Recent content by rcs9250

A guy could 3D print those and buyer would only need to supply two steel rods, 1/2” diameter from hardware store.

I love that single rifle wall bracket. 👍

Ditto. The plainer, the simpler. I’m a dialer so dead center is all I need. Unless it’s really windy I don’t need windage comp in the woods and short distances I’m typically working within. My scope is set to 8x and I leave it there.

I carry, range finder, 8x monocular, extra ammo, camo face net, very light camo gloves, water, coffee if it’s a morning hunt, knife, phone, chair or seat cushion, thermacell depending on season, compass, flashlight, firestarter if in new area, tick tool, granola bar or similar snack, Primos...

I posted this earlier this year on a range tool thread. My range bag has at least one of these sets in the bag, along with the FAT wrench if I’m going to be working with scope mounts. https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/recommended-tools.1329661/

Nice job, Mike!!

Yeah, that’s a lot of money. I’m not real keen on the plastic coated expanded metal. I guess it’s nice it won’t let water puddle but you will always need to remember to bring a rug or rubber top or something. The main thing I don’t care for is that the seat is not adjustable in and out, it’s...

Darn it, now I can’t wait for my garage door spring to break. 😂😂 Oh what have I just done to myself.

I think I’m going to make something like that. Thanks for the idea.

Before I retired I fabricated a piece of rectangular tube to slide down onto the horizontal 2x4’s at my gun clubs 50 yard range. The target holder set up at the club utilizes 2x4’s, one horizontal at about eye level and a second one below it. The 2x4’s are held up by vertical pieces of 1” rebar...

Yep, that’s something that might work. File the brass carefully so that the roll crimp is removed. I don’t think it’s possible for air to get under the nylon insert (area A in photo) and pneumatically eject the insert but you could always cross drill at the point shown at the lower short arrow...

Be sure to look at the hard seat down inside the valve to make sure it isn’t damaged, or you will still have a leak even with new parts.

Here is the manufacturing process for the soft seat assembly (your brass piece). They make the brass portion as shown in left view. They then insert the nylon seat into the brass portion and then the brass at top is pressed or rolled over the top so as to retain the nylon soft seat. There’s no...

Revoman, is it leaking while the tank is shut off (closed) or when the valve is open and you’re filling your gun?

Now that’s just plain showin’ off. Wow. Very nice. 👍👍