Recent content by JohnD13

Yes indeed, that's the one!

I had two on the list, a Ferguson rifle, which I built last year, and a Johnson rifle, which I'll probably never find a a price I can afford.

I have one of those too and it's pretty good, but I am particular about sharp tools and admittedly like the hands on aspect, even though it's guided by the fixture. Backward evolution?

I just got mine delivered yesterday. I'm a long time Lansky user, this Worksharp tool blows my Lansky set away. The choice of angle adjustments alone is worth the money. They could, maybe, use a few more grits of sharpening stone, but the 320 and 600 grit diamond stones worked fine. And the...

Why am I not surprised?

In that case use a postal money order. I have bought off the site twice with no problem.

There are 10 round magazines for the carbine and there are strpper clips too for reloading the magazines.

The front sight is held on by a pin. Push the pin out, remove the sight, take off the front barrel band with bayonet lug, replace with repro type 1 band, found cheap on line, reset front sight. Under a hundred bucks total, not safe act controlled from that point on.

I started with a .22 at about 6 years old. Our kids started with bb guns at 5 and .22's at about 6 years old. They learned safety from the start and have not forgotten it.

Probably the only true thing he's mumbled in 40 years and everyone said " Oh that's just Joe."

So?

Signed it but have no confidence Barr will take any action.

Well, the dogs have to eat too.

Hey, if you can bolt it to the dining room table, and live to tell the tale, I'm all for it!

The Forster press will make the most of those high quality dies. Been using mine for years. Some prefer a separate crimp die, I have done seating and crimping in one set up for a long time without problems. Good choices for your bench!