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Webley re-conversion. - The Firing Line Forums I noted 18 gauge because it falls right in the heart spec of what thickness SHOULD be needed to restore the gun to nominal factory headspace dimensions If 16 gauge were required, the simple fact is that the cylinder would have been shaved so drastically that it likely wouldn't fire reliably with auto rim cases -- the headspace dimension would
hey new here want to identify this 1858 Remington - The Firing Line Forums 1858-remington-identifying-help-v0-nxap4f9qj9ve1 jpg so trying to figure out if this gun is a replica, reproduction, or Original 1858, For some context this is my grandpa‘s 1858 Remington I believe it is a new army model because the barrel is an 8 inch the weird thing is it’s not 44 caliber
1911 with scratched serial number? Restoration suggestions? - The . . . Actually, it is my understanding that Turnbull is one of a very few restoration gunsmiths that the BATFE trusts to raise and restore "lost" serial numbers Supposedly it is a service he offers (albeit probably as part of a restoration, perhaps not as a freestanding service) It wouldn't hurt to call him and ask
Colts Navy questions. - The Firing Line Forums I echo Hellgate I have owned many C B revolvers - first one in the early 1960s and with the exception of a couple, all have been 1851 Navy mod
information on the remington 600 - The Firing Line Forums hello all, at my latest gun show I noticed a pair of guns that I had never seen in person before the remington 600 after fondling them a bit I must say that I am quite impressed one had the vent rib while the other didn't, both were scoped and both felt very well balanced, lightweight and had nice smooth bolts, cant get enough of those ugly dogleg bolts however one thing I never see
How To Reset a Scope to Factory Zero - The Firing Line Forums I want to use my Simmons Aetec 3 8-12x44 scope on my Rem 700P, but first I would like to reset the W E adjustments to where they were when the scope was new; i e , at the from-the-factory setting
Trails End 307. . . . . . . . . Im a believer. . . . . . . again - The Firing Line Now, I killed the Georgia limit in that one 20 acre area that season-2 bucks and 10 does So it was good habitat for deer and had a good herd in the area Darned if any of the bucks or the does I saw were paying any attention to any scents I had put out On the other hand, it could well be the operator