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Originally posted by STUD figmo AlRifle n shotgun cleaning marithon today.. :0/
I do like me projects
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Probly better n shootin'em..
I gots a boat load of barrels to clean....
I kinda feel sorry fer the guy who trys to figger out all me stuff after im'm gone.... ;0)
Al ....... not sure you have ever heard of this guy, but he seems like your kind of guy. His name is Mark Novak and works in the low country of South Carolina. You probably don't want to watch this entire video, but I think you will like his restoration videos. Check him out.
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Originally posted by STUD figmo AlGun stuff..is alot like..fussy blasting work..
Yeah ....... and probably everyone knows more about it than you do??
Another way to make 8mmx57 mauser...
Formed from 30-06 brass
Trimmed n sized
The parent case..is the one on the right...
The pic if the 2 case necks n shoulder is a formed one..n a fired 8x57 factory case..
When the newly former case is fired..in the rifles chamber..
It will look just like the fired factory 8x57 mauser case..
Ready for normal reloading..
The prosess is called fire forming..
Edited by - STUD figmo Al on 09/11/2023 17:33:49
Al, It is obvious you enjoy messing with vintage bolt action rifles.
Recently, I was online researching about WWI American Sapper Units. My Grandfather was a Sapper in WWI, from Alsace to the big push up through and into the Ardennes. Being a hardscrabble farmer in West Virginia as a kid, then life in the oil fields before WWI, he knew how to dig, build stuff and blow stuff up, so he was a good fit to be a "sapper."
I found this pic of a modified (for protection in the tunnels) of a MKIII Enfield?. I thought you and others might enjoy the pic of extreme modifications of a weapon.
Brad
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Originally posted by buckhollerAwesome projects. I'm in the works of refurbishing two Hawkins rifles. I was thinking of making one a flintlock but that's a chore. So two percussions it is.
I enjoyed my Hawkins kit rifle. While I built a few muzzle loader kit guns, this one was built by a friend of my dad for him.( that guy was an experienced hobby gun builder) It passed to me in the early 1990s. Even loaded to the max, it had a reasonably friendly kick. I had no problem making a tight pattern of shots at 100 yards. At 200 yds I was a bit less proud. of my accuracy. I have not shot it for 20 years, I guess. You will enjoy them. Brad
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Originally posted by STUD figmo AlBet the cut 303 ..would be loud n blinding ( muzzel flash ) in the tunnels Brad....
Yea, but the other guy gets dead...maybe. I think a cut down shot gun would be better. Brad
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Originally posted by buckhollerAwesome projects. I'm in the works of refurbishing two Hawkins rifles. I was thinking of making one a flintlock but that's a chore. So two percussions it is.
Pics please...!
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