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@@pietvanderwesthuyzen6502 I can help you with that! Click the settings button for the video. You can then increase the speed of play by up to 2x. Glad I could help you dude! Thank you for your comment.

@@dabagz1 Good to know how to do it old school when you need to. It’s always a feeling of satisfaction when you can solve the problem yourself. Thank you for your comment.

@@brianmashburn6233 Yes, that would really make it a better product. Thank you for your comment!

@@cloud-ny5ux Yes, you are removing material with the coarse grit by applying a bit of pressure and keeping the bit moving so as not to “dig out” material excessively. This is done mostly at the very top of the ramp and the upper portion of the sides of the ramp. The finer grits following are more for polishing to a smooth surface. Remember, you can always go back and take a little more. Of course each case is different. Some needing more, some less. For example, most standard 1911s in 45 ACP will need quite a bit more metal removal if you are wanting to shoot some of the wide mouthed hollow points. Hope that explains a it a bit more. Thank you for your question.

@@TheArby13 I try to explain the best I can. Many more, these days , seem to try to do more themselves. Thank you for your comment!

Most of those gun owners don't have a single shot shot gun.

@@Rickgeorge2Great! Hopefully that solves your problem. Thank you for your comment. It is very much appreciated.

@@dr.barber5895 I think I have heard of it before. Thank you for your comment!

@@canascrews Yeah, it’s Idaho. But, better than California!

@@isserfiq I know that 30-30 32 ACP Chamber inserts have been made. Chazel doesn’t make one, but they do encourage customers to ask or request caliber combinations they might be interested in putting into production. You can readily find inserts for the 32 ACP in .308, .303 British, and 30/06. I have asked MCA SPORTS, Donna Dube, if they make the insert for 30-30. If you have a Facebook account you can access their Facebook page. I do not have a Facebook account. You won’t find them anywhere else on the internet anymore. TH-cam will not allow me to give contact information, otherwise I would be happy to give it to you. If or when I hear from Donna, I will reply to your original comment/question here. Also, these inserts pop up on eBay off and on, so checking there periodically might get one for you. Thank you for your question.

@@diggingoonschmit Thanks for the information. I did some digging around and indeed it appears that there were 30-30 to 32 short inserts made by Winchester at one point way back. And I see mention of them available for 308 and the Russian 7.62 variants. Poked around Ebay and saw none right now but will keep checking. I'll try to find the contact info for MCA. Did find some of the Chaszel adapters on line but none for 30-30 to 32. Did spot a 410 to 38spl that I may spring for for my Hercules model10/Stevens 94. Thanks again for your help.

@ You are very welcome.

@@isserfiq Just heard from Donna at MCA. They have 30-30 inserts for 32 ACP, 32 SW, and 32 SW Long. All cost $25 postage paid. They are still located in Anchorage, Alaska. You may be able to source their address by looking under Anchorage businesses, MCA sports. Good luck!

I guess I can give you my email address. Email me and I can give you MCA Sports contact info and address. My email is opie93446@yahoo.com I have seen other channels give their email address in the description box. Hopefully I don’t get a strike for this.

@@sirjhonson8218 That would be interesting. Especially to make hand loads. Thank you for your comment. Appreciate it.

@@diggingoonschmit I know you can get a hand cutting tool for cutting the barrel case length. I just don`t know if they sell one for the .327 Rem. Mag. That would be a good bigger varmint round. Coyotes, Wolfs, s, and medium sized hogs.

Chaszel makes that

Chaszel makes one.

@@Hunt.Survive.or_Die Nice set up. Talk about a real game getter! Your comment is appreciated.

@@jonboyfutch8081 Correct. I find the setup for quiet, but hard hitting pest control more needed than long range goose hunting. Thank you for your comment!

@@Presscheckpino Yes! Thank you for your question.

@@Siskiyous6 what exactly are you referring too? Why polish my perfectly good 32 ACP chamber. Am I missing something?

@@thomassmestead9905 They do add a whole lot of extra enjoyment and practicality to our firearms. Thank you for your comment. It’s much appreciated.

