Recent content by georgeduz

Not trying to be a snob,but you would be better off saving your money for a good scope.I have a Leupold 3x9x40 and i thought that was great,until i got a Swarovski.I didnt know what I was missing.

I say buy german.

use soft wood like pine.burn ,then grind to a powder.would not use hard woods .

Damaged/broken ejector, it looks ok but it does not push in.must of put it back the wrong way,glad i found it.

checked all that.it all looks good ,rifle was new in box unfired.but the gas port hole does seem rather large,i did clean with pipe cleaner.dont know if thats normal.it does lock up.i tried some military,federal,and some and reloads....how do you know if the gas piston is ok ? the plug is tight...

bolt and pin are fine,clean.

all i hear is click,very little mark on primer,when it did fire i had to eject them by hand,this is a 2004 springfield.if there is anybody that knows these problems please let me know.and yes i did replace the springs and that did fix the extracting problem.

how far can you see?at 300 yards a person looks like a small dot.

check out the swiss,you can even own a tank.

come on! buy a scale. thats the 1st thing you buy,try weighing the bullets too,in some brands you will see the difference.

my dad used them in the basement to practive is draw ans his form.it does help build up ur speed in reloading,very good for people who cant get to the range.

i think everyone should own a 30-30,and yes reload your own,i really like to try those Evolution bullets,can you just buy the bullets?

how would the VA know?does something smell like BS

US Lake City is the most accurate and reliable,YOU know it manlincher, i lov this ammo.its reloaded ammo using miltary brass and bullets,and they are reprimed.never seen a bad round yet or have it fail to fire.i dont know what father knows best is talking about.where did you get your info?

bigger and longer and thicker is better,but if you are in and out of cars the 16 will do you just fine.