Captain*kirk's latest activity
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CI vote bore snake so any yuck goes out through muzzle
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CCaptain*kirk replied to the thread stuck plunger.I've had this happen on a few guns before. First thing is to make sure nothing is bent. If not, you most likely need to polish the bore...
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CCaptain*kirk replied to the thread 1886 Winchester Cleaning question.With my Sharps and 1885 I clean from the breech, so no guide needed. I would do the same with the 86 if I could, but the geometry is...
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CYou don't use a guide already? I even use one when I'm cleaning a revolver barrel, no matter how short. As far as cleaning the rest of...
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CCap and Dicky, you guys are awfully nice!! Thanks so much for the kind words!!! Mike
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CCompetition does that. When the Garmin came out the LR price dropped...
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CI too was scratching my head on where to get the funds. I went to the reloading room for a look and decided to sell a few items that had...
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CI’m sold on the Garmin also. Maybe since it’s new to market prices will actually come down in a couple of years?🤞
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CThere are quite a few threads and posts about the new Garmin. One of my "vintage" items is a chronograph. It's simply an old style...
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CCaptain*kirk replied to the thread Chronograph recommendations?.I have checked them, and spent the evening last night watching chrony reviews and I concur...I'm sold on the Garmin. Now just need to...
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CI'm also in the no neck turning except for tight necked chambers crowd. I tried it many years ago in my first adventure into fine...
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CI used to neck turn, won’t any more for anything I shoot, and would only do so again if I were shooting tight neck spec’d chamber and...
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CFor the most part, I don’t turn necks unless they have to be turned to fit the chamber.
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Cyes, i neck turn for some standard chambers. Lets start here first- Check current fl die for over working the necks. Measure OD of...
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CNeck turning certainly does improve neck uniformity in the brass which translates into more consistent and uniform tension on the...
