I wanted an inexpensive double holster rig as my first CAS leather. I looked at Oklahoma Leather and Hunter Leather as the two least expensive sources. First problem is NO ONE has a full set of belt and L+R holster. I checked everywhere and folks just are not stocking them. I did see and feel
I was looking for some type of knife that might share the CAS flavor and not cost an arm and a leg. Looking through the Kennesaw Cutlery catalog www.kennesawcutlery.com I saw two faux Indian knives that I thought might fit the bill. The “Bear Hunter” and the “Wolf Hunter” from the United Frontier Collection. The
Another great day was had by all in attendance! Weather was fine and there was a huge turnout. We had 4 relays at 100yds! Great to see so many folks enjoying the shooting sports. Here’s the “tale of the tape” 100yds RimFire Once again, Bob Ping too the honors. Bob is also the chef
My Marlin 1895 in 45-70 has proven to be an amazingly accurate rifle. I want to extend the reach of this rifle but I didn’t want to use a tang sight as this would be fragile in a hunting environment and certainly not the type of sight one would use for quick shooting in the
What a great way to spend Father’s Day…….Shooting Eggs with a bunch of friends and family. Lots of fathers and son/daughters were in attendance. 100yd RimFire Thirteen shooters were involved and some really great scores were reported, but in the end someone had to win and Mike Astin took home the trophy with a perfect
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
Another fine day at the range! Jeff, Stevie and Steve outdid themselves getting the place in fine shape. Eggs were set, time to shoot! 100yds Handgun Once again, Dave Nuttal walked away with the prize. Extremely stiff competition kept his head down and his bullets on target! 300yd Factory Robin Quilitzsch shooting a
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
