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My 8.5 year old son has a 10/22 and he is pretty good with it. He is not a big kid for his age. I want to take my son prairie doggin this summer and think he needs a little more juice to reach out and tag the little critters. So I am not sure what I should buy. I have a few thoughts. The...

Thanks for the responses. I will take off the forearm, as I had not thought about that. It is not mine but I am helping a buddy sell all of his guns as he needs cash.

This says made in Belgium and the best I can see is "GHOKEE" on it. And "laminated steel Belgium" Any idea what this thing is?

A buddy of mine contacted me about selling all of his guns to pay some bills and I have no idea on the values. Guesses would be appreciated. Winchester model 70 Featherweight from the late 60's with Weaver scope Winchester model 60 22lr, no serial number from pre WWI Winchester model...

44-40 blued, Serial number 274410 Good condition Thanks

G17 can shoot a couple categories in GSSF matches, IDPA and USPSA.

It is nice to hear that you actually waited for your costs to go up before you raised prices. It is always comical to me that when a price of an item, say copper, lead, oil goes up that the price increase is instant. This is despite the fact that they supply they are selling was bought at the...

There is no harm in writing them.

thanks Slamfire. I was reading some info that the Navy puts a 125 degree limit essentially on acceptable storage, even of a short duration.

Can someone give me an educated answer on why storing gunpowder in a hot environment is bad? Obviously humidity can be bad, but why heat. I guess the simply example of this is the military. Their trucks sit out in temperatures that are all over the map. In Iraq the ammo sits in the sun...

About 35 listing them in my head.

I use the 99cent plastic shoe boxes.

The more I reload (having done it for 15 years) the less powders I try. I pick something clean and cheap and deal with it. When I began I tried everything and every bullet. Now I pick one and go shoot.

Anyone that tells you that bullet X is the best hands down, no question is full of crap. (I am not saying this about the prior post) Bullets, and their accuracy are very gun specific. I have two identical guns that like different buletts. There is one way to find out what you gun likes...

42 inches to the top.

After not having any of my stuff set up for the last 5 years, I finally got around to it. I welded up some home made strongmounts for the RockChucker and one of my 650's. Actually they work better than the one from Dillon with the way my bench is set up. Here is the last setup...

Do not use MDF. If you spill a liquid it will swell up. The best I have used is a kitchen counter top. It has a backsplash that prevents things from rolling off the back and it totally liquid resistant. That way you can clean guns, spill powder and anything else on it. Just brace under...

Just put a large mat under the press and pick up the primers by hand or use a shop vac. I cant say I have ever heard of powder going off due to static electricity. That at powder burns, it doesnt explode. I have reloaded in carpeted rooms with no isses. I have had primers go off in the...

Went to rice and wont ever go back.

I load about 25 calibers and the bins were different bullet weights for each caliber