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I wasn't thinking extreme precision, but something close to 1 MOA would work for me. I have a Vanguard S2 which is super accurate (enough) so am thinking something different in a different caliber. I can see how the lockup of a lever action is based on the single shot so may not be close to 1...

Looking at Browning B78's and the Winchester single shots rifles and I notice some rifles have one scope mount on the receiver and one on the barrel. There are also single bases available. I thought I have read this isn't the best setup or accurate shooting or does it work okay? If a rifle was...

I am trying to decide on a center fire rifle. 95% of it's usage would be at the range. It's more fun at the range to have something better then hunting accuracy. I have recently been reading about the Browning BOSS system which may produce pretty amazing accuracy. The Weatherby Vanguard S2...

I did not have a good feeling dealing with this company but no one else I contacted would work with anything close to 45 inches long. Yes the coating is very tough, hard to remove, but could be sliced with a knife, or a front sight if you were not careful. More research required. Bill

plastic II Well my first estimate for a plastic version was cost prohibitive at a prototype level. $22K for tooling and each unit was also very expensive in low volume. That technology is still interesting and when I get back from vacation I will continue to research it but it's not going...

working on a plastic version Just to highlight this from a previous reply: I am working on a plastic version of the HandgunStack.

Yes what I used was a plastisol costing which was sprayed on and baked. I was not happy with the company I used but I am okay with the coating and use gun socks. Thicker would of been nicer but they said thick coatings don't hold up. If I continue with metal I need to find someone else...

Before the sheet metal samples I spoke to a plastics engineer. Probably too complex to be molded in one piece and if you could do it the mold would be multiple 5 figures and the press would have to be monstrous (as in tons of pressure) ! We discussed assembling the unit and at the time it...

bruzer, If the wood interior of your safe will hold a small screw then my latching system will work fine. Something like 700 people have read this info among the two web forums I have posted to and I have not found anyone with the wood barrel racks like a Browning safe interested in trying one...

A small manufacturing run of just about anything is crazy expensive. I first thought of plastic, but the molds are again crazy money for just a few items. I like the heaviness and strength of metal. Plastic is still a possibility, and solves some problems but would not be as robust. The...

Each shelf has a step for the trigger guard, but for smaller or lighter pistols you could place it deeper in the shelf, or place a small block in the step and then maybe hold a small/light pistol better. Weight-wise, what I had in there for the pictures felt stable. The top, left revolver...

BTW bruzer, what is inside your safe? Any barrel racks? Carpet? Felt? etc.? Is it a real safe or some kind of heavy cabinet where a hole could be drilled? Bill

The shelves are at a pretty steep angle and the barrel can protrude out the back of the unit, so I have designed it as flexible as I can. The picture looks much better with naked guns but I have everything in a silicon sock. I have read too many auction descriptions about "ANIB except...

At the moment I only have 6 units. Having small production runs is insanely expensive! The paint shop dropped 3 in the paint oven so I have 3 in pretty good condition, 2 in useable condition and the last one is a mess. I have a latch system that works perfect in my Stack-on, I think it...

Handgun Stack ™ Patent Pending Hello, I have been working on a new pistol rack design for gun safes to store handguns in a vertical set of shelves that will fit in a safe in the same space as a long gun. The current prototype is 45 inches tall, made of riveted steel with a vinyl...

I am researching what the laws are in countries other than the USA on gun ownership. I know the Europeans can at least own long guns to hunt. Do any of them allow for the ownership of more than one handgun? What about the rest of the world? Thanks, Bill