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I used a pipe thread cutter to remove a 1/2" long barrel shroud from in front of the front sight post of a Saiga 7.62 x 39mm Rifle barrel, in order to thread the end of the barrel for a muzzle device. Unfortunately, I made an error gaging the depth of the pipe cutter wheel in an attempt to...

I cut off the end of the barrel on one of my rifles, leveled it, and recrowned it. I highly polished the end of the barrel, and the new crown. I'm looking for a good finish to apply to the end of the barrel, but the "easy" blueing products don't seem to be very durable, and many of the reviews...

I used a pipe thread cutter to remove a 1/2" long barrel shroud from in front of the front sight post of a Saiga 7.62 x 39mm Rifle barrel, in order to thread the end of the barrel for a muzzle device. The Saiga Rifles don't come with muzzle devices, and mine didn’t have threads pre-installed, so...

I know the best choice for Grizzly Bears is probablhy a 10mm semi-auto pistol, or a .454 Casul caliber revolver. But, all you guys in those parts of the country that have to consider carrying something that will stop a Grizzly Bear, would a Taurus Judge loaded with .410 slugs be effective? I...

The following photos represent my first attempt at reloading lead bullets. I obtained the lead bullets from Missouri Bullet Company. They are their stock standard #IP2, 170 grain, .401" diameter, lead alloy bullets, 18BRN Hardness, and they are wad cutters. I loaded these with varying...

It is not recommended to use lead cast bullets in polygonal rifling in the Glock, HK, Steyr, etc... However, there is a bullet manufacturer whose marketing data guarantees the hardness rating of the cast lead alloy bullets. They suggest that much of the potential for problems is solved when...