Recent content by old_heli_logger

Primer change or seating depth change may help. Good luck!

Yes sir! We need to institute an electoral college type voting scheme at all levels... otherwise it's basically mob rule

OMG!!! 😱 It's okay @ButterBean, we don't believe him

Wow, news to me too. Looks very similar to a Winchester model 88. Very nice rifle, good luck with your sale

Praying for everyone

You have to admit, there IS something about the real thing...

Borden https://bordenrifles.com/alpine-ridgeline-mountaineer-and-timberline-actions/ Good luck

That 30° shoulder will hide pressure, especially if you have a tight chamber. Be careful. Watch for primer cratering....and as already mentioned, watch your velocity. Good luck

Sooo, I somehow ended up with this box of ammo...who wants it and how do I get it to you? The price is right...I'm just going to give it away for free

😂. Don't try this at home kids....

I lost a bunch of pictures when I lost an old phone...the Bell 214B is a hotrod climbin' machine! Wow memories...this is Dora Lake on Prince of Wales Island. Steep ground, he has a 200 foot longline on and the ground I'm on looks just like the other side of the canyon... vertical bluffs with...

I think it was 1992...Crab Creek, near Craig, AK on Prince of Wales Island. Sitka spruce 10.5'. The shortest length for export was 13'10" I was ripping them for a 214 Bell helicopter...they only lift 8,000 lbs

066 Magnum Stihl for gas mileage and low vibration.... Husqvarna 3120 for power The 72" bar is actually a Madsen hot-rodded 090 Stilh in the photo The 3120 has a 60" Cannon bar

Crimped in primers...be sure to remove the crimp before trying to remove them

I did!! That's why it's so clean