Recent content by MarioT

Yep. It seems the same to me. I think I answered my own question a bit ago. So this method seems good right? Most likely I will follow it when I get the supply of ammo and the time :).

I took a look at savages way to break in a barrel (Savage Arms) and it seem like a good way to do it. The only question I have is why would you use 2 DRY patches instead of a wet patch or two with solvent on it and then the dry patches?

Alright. Well I know there is copper, carbon, powder and other foulings. But what do they look like? From what I know, carbon is black and copper is blue. What about all the others? Also, a side note. I use Hoppe's No. 9 or Hoppe's Elite Gun Cleaner to get the carbon/powder (others?) out. On...

Yep. I know about the epoxy and lead shot stuff. I am thinking about stiffining the fore end up. If I keep the rifle. I'm a lefty and I just bought the stevens for a quick entry rifle. It wasnt a bad choice, its just I want something that I can operate correctly. On a second note. I was...

A savage 110 should be able to have good accuracy at a good distance. I'm sure its possible, but let someone with more experience tell you.

Well I used some 0000 steel wool and scrubbed the cases. They are cleaner then they were before :). I probably wont be using any brasso.

Yep. I just used the steel wool. No biggie. Thanks for the help guys.

$150 is the cost of the money saver stock. You need to do the stuff to it, like painting it and so on. Still a nice stock though.

Lol i agree.

I like the stockade stock you have on your 116 a lot :). Thanks for the pictures.

Alright cool. I was looking at some other stocks. Not sure which one to purchase. Thanks for the help in direction. Do you have any pictures?

H&R makes great slug guns. We own many H&R single shot shotguns but the best is the H&R Ultra Slug Hunter. It is a 12ga w/ rifled barrel. The barrel is heavy and thick. It is a 8 gauge barrel bored to a 12 gauge. The thing is amazingly accurate at 100 yrds, and the knockdown power is superb...

The only thing I dont like so much about my Stevens is the weight. Other then that it seems fine. The fore end of the stevens model 200 stock is weak, and therefore when it has pressure agaist it (resting it on something hard with pressure on it, putting a bipod on, etc...), it pushes on the...

Yep, you guys said the same as my taxidermist. It was just a misunderstanding on my part (I hope). I havnt fired it in about 7 months... Thanks for the help though. Also, did any of you guys weight your rifles down? Glass them or put lead shot and epoxy in them? I'm probably going to fill...

Hey guys. I encountered a big problem today. I went out to sight in my scope to make sure it was on and I had some problems. The big problem was whenever I fired my gun the little thing on the right side went down. You know when you go to take the bolt out you pull to trigger and press the...