Steel Horse Rider's latest activity
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SEven the Anschutz manual says not to do that. The rifle didn't rust because it wasn't cleaned. It rusted because it was stored in a...
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SI don’t know if it makes a difference, but I always soak the “nose” of the bore snake with solvent, and the tail with some oil before I...
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SI’m surprised you are having to hook up a tractor to yank the snake through the bore. I have a bunch of different sizes, and almost all...
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SIF you are using the correct caliber snake for your rifle, it cannot damage it. That would put the company at liability. Just so you...
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SSteel Horse Rider reacted to PistoleroWadcutterGANG's post in the thread Ruger PC Carbine 9 (P.S.A) ..... with
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S22's are a little different to me than my other rifles and pistols. Right or wrong they are something I like to pick up with a few boxes...
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SYou owe it to yourself to try a good flintlock.
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SSteel Horse Rider reacted to Ugly Sauce's post in the thread Little Bessie Gets Her Bayonet. At Last. with Like.
I wonder if anyone liked doing a bayonet charge. Probably just as likely to get stuck, as you were to stick someone.
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SSteel Horse Rider reacted to Speedo66's post in the thread Little Bessie Gets Her Bayonet. At Last. with Like.
“Bayonets are not swords…” Tell that to the almost two feet of cold steel in this Civil War Zouave original.
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SSteel Horse Rider reacted to hawg's post in the thread Little Bessie Gets Her Bayonet. At Last. with Like.
I've still got one of those only mine is an original Enfield musketoon bayonet.
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SSteel Horse Rider reacted to Von der Goltz's post in the thread Lee Enfield 1898 Royal Irish Constabulary carbine with Like.
Here for your perusal is my Lee-Enfield .303 RIC 1898 carbine serial number 6648 with bayonet; RIC inventory number 4303 with acceptance...
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SWell, those claims might be just that. I have heard them claims. I do know from my own efforts that more velocity will keep the ball on...
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SSteel Horse Rider reacted to Heir Kommt Die Sonne's post in the thread Rifle optics: a blue collar spending perspective for cost / benefit with Like.
I dont subscribe to 'the rifle price must be proportional to scope price'. I was told on here that often the scope may be more expensive...
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SSteel Horse Rider reacted to troy fairweather's post in the thread Rifle optics: a blue collar spending perspective for cost / benefit with Like.
I really depends on the rifle and its use add on top what you can afford.
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SSteel Horse Rider reacted to cfullgraf's post in the thread Rifle optics: a blue collar spending perspective for cost / benefit with Like.
My mother said when it came to buying kitchen cooking ranges, pick out the best you can afford and then get the next one up. You won’t...