Recent content by Mr Jukebox

I have the chance to buy a '08 Bearcat everything looks 100% and it shots well. No time for a picture sorry anyone have a price that would be fair? It is stainless with rosewood grips

John Cheeseman is the original owner of the truck Cheeseman Trucking is the business that he owned. www.cheeseman.com

The 550 cat is the horsepower not a model or anything and to be real honest i really don't know any of the numbers from the motor all i know is the old man says it will purr down the road or up the road as you said. I remember his first trip to LA with it he called me when he was going up...

The building was built last summer it is 54ft x 72ft me my father and both brothers built it. The only thing that we did not do is the rafters we had a crew do that. If you ever build a building make it bigger than you think you need you never have enough room.

The Pete is a 379 with a 550 Cat built from a glider kit and a burnt Kenworth somewhere around 400,000 miles ago. That is the thrid semi that we have built from the ground up sold the first two with a million miles on them. Its not really Fort Rock it is Fort Recovery Ohio we are around 45 mins...

I thought that some of the older gentleman on the forum would get a kick out of this. It belongs to my father and was given to him by the wife of the man that he worked for for almost 30 years after he passed away two summers ago. It is a 1926 "Mack" Model B i say Mack with quotes because in...

We ride a little have alot of fun except for the blue panhead it will beat you till your senseless!

What kind of scope are you using?

They will get along till the big dog starts taking the whole pillow

Actually i believe if you look it up that hornady says in the leverevolution line that the 44mag and the 357mag are both designed to work well in a hand gun. I am almost postive that i read that on there site don't have time to look it up as i am at work but someone can.

Thats really funny to hear someone say but is so true that its not that funny at all!!

I see that alot of people would rather have an old model that is not coverted as opposed to it be converted i am going to a gun show this weekend and would like to know how you tell the difference

You should go and at least hold one before you buy on I had one and made the mistake of not trying one first. The grips were to thin and i didn't like the way i sat in my hand. So i bit the bullet and sold it and bought a standard mark III

First the Ulitmate cliploader does work. Second some Mark III just need a little time to get broke in and then they will quit all the jamming (Mine Did) If the jamming does not quit you might want to look into a new extractor you can find them at alot of websites just search ruger mark III...

go to youtube type in mark III reassembly and they will have a video that will show you how to do it