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...i got a feinwerkbau 300...an old olympic 10 m target rifle...it will literally stack pellets on top of one another...i got it to train for smallbore competition...i've heard benchrest shooters claim that match air rifles are the most accurate rifles made & i think they're right ...back in the...

brings back memories....i always fried 'em up in Drakes crispy fry mix... this was aired in the '80s...does anybody remember days like this???? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6o9jC_1dXvQ&feature=share&list=FLa4JKEX6Z8numTZaUlSor_A

Lots of good tips here,Anitsieze is my friend,Kroil is available in 1& 5 gallon cans. If heat is a concern, many welding supply shops sell tempilaq paste in many different temperature ranges. Also non-contact thermometers have gotten ridiculously inexpensive these days.Just my $.02.

for what it's worth ... any industrial supply house could fix you up with the correct countersink for your needs...mscdirect.com has an extensive online catlog & they ship via ups.I'm also 90% sure that they would probably have a free hotline that could get the optimum fastener ...

I had a similar thing happen to me one time(and one time only)...It was in the low 30's...the motor('89 Evinrude 25 horse) ran like a watch all day long... just before loading on the trailer i went to start it and like you said the starter would spin but not move forward...I took it to...

maybe were missing the obvious...616 ft long, 70 ft wide,37 foot draft,23000 ton payload,full accomidations... from the view of the picture,you would be shooting down on all but the highest flying birds...able to handle most of all but the choppiest conditions...the Buckeye would make an...

i got the pic's from a great lake shipping site...the good Samaritan is (was) the Buckeye(a self unloading bulk cargo laker)...a dead giveaway is (was) the fore& aft cabin arrangement with the pilothouse up front to maximize visibility when docking in small crowded harbors...it has been...

A picture says a thousand words...I guess you could call those guys lucky,although I think that word was probably not in their dialogue...think safety ....

Rich Scheffler opened a good point about submerging axles... I make it a point to keep my axles out of the water at all times... Each season when I pull them apart they look like new...My rig is setup as a winch on rather than a drive on rig...Mount your lights high for visibility and the...

I see a lot of good recommendations....all appear to be good(especially Ruark and Ralph Cokendall) ...here are a couple others that you may or may not like...Modern Shotguns And Loads by Charles Askins, ...even though it is dated it still has many timeless bits of information...Shotguns by Elmer...

as others have said... the model 12 is a simple fix for a good gunsmith... although a good gunsmith is often not too easy to find... I don't know all that much in particular about baker shotguns ... but ...while a set of barrels with the telltale swirl pattern is undoubtedly damascus...not all...

A couple friends of mine have experienced this phenomenon... one guy had an american arms 3 1/2" 12 ga o/u...it would double every so often and he solved the problem by selling it...later another friend of mine revealed to me that his Parker (trojan ???) had the same problem...a master...

made mine from an old piece of canvas from a garage sale hammock...painted w/parker duck boat paint...has only lasted 15 years... canvas is really quiet ... if it freezes I just shake it out...

If the price is right I wouldn't lose a lot of sleep over blade length... I"m sure an industrial supply shop could have them made for you or you could find a local tool & die or machine shop to make them to length... most die shops have blade welders for their saws...possibly , a local die...

break free is sold at most gun shops & sporting goods stores... I know Brownells/Sinclair Intl.(they are separate entities but are partners) carries it... they have an online catalog... If you get on their mailing list they send a catalog that is a firearms enthusiast's Christmas wish...

you have a sweet gun there... very soft recoil...you would do well to buy the Jerry Kuhnansen book... it has a wealth of info ...Many people talk of running the magazine tube "dry" to reduce powder residue buildup...that's OK on the trap range but in wet weather that can lead to corrosion... I...

a helpful hint... you are doing the right thing in that you are actually taking the time to disassemble your gun and clean it thoroughly... the 1100 is a cool shooter as long as it's kept clean...I am doing this from memory so give me a little latitude...if the shell catch that's staked into the...

another thing that you may wish to consider is a four flute drill or a core drill...since you are working in wood this might be another alternative...beware... if there is very little material on the inside of your hole whatever kind of drill or reamer you use it may want to grab and give a poor...

I highly recommend wearing electronic muffs while hunting.I've lost a big chunk of my hearing before I got my pair.I have had my Peltor 7-s muffs for about ten years now and have had very good luck with them.They return my hearing to a superhuman level.The sound reduction lets me concentrate on...