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The fact that they named it poverty is crazy😢

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Wanted to know where did you find mags for the double stack.

Fix the grip, looks like you're pulling the gun upwards

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Rechambered? Meaning new barrel, new bolt action?

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Large pistol and large rifle primers are not the same size.

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That thing is the opposite of beautiful, holy fuck

A lot of cast bullet shooters use a piece of fine grain sandpaper mounted on a wood dowel and an electric drill to open those diess up 1 or 2 thousands to get the exact size that they want their bullets to be. You can get your bullets to the 300 diameter with just a little bit of time. Finish it up with a good Polish. You might consider using some Imperial sizing die wax when you size them, too.

Nice looking project, you got right there. With a new barrel and a tight chamber, you won't have any of the brass problems that the old military Enfields were known for. There is absolutely no reason that it won't shoot very well. I like that muzzle break, too. if you're dropping it in a provarmint stoc, I'm assuming you're going to scope it. What mount are you going to use?

Great deal

Conserving that finish like Mark Novak demonstrates would do wonders

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Fox sterling worth, is a highly regarded shotgun in 90% condition $1000. Or more That one. . . Depending on the wood & if it works $200. The engraving is typical restore it probably worth around $4-$500.

Where did you ever find that? Do you have the rest of it? That is an exceedingly rare piece, if you've got the original stock. Even if you don't, it would certainly be worth a full restoration. Rat

Gun from modern warfare 2 ‘09

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Very good. It'll be ready to shoot shortly now! I just happen to be working on a Boyds classic pattern stock for a Yugo mauser. I'm converting it to a single shot and installing a red Oak forend tip to contrast with the pepper laminate. I'm removing the sharp edge around the trigger guard area and slimming down the wood around the rear tang of the receiver. Still a lot of metal work to do, but it will eventually be a 220 Swift or maybe a 220 Swift AI. Thanks for sharing, Rat

Werent those meant for archery?

Man I thought that was an x box game. With the name and the green cace that you got it from a pon shop or something

I have had some over sized bullets but never undersized primers That’s really odd though especially since you’ve proven it’s not a primer pocket issue

Yes, unfortunately, I had 5000 of them. I used red lock tight

Fingers crossed always when I bed .......... clay is good ..

It hasn't happened to me, put when I was in school, one guy started out doing a glass bedding job and ended up with a "glue-in"!

Looks good! I use the Devcon a lot, and it's perfect for this application. When I have a loose fit on a naturally finished stock, I use Acra-glass that I can dye to match the wood color. I use Johnsons paste wax for a relaese compound. It's cheap, works good, and cleans up easy. Chet Brown from Brown Precision Stocks showed me that trick when he taught me how to bed fiberglass stocks in the 80s. Thanks for sharing, Rat

took me a year to find a replacement for the slidestop on my .40 that broke in half...other than that i really like my star .40...i like the weight and how it fits in my hand

Also, while you're at it and since you're gonna have to refinish the stock, I suggest rasping a radius for the trigger finger on the side of the action in front of the pistol grip. I like this stock design and have a 1/2 dozen of them. But the sharp edge around the trigger is not comfortable. This is a good time to fix that before you refinish the stock. Rat

OK, Since this stock has a painted finish, you can fix the problem with the bottom metal being proud by gluing a piece of wood to the bottom of the stock. No, because the stock has a radius, you can't simply glue it to the existing bottom. But rather you need to mill off a quarter to half inch. And then glue a new piece of wood to the bottom of the stock that you can contour to match the forearm and create a deeper belly in the action area. I have done this about a 1/2 dozen times to various stocks that I have modified to fit actions they were not intended for. You do not need to have a milling machine. I make a simple. U-shaped jig out of pine one by force. That I can mount the stock into and then. Use a use a router to remove the existing radiused area and create a flat plane that you can glue your new wood onto. It takes a little time and attention to detail, but there is little cash outlay. I know i'm having a hard time putting this into words, but trust me, it works! My milling machine is in moth balls and not hooked up at this time. This is a very easy way to get precise cuts with nothing more than a router. I just made a wide heavy target type forum for an Enfield number 4 heavy barrel project that is converted to a single shot. If you want to try it and have questions, let me know. Rat

By odd coincidence, right around the same time you posted this video, someone commented on my Type 38 video looking for a Siamese Mauser firing pin. Anyway, solid video.

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It's so pretty

Annealing is sooo important for all rifle round cases .. Ya have me looking into buying an already bubba-ed Mauser action now, lol .. I'm bidding on some past couple weeks now .. be well n Keep America Great .. MB ..

I actually had one of those shotguns laying around in my shop for years. It had no barrel, no forearm, and was rusty as hell. I duct taped a piece of conduit to it and took it to the gun buyback for my $100 Winn Dixie guft card!

God, I fixed a bunch of those over the years. I just throw it in the lathe. Cut it true with the bore,use a file to break the edges, and a bit of sandcloth to polish it up. Then drill and tap to install a new bead. You can true it up yourself with nothing more than a machinist's square and a good file and a little care and patience. Rat

Unfortunate. Looks like a CBC

Last time we talked about this, you said that Green Mountain had been out of stock on 50 cal barrels. Did you finally get on? I ordered four blanks from them last month, but I didn't look for 50 cal bkanks. Rat

Very cool , wonder what you could do with an type 99

Yup, same way I do it. I go really easy on my chamfering tool as I just want to break the sharp edge. I bought a used corded drill from a pawn shop for ten bucks. It stays under my reloading bench for just this task. One word of caution. I was always told never to use Brasso on my cases as it contains ammonia, which can cause brass embrittlement.

As long as you can form brass from a parent case, there will always be ammo for these obsolete cartridges! Rat

I know nobody watches your videos but keep on doing them cuz you'll become famous if you were consistent & patient, remember to never give up ❤

Sorry dude been busy had a drug and alcohol overdose in June got stuffed in detox rehab now sober living

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