I have never tried a S/A with a Bisley grip. For some reason to me they just do not look right, but looking closer the angle seems more like a S&W double action, which is the revolver I prefer. I have two S/A guns, a Ruger Super Blackhawk, that I am not real crazy about shooting, and then a...
Thanks Deacon, Getting that M1 Garand sight fitted into a base was a pain but worth it. As far as the fun part, that will probably have to wait a couple of months for weather to cool down, it's just too darned hot down here to do any shooting.
Trying some pics and here is a couple of a 10/22 in M1 carbine configuration I built.
Here is a little more detail of the buttstock
Here is a couple of shots of a classic sporter I did up about 20 years ago
I got it to the 'smith. He pulled the rail off and we discovered it was built on a 1933 Mexican Mauser action. He is ordering and installing a Timney featherweight trigger, and the hole spacing that was d/t'd for the rail looks standard and measured good for a two piece mount. I was debating...
Went to a small local gunshow and made a trade. I came home with a semi custom Mauser sporter in 7x57. It has an E R Shaw barrel, a fancy piece of black walnut with rosewood fore end and pistol grip tips. Two probably minor problems. The trigger pull is not what I like , an old military two...
Smooth without a doubt, much like the old Krag rifles. The last Krag I saw at a gunshow looked rather perfect and a price almost too good. It felt like a slight crack in the receiver, the dealer said it was not but I passed on it. I would love one of the full stocked small caliber...
Somewhere we acquired a small cast aluminum pan, works great. They tend to conduct heat better than cast iron and heat more evenly. My wife complains about the weight of cast iron, and if I could find a bunch of cast aluminum pans of similar size and configuration I would get them and retire...
I currently have three, one a Mannlicher stocked model, the other a rather deluxe stainless model I built up over the years, fancy Fajen stock, 24" Green mountain barrel, the last a stainless model with a underfold stock that will fit in a small space. All three have Kidd triggers in TI CNC...
Still shooting my K 22 and K 38. I have had both for 50 years now and will someday pass them on to son or grandson.
I just got the bug and have parts coming in over the next week or so to build a Ruger 10/22 in M 1 carbine form. I got the stock in yesterday via ebay and hit the wood lottery...
You might check Starline for brass. That's where I got some for my 32-20.
Here's a link for 38-40
https://www.starlinebrass.com/brass-cases/38-40-Brass/
I took a Lodge that was rather rough and went at it with an orbital sander. Those little nubs of cast iron sticking up ate sanding disks like nothing. I probably went through 12-15, starting with coarser,80 grit and ending up with something very fine. I then washed and reseasoned and it is...
I did not particularly care for new, just wanted smooth. Most of the new stuff out there is rather rough. I did take one large Lodge skillet and smooth the bottom considerably with an orbital sander. At the rate it was going it would have taken hours to knock all those little casting knobs...
I have a newer 10 1/2" skillet by a company called stargazer. They claim it's lighter, although you couldn't prove that by me. I don't know what process they use, but the interior is ground absolutely smooth, so nothing sticks. They offer seasoned and unseasoned, $88 and 80 respectively...
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