Recent content by Joker12

Vaporize? Surely you are just being funny.

I live in Michigan's upper Peninsula and would be happy to help if you are located close by.

They did run of them for Lipseys about 10 or 12 years ago. I have one and they are quite nice rifles.

How about a Ruger African 6.5 Swede.

I use Butches Bore Shine. Its not aggressive but you can leave it in the bore for as long as you like without damage. Usually a couple of applications with overnight soaks does the job, then I follow with some Kroil or for longer storage an oil formulated for that.

The Hornady manual has reloading data for all or the Ruger cartridges.

That ejector that they sent to you looks like the one in my super express. I suspect it is the correct one.

I have done the same thing with hot glue from my wife's hot glue gun. Works very well.

I have a New Haven super express in 416 and when the bolt on mine is pulled to the rear the ejector appears to protrude beyond the bolt face at least Double what yours does. No problems with feeding, extraction and ejection with it.

Look up info on the 375 scovil. Much like the 375 Whelan. Barnses bullets lists reloading data for it and it should be an easy rechambering to do. A very potent cartridge too.

I think that there is little to be gained in annealing the 375 H&H case. Because of the case design the the area just forward it the case head will stretch and begin to separate before you have case neck or shoulder splitting problms..It certainly won't hurt but I doubt that it will extend case...

I think perhaps closer to 25 years ago in Rifle. It was after I read that article that I decided to try it on my rifle. It took about 2 or 3 turns on that set screw to take from 2 1/2 inch groups to very consistent 1 inch groups. I think the hicks accurizer is an easier fix though.

Yes it does in fact that's what I did with my 7x57.

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