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MasterBlaster
Administrator Emeritus
Good cover!!!
squisher
THE CALM ONE!!!!
Nice. We are living in a winter wonderland here. 6"+ of snow today.
pantheraba
More biners!!!
Like it! 
FireFighterZero
Captain Zero!
The kids got a Henry youth lever action for Christmas.
Have not tried it out yet.
Very, very good pictures Stephen.
Very good.
Have not tried it out yet.
Very, very good pictures Stephen.
Very good.
FireFighterZero
Captain Zero!
I am struggling to visualize what you are talking about.
FireFighterZero
Captain Zero!
Ahhhh!
We are kind of short on palm trees up here......but I understand now.
I guess palm trees are kinda.....spongy?
I flew out of LA a few times.....seen palms from the air at least. They look funny.
We are kind of short on palm trees up here......but I understand now.
I guess palm trees are kinda.....spongy?
I flew out of LA a few times.....seen palms from the air at least. They look funny.
MasterBlaster
Administrator Emeritus
They aren't even trees, right?
MrMoon5shine
TreeHouser
i am pretty sure they are grass not a true tree
edit: Palm trees, of which more than 2,000 species exist, are grouped botanically with grasses, sedges, bamboo, grains, lilies, onions, and orchids. In fact, as it turns out, a palm tree has more in common genetically with turf grass or corn than it has with an oak tree! A palm tree is truly a grass giant!Jan 26, 2014
edit: Palm trees, of which more than 2,000 species exist, are grouped botanically with grasses, sedges, bamboo, grains, lilies, onions, and orchids. In fact, as it turns out, a palm tree has more in common genetically with turf grass or corn than it has with an oak tree! A palm tree is truly a grass giant!Jan 26, 2014
Merle Nelson
TreeHouser
Been watching a few youtube videos that referred to "red flag laws." I was surprised to see in one that there had already been gun confiscation in the US after Hurricane Katrina. I think they referred to one other time and place as well.
Is anyone familiar with more particulars on this?
Is anyone familiar with more particulars on this?
Raj
TreeHouser
I'd prefer prone at the ends. More conceal than cover.
When I was in we had AVGP's with firing ports, you'd be better protected walking behind, Soviet rounds tended to penetrate the "armour" once and then just bounce around inside.
Rustykfd
NewB
Yesterday's project
American Rifle Company Mausingfield 6.5 Creedmoor, 26" Benchmark AMU 8 twist 3 groove
6" 6 jaw Buck AdjustTrue with spider on other end of spindle, pressurized oil feed through barrel for reaming.
Once that was done, I made a ring that will pass a knot so I can do a remote double ring rigging point.
American Rifle Company Mausingfield 6.5 Creedmoor, 26" Benchmark AMU 8 twist 3 groove
6" 6 jaw Buck AdjustTrue with spider on other end of spindle, pressurized oil feed through barrel for reaming.
Once that was done, I made a ring that will pass a knot so I can do a remote double ring rigging point.
MasterBlaster
Administrator Emeritus
Rustykfd
NewB
I think you’d have as much luck throwing that at something, vs shooting it.
FireFighterZero
Captain Zero!
Not familiar with ARC Mausingfield.
Mostly see either a 700 action or a Defiance.
Mostly see either a 700 action or a Defiance.
Rustykfd
NewB
ARC Mausingfield is a 700 footprint, but very different. Designed and produced by a mad scientist hippy type mechanical engineer. Lots of confliction there huh? I think it’s a piece of artwork from a machining and design perspective. My favorite rifle.
FireFighterZero
Captain Zero!
These are produced in Montana.
They are beautifully machined and feel wonderful in the hand.
I dream of owning a rifle built on a Defiance action someday.
They are beautifully machined and feel wonderful in the hand.
I dream of owning a rifle built on a Defiance action someday.
Maybe you can get there before I visit, and I can feel the difference for myself.
It sure looks fine.
I haven't given up on making it up your way, Jim.
I try to make myself belive that it is merely postponed.
It sure looks fine.
I haven't given up on making it up your way, Jim.
I try to make myself belive that it is merely postponed.
Rustykfd
NewB
Defiance actions are top shelf for sure. Much more common than ARC, but I think a lot of that could be contributed to the owner/engineer/builder of the ARC being very quirky. ARC supply is a slow trickle of high demand product. Defiance is run like a company should be, very reliable business model with timely, predictable delivery, on a high demand product. I believe they even came out with a controlled round feed action as well. I think you'll be very happy when you get your hands on a Defiance, get your action and make a trip over to S.E. WA and we'll barrel it up.
FireFighterZero
Captain Zero!
I might have to do that someday.
My gunsmith friend that I used to work for has cancer. Time is getting tight.
We were going to build a 6mm Improved on a 700 action recently.....I have all the bits and pieces gathered up.
Three bad years in a row on the farm kind of put a kibosh on custom gun plans.
My gunsmith friend that I used to work for has cancer. Time is getting tight.
We were going to build a 6mm Improved on a 700 action recently.....I have all the bits and pieces gathered up.
Three bad years in a row on the farm kind of put a kibosh on custom gun plans.
FireFighterZero
Captain Zero!
Built from the ground up.
They are beautiful!
They are beautiful!
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