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And copper brings home the meat.

If you're going to wear gloves the next step will be hazmat suit and respirator.

Same answer. It's not supposed to move.

The front dovetail pillar is not supposed to float.

I think that Boyd's has changed their website format a little. My last stock came without the pillars installed. When I called them they said that I hadn't ordered the stock with them installed I have several varieties of Boyd's and don't recall ever having to add them to the order. I could be...

Paul is putting a new barrel on my #1 also.

Who is doing the work? I hope it's not Wayne York. It will never shoot straight again.

I have a bunch of them for various Rugers. Expect a little custom fitting. I would prefer a little sand to fit instead of the Mattel Toy company stocks that seem to be prewarped from the factory. They will make a good rifle great.

I have talked to a bunch of guys that had some brass that's now taken. I don't know who unfortunately,,,, would you check and see if it still available please?

Yep they would be perfect if only there was a copper version.

I'm getting back to helping a buddy load up some 25-20 rounds. I'd like to find some 60-70gr copper bullets that would be suitable for the tube fed magazine. I'm also hunting some brass before taking on the task of converting some 32-20.

I haven't checked in here for a couple days. We've been busy. My bride of 53 years sprayed 50 gallons of RM43 today. I burned a couple slash piles and scraped off about a mile of road. It's that time of year to prepare for another wildfire season.

73 in a couple weeks, mind says I'm 35, body strongly disagrees, common sense of an 8 year old. I wouldn't change a thing.

A buddy sent me this picture of one of the rifles his 95 year old mother had in a hope chest. Winchester 1892.

Depends on how many I'm loading but if it's 40-50 rounds I scoop into my RCBS balance beam. It's accurate as long as gravity doesn't change.

60's??!!!! My hunting buddy who passed away in 2023 was 86. He had just gotten back from a 10 antelope hunt in Wyoming and was set to leave for an elk hunt in Oregon when he died from a very short illness.

At his age you would think that there would be some sort of pride in his workmanship and his reputation. I guess it's all about the dollar with no concerns as to how it was gotten. It's sad to see it.

I ran sleeper team for years. It's probably been 30+ years since I went 11 Western then retired from driving in the late 90's but the built in clock still is ticking. If I can get 6 hours continuous I'm happy as hell.

I was complaining to my wife that it seems that I can't get anything done anymore. She said " You used to be a lot faster".

At least I'm still 99% OEM parts.