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I believe the gunsmith John Taylor re lines centerfire bpcr stuff. He’s active on castboolitts forum and is pretty helpful and open about his work.

It’s a flat bottomed action similar to a Mauser , not round like a Remington. Your really gonna need it in hand

I’ll take the #2 pile with the cylinder

You basically have a $50 action you can do whatever you want with
If it was my rifle I’d change it to some other caliber cheaper to shoot than 6.5 or 7.7 jap , especially since it has no collectors...

I doubt anyone makes those but if you have an old one then I’m sure it could be copied. Have you tried surplus gun sites like surplus rifle forum, gun boards, parallax bills, and cmp forum? Somebody...

Hahaha, I can’t tell you how many times I’ve been at a gun show / swap meet when someone else is handling / dickering over an item I want. I hold cash in my hand and say I’ll take it. 99% of the time...

Ah, I just saw where you said interested, not you’ll take it. But if y’all have worked out something then I guess so. If not I still want it.

I’ll take the Darex
Clear out your Pm box so we can work out the arrangements

I’ll take the roller rest

I still am interested in the 300 savage reamer, ya know , when you get out of your tree stand

Guys he did say it saw very little use, he just forgot the part about only by him. The previous owners however could have flogged the crap out of it........

Looks like an off center cut chamber, and no they won’t shoot worth a damn.
Mike Belm has a website that shows chamber casts with the same thing on tc encore barrels.
Tc simply says they are “ in...

No it’s just hard to get burning hot enough due to moisture . You usually burn baggasse that is a few seasons old as fresh bagasse has a lot of moisture.
It burns dirty, we had some type of devices...

correct what killed the sugar industry was low prices brought on by the creation of High Fructose Corn Syrup, at least in America. Corn can be grown in all 50 states, Sugarcane in only 4, so it also...

Y’all are both wrong, my family had a sugar mill, there was never anything other than Babbitt and cast iron bearings that were lubed by an old alcoholic with a bucket of grease and a shovel.

hahaha Ill give you 250 so you make a profit!!!!!

Did this at my dads house. House is over 150years old and Im pretty sure it was not the first time it was worked on so we may have been working on others mistakes. Pipe was not soldered but had lead...

Prefer live pilot that use the ptg style bushings. Also could use hs gauges on the 6.5

I believe bolt carriers are made from one of the carpenter steels
Also make sure you get the hardening right. The last big scare bcg’s were being sold that were not properly hardened and did not...

after every major storm there is always ships, barges, houseboats, oil field equipment pushed onshore/ into the marsh, etc. People don't realize that storm surge may only give an official water level...

From what I understand the best uppers are drilled, bored undersize, reamed, then honed to final size.
FWIW, make the bore true 1" not over, not under. reason is that barrel extension to bore fit is...

I purchased a 18 f150 5.0 4x4 with the 10 speed tranny, one year in and I like it a lot.
Towing a 6000lb bay boat or trailer full of hunting gear, you really don’t know it’s there. Almost reminds me...

Ive got to ask, why did you not contact a gun barrel manufacturer and have the material drilled for you in a softer state, then harden and ream/hone the inside to size? Barrel makers routinely drill...

Do you by chance hose your deck off after mowing, or leave the grass clippings setting in it, or cut grass early in the morning when it’s wet? If you do either of those stop. Only cut dry grass and...

They resemble bolt stops for a rem 700
Or cartridge interruptors for a old bolt rifle