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Yes, I have seen plenty of AR triggers go bad, but the RR 2-stage works like an M-1 trigger, and has no adjustments to come loose. The one I pulled out of my service rifle went straight into my hd carbine, after thousands of rounds, and who knows how many dry fires, it has never failed. Clean or...

Just a few fighting rifles off the top of my head, that have two stage triggers. Mauser, Lee Enfeild, Springfeild, M-1, M-14. I would not trust advice from someone who preaches that single stage only nonsense. I just put a new two stage trigger in my AR-15 service rifle, ( I shoot NRA Hi-power...

Go with A.R.M.S., Sadlak, or Smith, a scope mount for a M-14 type rifle is one place you can`t cheap out on. I have the A.R.M.S. system and couldn`t be happier. Regards

Savage uses longer screws for the laminate wood stocks on the target rifles. See if you can order them from their parts department. I have come to prefer Brownells Steelbed over anything else I`ve tried, they might also have the screws you need. Regards

I use a small windowless room, with a steel door and a sturdy deadbolt. Never had a kid bother any of my firearms once I put them in there, the kids that is, my firearms are scattered all over the place. LOL

JRFOXX, your rear sight is mounted in a dovetail, you adjust the windage by drifting it right or left in the dovetail. In your case, to the left. Use a hammer, a brass rod, and light taps. The serial number on mine is on the receiver ring, on the right, just behind the barrel nut. Oh, by the...

The ultimate liteweight Mauser action is the G-33/40, but good luck trying to find one. If you want to go first class, get a 98/29 Persian mauser barreled action from Samco. These are breathtakeingly beautiful, and wonderfully strong. Close behind the 98/29 is the Vz.24, if you get one that`s in...

Bah, My name has been mentioned in several ladies New Years Resolutions, although usually with the phrase 'never again' in close proximity. LOL

Sorry guys, I gotta disagree. If you can have only one rifle to use in all those events, the M1-A is it. What I am looking at, is Detritus has perhaps unwittingly laid out a blue print to be come a hi master in a few years. By shooting silhouette, he will perfect his offhand. Across the course...

Mike & The Mechanics "Silent Running" Al Stewart "On The Border" Talking Heads "Life During Wartime" Silent Running is what the Secound amendment is about to me. "There`s a gun and ammunition, just inside the doorway, use them only in emergancy"

The "gotta have" parts kit for an M-14 type rifle, built by anybody, is..., extractor & spring & plunger, ejector & spring, hammer, trigger, and firing pins. I broke an extractor at 2500 rds, I`m now trying to wear out my secound barrel. That was the only problem I`ve ever had with my M-1A...

Not being able to shoot long range, is like not knowing how to shift out of first gear, because you only drive in town. My "Grab and Go" rifle is an M1-A, and I shoot across the course with it, along with an AR-15, a SC 03-A3, and once in a while even an L1-A1 FAL. If you haven`t tried it, then...

Careful there Doc, when you lean that far to the left, your skirt rides up and exposes your bleeding heart. Here`s a revolutionary concept for you to ponder, if you don`t want to get shot, don`t steal! Hmmm, there was no doubt that the car was being stolen, no question as to who was stealing...

You aways have something to wipe your hands on. Add a couple of chcken bones to it for that "tribal" look when undercover. The tactical beard also comes in "coyote brown" and desert tan, to match your AR. If large enough, it can double as an impromptu ghillie suit. Various erotic uses...

Ruger is still on the appeasement bandwagon, the MK II was a nice pistol, until Rugers lawyers gang-raped it, I will never buy a POS MK III. And this is from someone with 14 Rugers in the vault

That sounds like the 1912 model, made by Steyr in Austria. It`s a standard `98 Mauser action, and a good one IMHO. It`s probably throughted for the old 175gr roundnose FMJ round so don`t be disapointed if it doesn`t like lighter bullets. Mine wont shoot anything lighter than the 160gr Mag-Tips...

Taurus66, a couple of corrections, a 300 WM is fine varmint rifle, there has been a bunch of groundhogs killed with mine. My savage IS something nice. In fact, if you saw its groups you would agree, it`s very, very, nice. It does not rattle my 5' 9" 180 lb frame. Oh,and I am sorry you got...

One other point, you are trimming your cases aren`t you ? On the 700, clean your bore down to bare metal, cast bullets don`t seem to like any copper fouling at all. Regards,

You can use a vice (don`t crunch down on it), or a big (15"-24") adjustable wrench, pad the jaws to keep from scratching your rifle. The drill bit sizes you need are 'P' and an extra long #15, use them by hand only. I wipe everything down with Hoppes #9 and put a little anti-seize compound on...

Warbird is a renown gunsmith on M-1 and M-14 rifles, and he is in Texas. Get over to ( www.m-14forum.com/ ), both him and Ted Brown (another M-14 gunsmith) hang out there. If you have any other questions about your polytech, I`ll be happy to help, happen to have one myself. Regards.