Recent content by basinman

Wow, that's a very quick way and easy to change the priming size. Thanks

My father gave me his 28" round barrel model 12 that he received from his father as a wedding present. I grew up shooting this gun and loved it. I reloaded my own shells and it never gave me any problems at all. It took all kinds of game.

A Marlin 336C was my first deer rifle at age 14 and I still have and use it to take deer around my home at age 55. A handloaded 170 grain solid base Nosler does the trick. I stocked up on these bullets years ago when I heard Nosler was discontinuing the solid base line.

A Pelican or similar case should work fine when strapped to a cart.

The gunsmith that built my race gun liked the Springfield. He said the steel was good quality.

Just another decree from king Obama and his royal (or loyal) court.

I like the Model 70 in 300 WSM. Shoots great with little recoil and plenty of punch.

The Marlin 336 is a great shooter and not too expensive. You can get a basic AR 15 for around $700 to $800. I have my 30-30 Marlin 336C that I got at age 14 way back when and I still love shooting it. It has taken many deer for me over the years and I still hunt with it around my house in the...

I still love my old Investarms .54 caliber Hawkins I ordered from Cabelas. I love the smell of the burning powder and the possibles that go along with that rifle. I even love cleaning the gun with the boiling water and the whole nine yards of caring for this gun.

I have a range in my yard and I like everything about firearms and shooting. I used to compete in IPSC back when I owned a bullet and ammunition manufacturing business. But now I just shoot for fun. I always loved to watch hunter class and silhouette competitions although I never competed...

There are plenty of videos on You Tube that show you how to do it.

It is as easy to build an upper as it is to build a lower. If you get a good barrel there is no need to have to adjust the head space. You simply torque down the barrel retaining nut. 30 foot pounds if I remember correctly.

Maybe look for something used instead of new. They are tough guns and last for many years even under heavy use.

I have shot Glock, Ruger and XD pistols but prefer the feel of my M&P best of all.