The reason there was no GOEX labled cans before 1976 is that when they first bought it from Dupont they were only going to produce powder for military and blasting. There was no small cans at that time. In 1976 they decided to sell sporting powder and that's when their first can came to be...
I checked some of the most demand cartridges like .223 and 45 colt and just above the add to cart button it says, Available on backorder. But a big percentage of the ammo says nothing about being out of stock. I couldn't figure out a way to search for cap and ball stuff to see if they had any...
MacAR, --- They are Hornady varmint 50 gr SP. But Due to not knowing what will happen with ammo in the future I have decided not to sell any of the purchase.
Was driving through a small town this past Saturday and noticed an old hardware store that had a small sign in the window telling about a out of business sale. But it was the week before. I saw that there was someone in the store so I stopped and went in to see if there might be anything left...
The type of screw you need is called a - Slotted Fillister Head Screw - Brownell's has them but only in 1 inch length. You will have to cut them to the length you need.
https://www.brownells.com/gunsmith-tools-supplies/small-hardware/metal-screws/fillister-head-screw-kit-prod394.aspx
He has all those things Copyrighted. That Means you can't post them without his permission! He originally posted those on this site but removed them long ago.
The Kid must have put in a lot of extra time moving the cap port to the other side of the gun. And getting the cylinder to rotate the other direction had to be tough also. Plus reversing all the screws and wedge. Wow! <grin>
I would say you probably bent the hammer plunger. They usually break though. Rugers Won't stand rapid firing if by some chance you don't get the hammer pulled back fully before letting it go again. I have a Ruger single six that has had it's plunger broke twice now and a Ruger Blackhawk that has...
I have not posted it anywhere but here now. I was going to show it in another thread that was discussing powder flasks then you posted one which I didn't know existed till now. It's so simple that I'm sure others have made something simular. Mine is all wood but for thin brass plates above and...
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