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check the front action screw, i had a mauser the had very hard bolt closing and lifting. the front screw contacting the right bolt lug.

Have you had it apart? Is it hard to lift the entire travel, or just at the start or at the end? I have my suspicions, but you will need...

I know it's been a while, but I got the courage to fire these rounds today. Yes, it's been a year, but life happened and today, I got to...

I do, and they're a hoot. I also have two of the various Paco Kelly tools and they too are fun. Don't forget the L'il Gizzy. Countless...

My son works on chemical supply pumps and such in the industrial laundries. He sent me an electronic torque wrench. He uses them on the...

Be sure to store it "unloaded".

I've been using the Fat Wrench for a while now. It's much more accurate than my previous method of using one grunt or two grunts.

15-25 in-lbs (NOT ft-lbs)

12.5ft/lbs is 150in/lbs. I don't know of any use that could be for rifle/scope work.

I usually use a Wheeler "Fat Wrench." I bring my Snap on inch pound torque wrench home once in a while to test against each other.

If you have a gun store around that sells rifles, mounts and scopes. And installs scopes, Usually has a can or jar with many of them...

Teddy Roosevelt would split the ground on his grave. He sent hunters and trappers into the Rocky Mountain area to cut the predators...

What did the lungs look like? If you look at Hornadys gel block tests, you’ll see football shaped wound channels. That “football” may...

You can’t tell much from entrance and exit wounds. A bullet can make a terrible mess inside and have a small exit. For ex, only a...

When I worked in a taxidermy shop, Cutting off skull plates some brains looked more bloody. When I went to work as a wild life...