Recent content by kanmotexacal

YOYO. You're on your own.

Could you use a reamer to smooth out the "bore" of the magazine? Just my 2-cents.

Don't forget Kansas & Oklahoma. I don't believe that any of them are naturally wild herds, many, for sure managed herds.

I bought a new Weirauch 35E from Krale a couple of years ago. In it's original factory box, tightly wrapped in additional layers (at least two, more likely three) of corrugated cardboard folded around the factory box. It was difficult to unwrap, but it was in perfect condition.

The springs in my powder-burner magazines seem fine after being fully loaded for extended periods of time. YMMV

Ballistol smells awful. I don't like WD-40, (a) the spray can ALWAYS looses pressure before the can is empty, AND (b) it smells like fish.

Outside of shooting ranges, skeet included, lead projectiles are not that big of an environmental catastrophe. Wash your hands and don't smoke while shooting, the cigarettes will kill you.

It seems that you're shooting downhill at that milkjug; are you applying compensation for that? You'll nail that jug eventually.

Comparing FX PCP rifles to Ruger 10/22 class rim-fire rifles? Apples/Oranges comparison; not even in the same price category.

I can’t tolerate the smell of Ballistol or WD-40.

I would never let PayPal have my bank information or debit card information. They don’t need it; it could only hurt you, and benefit only them.

They may well be worth their weight in gold soon.

I see that BKL rings and mounts are manufactured from aluminum; their “self-alignment“ feature is accomplished by relief cuts and flexing. No thanks. I’ll stick to my old-school materials and continue using steel rings and lapping them.

No one laps their scope rings anymore? Granted, manufacturing tolerances have greatly improved over the years, but lapping the rings can only improve the accuracy of a given rifle scope.

I can wholeheartedly recommend attending a Project Appleseed event. www.appleseedinfo.org They put on a very thorough and extensive training program that addresses the fundamentals of rifle marksmanship.