hour test on several different gun oil products. I have uploaded the 3.24 mb file in PDF format that you can download here: http://myfreefilehosting.com/f/7f3284c696_3.24MB As always your comments are welcome! Jerry

The Leupold VXIII 2.5 X 8 X 36 is perhaps one of the best all-around riflescopes on the market. This scope is bright, both Early and late when it counts. It has excellent eye relief, which is a big plus when it's intended use is for a No.1. It just looks good a No.1, and would serve your RSI...

I bet it tasted better than it looks!

Here's a recipe I use in elk hunting camp and it's so easy. Easy Dutch Oven Cobbler Ingredients: (1) Stick of butter (1) Box of dry cake yellow mix (1) Can of your favorite pie filling (1) 12 oz. can of cream or orange soda Heat a 10 or 12" Dutch oven over a full bed of coals until the...

Excellent find! I hope it's a good shooter for you!

In my initial post I forgot to mention that the safe is elevated four inches from the floor for better ventilation. At my current residence the only real option for storing the safe is on the concrete floor of the detached garage. Inside the house would be much better but impossible because of...

I am having an occasional problem with little rust spots developing on certain firearms that are stored inside my safe and I'm looking for a advice and solutions to fix this problem. I never had such a problem at my previous residence where the safe was stored on concrete in the finished...

It's my understanding that the SBH Hunter in .45 Colt has been discontinued and that's why I snapped up this find last week. I'm still on the prowl for a SBH Hunter in .44 and a Single Six Hunter.

Roofie, The pad you see pictured is indeed a Pachmayr pad that ordered from Brownell's last year. I took a spin through their website and didn't find it. I'd call Pachmayr to find one...surely there is one out there to be had! Good luck! Jerry

What I was calling wet sanding is the same as the wet slurry sanding you refer to. French Red is available in clear and colors as sealers and stains. The original products if memory serves was by a company called Herter's. It has been used by a lot of custom stock makers to duplicate the...

Hey guys thanks for the kind words! An oil finish is easy to do, maintain, and repair if necessary. The Purdey’s Warthog and the Napier of London gun stock refinishing kits are good products. IMHO, Birchwood Casey's Tru-Oil is also quite an excellent product that is cheap and available...

Thanks to all for the kind words! The final finish you see in done Birchwood Casey's Tru-Oil. I removed the factory finish with a product called a Citra-Strip. The factory finish is very tough...but the Citra-Strip will take it off. What you refer to as plywood is really a product most...

I guess I''ll contribute my .02 with this informative link: http://www.6mmbr.com/corrosiontest.html