@@currentcolt3655 Haven’t tried them yet. Their products look promising. Thank you for your comment. I appreciate it.

Chaszel are my favorites. I like the 11" and 18" ones. Very accurate adapters

@ Good to know. Thank you for your comment.

@@robdavidson4945 First , thank you for subscribing and the welcome to wonderful Idaho. So, I am not allowed to post contact information here on TH-cam. But, Of you go to Google search engine and put in “MCA Sports Adapters Contact Information” it is there. Ace Dube is the owner and Donna Dube is who answers any inquires. I did find a couple search pages containing their address in Alaska and phone number. Unfortunately that is the best I can do here. But you should be able to find a way to contact them. Good luck with that. Again, thanks for subscribing to my small channel. I really appreciate it.

So are they still in business despite having given up their website?

@ Yes, they were catching up on orders and had stopped taking new orders. Donna Dube, told me in an email that they started taking orders again in October. Do a google search for MCA Sports and search the different pages. Eventually you will find a contact number/email address. TH-cam rules won’t let me give it here in comments. Sorry!

@ Thanks for confirming. Glad they’re still active.

@@larryalexander4833 Thank you for your comment. It is very appreciated.

@diggingoonschmit your welcome sorry I don't remember their name

@@larryalexander4833 It’s Chazel.

@@raylaux8295 I wanted the extra thickness of metal in order to use 8-40 screws for the scope mount and get enough depth for the screw. So I silver brazed on a 1/8” steel sheet I radius formed to fit over the chamber area. It worked great. I did not believe the original thickness of the outside of the chamber to be sufficient/marginal, at best, to secure a base with a decent size/magnification of scope. Thank you for your comment and question. It is much appreciated.

@@frankbrowning328 It does hit hard, even with a light load. Thank you for your comment, it is much appreciated.

I hope to see more of this one in the future. I've owned several and still own a few 32's. They're a lot of fun in a pistol and I've always wanted 1 in a rifle. This is a relatively easy way to accomplish that

@ Thanks. Don’t know if you remember, or are old enough to remember, there was an AR patterned rifle sold through the gun magazines of the 1980’s called the AP 74 and the AP 71. I believe it was the AP 74 that was chambered in .32 ACP. They were selling for under $100. I don’t know why I never ordered one. Been looking whenever I go to a gun store or show. I’ve found parts, but that’s it. It would be great if someone was to revive these. Thanks for commenting.

​@@diggingoonschmitYes, I always wanted 1. I had an opportunity to buy an AP74 in 32 ACP in 1984 but I didn't have the money right then so someone else got it. About 5 years ago I saw 1 at a gun show in pretty poor condition for a ton of money and I passed on it. They were pretty good guns but not worth huge money.

@ If we only knew then what we know now.

@@dkeith45 yes, you are correct. I would stay away from the magnums and stick to cartridges of lower pressures. The purpose of my set up was to have something similar to the old European Rook Rifle concept. Something that hits fairly hard, a larger bullet, but little to no recoil, and very quiet. Reloading gives you even more options. Next possible project might be a 30 Carbine insert in order to load heavier slugs of 150 or 180 grains. Thank you for your comment!

Up to 40k psi has been factory installed on early 158 Topper shotgun frames. So a 44 mag or Ruger level 45 Colt are good.

@@johnmills837 Looking back at some literature of the time, I see there is listed a 158 Topper (possibly the handi-rifle precursor) and a 158 Topper Shotgun. Can't say if both actions/frames were the same? But the caliber for the 158 rifle seems to have topped out at 30-30.

@@johnmills837 The combo Topper 158 had 20ga, 30/30 .410, and .22 Hornet. Later Topper 158 (pre SB) into the 70's had 44 Mag, .357 Mag, .45/70 were also available from H&R until they went out of business in 1986. H&R 1871 started up in 1991 with the SB-1 & SB-2 receivers. SB-2 was for high pressure rifle made from cast treated steel not iron.

@@dkeith45 Topper 155 Shikira 1975-1983 was chambered in .45/70

@@rogerdavis2056 Thank you for your comment! Appreciated!

