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M. De Land

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      M. De Land replied to the thread Sitting Fox fails to deliver.
      Yeah, especially the TOTW kits ! I had to wait several months to get the stock quality I ordered and I didn't think it had the quality...
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      M. De Land replied to the thread Ruger Old Army.
      I had to add a taller front blade to a Ruger I have when I adopted heavy bullets for my favorite load and they mailed me one free as I...
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      M. De Land reacted to OldMaineWoodsman's post in the thread Ruger Old Army with Like Like.
      The design of the Ruger Old Army began with a clean sheet of paper. Bill Ruger's requirements were simply a percussion revolver that...
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      M. De Land replied to the thread Ruger Old Army.
      Well then you shouldn't have any qualms about running 45 Colt loads in the Dragoon to 30 K psi levels which is maximum safe for the...
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      M. De Land replied to the thread Another Walker adjustment.
      Into the guts of the Walker again and found that the main spring is making contact with the grip at the bend back. A bit of chisel work...
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      M. De Land replied to the thread Ruger Old Army.
      You keep trying to defy simple physics Mike and no matter how much you which it to be so it never will be ! Open top guns will never be...
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      M. De Land replied to the thread Ruger Old Army.
      Pressure per se as in hoop stress is not really the issue with open frame strength limitation ,it's trust which is an accompanying...
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      M. De Land replied to the thread Ruger Old Army.
      True, I've never seen or heard of the rod bending unless you forget to lock it in position before use. Besides that they are not...
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      M. De Land reacted to TFoley's post in the thread Ruger Old Army with Like Like.
      The problem is not the revolver, it's the hamfisted operator, and in my defenc/se, it wasn't me, yer'onner. I loaned it to the guy next...
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      M. De Land replied to the thread What do you guys lube your C&B revolvers with?.
      .460 plus as they cut from the die in the Duro-Felt or veggy wad head gasket material. I like to make them really tight fitting in the...
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      M. De Land replied to the thread Another Walker adjustment.
      Good ideas, thanks, I love to hear about these tweeks ! The added resistance and weight of the action shield and securing rivet I used...
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      M. De Land reacted to 45D's post in the thread Another Walker adjustment with Like Like.
      Have you reduced the cam height and blended the bottom of the cam to that of the hammer surface? That will make a smoother transition...
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      M. De Land replied to the thread How Does a Touch Hole Liner Improve Reliability?.
      The trouble with that though is the internal cone bleeds off the main charge pressure needed for more complete combustion while also...
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      M. De Land replied to the thread Stock coming in too dark.
      You might want to give French Red from Brownell's a try it will really make the tiger stripe pop for you without looking Gawdy. I finish...
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      M. De Land replied to the thread Another Walker adjustment.
      I was praying for a good front latch idea and this is what God gave me ! True Story! I'm a home machinist with a lathe and mill.
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