Recent content by kamml

Fingerprints on blueing, plastic stocks, and loaded guns in the house.

My last couple of weeks have been very busy but I finally picked up my new 20 gauge Bobwhite CZ from Set in Oak Ridge yesterday. The metal work is great, really tight and the furniture is fit very well. The grain in the stocks is not pronounced, zero figure, very plain, that disappoints me...

I remember the sweet smell that came out of the purple metal can of duPont IMR 4895, it was heaven sent. And I still enjoy good old Hoppe's today.le

Attractive O/U too.

I have had my hands on it Friday. But for some reason the paper work was not in yet so we could not transfer.

Beware breathing lead dust from the bags.

One more point to be aware of. Get a gun that does not have an automatic safety. My skeet over under has an auto safety and I can't cound how many birds I missed due to the darn safety.

Henry makes very good products.The only problem I have with it is availability. It would be a nice addition to my battery, if I could find it.

Ruger Security 9, followed by my Walther Creed.

I bought a new 20 gauge double from Midway: It should be here soon, G2 CZ Bobwhite in 20 gauge. Never had a side-by-side double before. Not bad looking for a Turkish Huglu.

I started trimming the 6.5 Grendel brass Sunday to an OAL of 1.490." Using the Lyman shell trimmer is easier than using the power tool device. I tried the 6.5 Grendel several years ago, along with the 6.8 SPC II. I am thinking back to 2002 or 03. I bought a Grendel upper from Alexander since...

I started the reloading process yesterday when I pushed two 6.5 Grendel cases through my 6mm arc die. It was easy, but I am still have problems with shortening the case necks. I tried my latest power tool for neck shortening, naw it wan't any good and ruined the resized cases. I will try...

I have nearly finished the 6mm AR15 rifle based on a Davidson Defense upper. I have a Vortex Strike Eagle for this one. But now, the hard part. 6mm Arc ammo is about as scarce as a hen's teeth. So I bought the tools to convert some of my Grendel cases to 6mm Arc. The process doesn't sound...

Prayers for you and your family.

I started out maybe 20 years ago or so by building my first AR-15. It was one of those projects that depended on the right tools, which I did not have to start. You know, having the upper and lower receiver vises, pin punches, and books to explain the assembly. Overall it was a good...