Recent content by cajunchefray

A relative near my farm, had this style stand fabricated by a local welder with 2 3/8" drill pipe, available here as oilfield pipe, no longer used for drilling. Many ranchers build corrals for cattle out of these pipes. Heavy as hell, just move once on a trailer to your range. Depending on...

@rookhawk, always appreciate your detailed information about all classic arms. I will check out NECG.

Thanks, that is what mine looks like, Williams front sight. Appreciate the heads up.

I understand and agree we don't need more hoops to jump through. Practice is a fleeting thought for some people, the below comments about the PH needing tell a hunter to "reload" speaks to the proficiency factor. What I see at the local ranges (not a substantive sample) just astounds me...

Very nice Blackhawk. For the single action aficionados, a great revolver, just reload and shoot.

My next dream project is to rebarrel/ rebore to a 26inch barrel in 450/400 NE (a Ruger No. 1 .220 Swift may be a good donor), weighted and balanced at the hinge pin, to 9.5 pounds, tungsten shot strategically JB Welded in the forearm and buttstock. An XS ghost ring rear peep, and a NECG banded...

The current thread on the 9.3x62 for dangerous (thick skinned) game has set me to pondering. Many great hunters prefer the 9.3 due to extra magazine capacity, lower recoil for a fast second shot. Many are accomplished riflemen and women, with a 9.3x 62, and PH's evaluation of field use, by...

Can the NECG sight hood, with window, be fitted to the existing Whitworth front sight base?

It's somewhere in the pasture. I'll keep looking for you.:cool:

The fit of the Ruger #1, for me at least, is critical in calibers above 375 H&H. My first Number 1 was in this caliber, fit me well (an older 131 series) and was pleasant to shot. I was hooked. I've since owned .30-06, .270 .35 Whelen, for the mid calibers. Moving up, I owned a .416...

Please post pics when you get it sorted by your gunsmith. My Whitworth. 458 is the best handling rifle I own; it just fits me.

Thinking the same. Practice with your rifle leads to competence.

Your Mom has good taste in firearms. Your other posts with S&W revolvers is great. I shot my 870 with 3” magnum 00 buck one handed, once was enough.

Search on Ammo Seek dot com. Some Barnes and Norma available.

Thank you for the scientific information. Very informative. As in the Chinese food industry, it’s probably the same that for some, scientific details of substances in products, and by-products, are just a hindrance to profit.