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Reading back through the post, I saw where the OP stated cardboard is not available for him. Either of the above would work with the corrugated political signs. Or, any office building these days probably has a recycle bin for cardboard. I cruise those every now and then, looking for big...

If you have access to a table saw, get a pack of 12" or 18" property stakes at the big box store and cut a slot in each. Hammer them into the ground and they make a cardboard holder. I've also got a setup like kcofohio's middle picture, but without the permanent cross piece so that I can use...

Thanks for the replies. The upper I had came assembled. I think it was loose because of the shims (or maybe just laziness). Once I removed them, I torqued the nut a good bit greater than 30ft-lb, but I know I stayed below 80, and was able to get things lined up.

1. Maybe not headspace, but it would seem that moving the barrel farther away from the bolt would affect something. 2/3. I had an AR upper that came with shims under the barrel nut for an M-Lok hand guard. While shooting, I noticed my RDS was canted, and realized the nut was loose. When I...

I was reviewing various AR15 videos, and saw that many of the uppers were being built with shims going over the chamber-end of the barrel and then being slide into the receiver. This would be used to slightly extend the barrel out of the receiver, affecting the alignment of the notches in the...

Another update, maybe the last if all goes well after this. I've narrowed it down to two items, possibly a combination. After the last outing above, when I started cleaning it, I could barely pull back the charging handle to remove the carrier. Once I got the bolt out of the bolt carrier, I...

An update. I took it out today with three brands of ammo (all surplus 7.62x51 including more Malaysian), and three brands of magazine. No jams of any kind. One thing I did notice after trying a slow chambering with the charging handle is in the picture below. There seems to be some impact...

Thanks for the replies. I guess my two biggest concerns are that I got lucky on one box of ammo, but not the following two, which doesn't seem too likely, or that somehow mounting the scope is putting some stress on the upper and hence the barrel. Again, doesn't seem likely. I'll run some...

A new-to-me RRA BT3. I'm still troubleshooting the root problem, but I noticed this about all of the spent brass. The two scratches appear to be from the lugs on either side of the feed ramp. The dent appears to be happening during extraction. It's hard to tell from the picture, but it is...

Murf, supposedly the Yugo ammo was noncorrosive. I did set a record tonight on the number of patches used to clean one barrel, plus I had to bring in a pitch-hitter for my Hoppes #9. Edward, Garands started out primer-actuated as well. Forgotten Weapons has a video of one of his test rifles...

Tiger, just a quick clarification--the ammo is Yugo 88. The rifle I used to fire the empty cases was a Savage 110. I have not had any of my hunting ammo have the primers back out, but I could look for it the next time I shoot it.

This is sort of a reloading question since it deals with components, so this seemed the best place for it. Mods feel free to move where better... I had some ammo go bad on me, and I wanted to demolish my remaining stock of it. So, I pulled the bullets, dumped and burned the powder, and decided...

MosinT53Hunter, that is one old piggy bank you have there. http://browningmgs.com/AmmoCans/T-Chial/AmmoBoxes01_WW2.htm

Depending on how hard the ground is at your range, you could get some property stakes (1x2x12", about $3/12 at the orange home store, which can also be a source for cardboard if you get it before they bale it), use a table saw to cut a 5" deep slot down two of them slightly wider than your...

CMP just got in a load of 90,000+ Garands from the Philippines and Turkey. Give them some time to get them graded and go with one of those. If you are going to convert to .308, try to get a field grade (if they're available) since you are going to replace the barrel anyway. All of the new...

The Silhouette model should have four screws in the rail, so this looks cut down. The front and rear sights would normally be mounted on the rail. Here is what the rail should look like: http://www.midwestgunworks.com/page/mgwi/prod/buckmark-rails/B5152857 The bottom hole would be for a...

An interesting read regarding how gradually laws accumulate and take effect: http://www.guncite.com/journals/okslip.html

How sure are you that it was only "fired occasionally?" I had a BHP that had various FTF and FTE problems and getting a new barrel fixed it. If you have access to trying a barrel before you have to buy it, that could be worth a try.

From an collecting standpoint, it is always best to buy bigger than what you need since you'll probably add to the collection, or may want to store other items with the pistols. The old safe gives you more space, but you'll probably have to build your own shelving (if that's what you want)...

You could buy a 96 and then a 9mm barrel and effectively have both options. I don't know if that works with the 96A1, but you can read on http://berettaforum.net/vb/ that there have been plenty of "96/92" conversions with just the barrel swap. You don't even have to buy new magazines.