A fellow on the Cast Boolit forum ( http://castboolits.gunloads.com/index.php ) heard that I was interested in learning to cast my own lead bullets and offered to send me an electric lead casting pot for free. My favorite price! But when he went to mail it to me he found he had disassembled it and couldn’t
I bought a modern reproduction of the Winchester Model 1885 HighWall “Black Powder Cartridge Rifle”. This rifle was made in very limited quantities and difficult to find. I found a fellow in Texas who specializes in these rifles and he found me a brand new in the box beauty! His name is Wayne McLerran and
I’ve been using a Dremel MotorTool attached to the quill on my milling machine for some precision cutting of CZ-527 Magazines . http://rvbprecision.com/shooting/cz-527-rifle-magazine-conversion.html Although the Dremel is acceptable, it is very under powered and take too long to make the cuts I need. A more powerful motor is needed. I went by
I wanted a motorized neck turning lathe for my reloading bench. I didn’t want to spend the $200-$500 that a commercial unit would cost so I decided to make one myself. I found a nice AC Gear Motor with extreme high torque, 30 inch pounds, and the perfect speed, 117 RPM. I wanted a
After visiting RimfireCentral.com few times back in the fall, I found out about these Kimber Model 82G 22RF Target Rifles. I had heard about them a year or two ago, but at that time I had only been aware of the $600 version of the 82G. The boys on this site were talking about a version called “Rusty”…..
Off-Set Scope Mount
I have a good shooting buddy that shoots extreme target rifles left handed. He recently lost the use of his left eye so I built a scope mount that allows the use of his right eye while shooting left handed.
If you do much shooting in the Prairie Dog Towns out west, you need some type of shooting bench. I wanted a bench that had the following atributes:
Easy to carry
Cheap to build
Would allow use of a professional “benchrest” front rest.
Sturdy
The first requirement is all relative. As long as I can throw it on top of the Jeep or in the back of the Pick-Up, I’m a happy camper. I would set a cost of less than $200 for the second. The third specification took a bit of head scratching. And the last meant Three legs of a very sturdy nature with the seat not attached to the bench. Every bench I’ve tried with the seat attached had way to much movement for accurate distance shooting.
Here’s what I came up with:
