Recent content by CM McKenzie

Look up Charity Littleton bolt checkering. She started for Dakota Arms years ago. Now she works out of her barn in Newell South Dakota.

We sink our water lines around six feet deep. You can also run a drip line, basically just crack a water line and leave your tank on a constant overflow. If you dump some 2 inch gravel under the tank a foot or so deep, it will prevent erosion. Tire tanks, made from old dump truck tires are...

Also try panhandle leather in Texas. They carry very good quality hardware.

Look up 50 buckles or 49 buckles at weaver leather. I like the 49 buckles a little better. Both are quality.

Nice work sir! Hand stitching is one of my least favorite things to do. Hand stitching old leather I like even less. If you take a sponge with some tap water and get your edges damp, then take your glycerin bar and rub it into the edges, then use some heavy canvas; no. 4 works best, and rub...

Done deal!

That not too far from my house.

He took all of the stock dimensions off of a 1933 Wesley Richards .318, so I figure the old Alaskan just suits it.

That is a 9.3x62 built for me by Dennis Erhardt out of Helena MT. That scope is an early Lyman Alaskan. I have modern optics for that rifle, but I usually just leave the Alaskan on it because I enjoy it. We were actually hunting elk, but held multiple other tags. Hence the reason she used the 9.3.

My wife with her speed goat from last year. South central Wyoming. Neither one of us drew a goat tag this year.

I was thinking the same thing.

I have been waiting to recover the perfect bullet from something my wife shoots, and have one made for her; but so far no luck.

I noticed this one on here a couple of years ago and saved it.

I’m in the middle of rebuilding an old Ford 801 right now. I love that 8N platform.