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Ounces make pounds here. Pay close attention to the amount of daylight on the sides of the sight. It should be equal. Pay attention to the orientation of the sights as it breaks and the impact location. A rifle with less recoil will help build fundamentals better than anything. There's a...

It is or at least was a very beautiful place. He literally built it twice. Once in va and again where it sits.

Pretty sure that's how Jack Daniels works.....

I'm reading all of this and thinking to myself.....now imagine it's pouring rain and guys are dying around you.

Just a liberal coating does it?

There's lots of evidence to support that. If length increases stiffness has to increase exponentially and consistent harmonics become very difficult to reproduce.

If any of you make it to Pahrump Nevada, there's a beautiful red cedar cabin near the dirt race track. That cabin was built in west Virginia and then moved to Pahrump by the fiddle playin'est man I've ever met. The owners have sinces past away but it sure was a pleasure to know them.

There's a great book by Harold Vaughn titled "rifle accuracy facts" that explains many of the mysteries in detail. Vaughn was a scientist at NASA and had strain gauges set up everywhere and measured everything in incredible detail.

Your actual bore condition and dimensions will have more effect than the extra inches.

That's not just a jar.... I have a better than average idea on how electricity works. This is what I do for a living. That's a rotor for an 835 megawatt generator.

Fwiw, black powder's auto ignition temperature is equal to or lower than that of most solder.

Brownells sells a good bottoming tap....I would have a spare....they break easy.

6-48 can be opened to 8-48. Tapping a blind hole that small isn't fun. To get the solder out you can machine it for best results.

They're universal soldiers. They hold drinks, paint, bp...apparently bombs and if you cook it long enough and hot enough....even masons.

Well....call buffalo and suggest they stop selling these.

I wouldn't choose glass for horseback....but it serves me well in my reloading room. I'd be more nervous about static (which I am not) in plastic than glass randomly breaking.

Please explain. Glass doesn't promote static like plastic can, have I been missing something?

Mason jars are the old reliable.

Tc hawken bone stock except for the sights. Williams fp hawken rear and a 17ahb front.