I believe they are on Facebook under MCA SPORTS CHAMBER ADAPTORS. I am not on Facebook, but googling the name should give you contacts. I have their email but I am not allowed to give it here, per TH-cam rules. Sorry. They are not the big player in chamber adapters anymore, but I think their quality is the best. You will be happy with their product and service. Thanks for inquiring!

If Your In The U.S You Can Get A Huge Selection Of Adapters From A Company Called- Chazel

@ They do not have the number of caliber options that MCA Sports offers. Since I like to modify these for an extractor/ejector, for me, I would not want the bevel on the chamber face they put in for prying out your cartridge after firing. But, they are trying to expand their lineup and their products look good. Thank you for your comment!

@@derekcroft2055 Just bought one. All steel not like the alu SOS ones.

@@diggingoonschmit Riiight

@@dropcat2188 Thank you for your comment!

Then you are not very smart. Turkey makes more guns than any other country in the world.

@@canascrews Correct! Nobody! Thanks for your comment!

@@canascrews Red Dot would nice! Thanks for the comment!

@@BoC260 Thank you for your comment!

@@WillyK51 The purpose for this system is to have the option of a fairly heavy bullet at a subsonic speed, very quiet, for shooting in noise sensitive areas for short range pest control or plunking fun. 30-30 would be out of the question in such a scenario. This is mostly for fun, but also has a niche. Thank you for your comment!

@@WillyK51 For more context, see my prior videos about 12 ga barrel inserts.

@@diggingoonschmit He, He, For Pest up to 400lbs at 50 yds my old Rem 550 22Lr has served very well(Today it's very quiet) Shoots Short and LR. I do ownd a Walter PPK in 32 ACP as well as a S&W M36 and else. If I'd buy an insert it would be 357 Mag. If sighted in well. good to 100yds and beyond for big game. Again, to get the best of both a O/U in 12 or 20 Ga, Shot for up to 40 yds, and a bullet for 100 yds. That's what I pack when stalking thight brush. If something snorts at 15 Yds or over my Shoulder, Buckshot, If I sneak up to something in a clearing or out of shotgun range the 30-30 takes over

@@canascrews And, the new 22 Sharp looks very promising. Check out Ron Spoomer’s channel, he just did a review on it. Thank you for your comment!

@@gamingwitharchie7697 Appreciate the comment! Back up is the fly swatter. Old school!

@@diggingoonschmit I got my Bug-A-Salt because they kept escaping before I could hit them

@@gamingwitharchie7697 Yes, technology has its advantages! The electric tennis racket swatters work great too.

@@chef_hood Just a retired gunsmith who likes to find a better and cheaper way to do things. And have fun doing it! Thank you for your comments!

@diggingoonschmit got a new sub also I like ur style

@@chef_hood Thank you so much!

@@trenttaylor3838 Thank you!

@@diggingoonschmit I have thrown so many of those out, and then on the other hand I am always looking for a target !!

@@trenttaylor3838 Go to yard sales. You would be surprised what you can find to shoot at. On the cheap too!

@@diggingoonschmit My son works for a fire suppression company we get to shoot old fire extinguishers all the time now, that's pretty fun !!

@@trenttaylor3838 Now that sounds like a blast! Nice!

@@burningaddiction6965 Nice burning!

@@diggingoonschmit forgot to mention with the seasalt grains its able to hit quite accurately from atleast 7-8meters away without wind. Tho can't guarantee it wont damage the gun, ive had a few jams happen before but was fixed with a tooth pick and eye protection..but the carnage it can do is well worth it.

@@burningaddiction6965 I like it!

@@quocphong6588 Can you? I think you must! Thank you for your comment!

That man’s making the bug a salt 9000

@@KeithHouchens that is another way to do it. But, gluing would be permanent and irreversible. When I modify something, if at all possible, I like to make it so it can be returned to its original working state if needed. Thank you for your comment!

@@jpnphom5470 perhaps that will be in the next generation!

They do have one in a revolver called Shred-Er 👍

@@knife_knut The lazer sounds like it will add a lot fun! Thanks for commenting!

Wait, did you say FREE state of Idaho? What do you mean by that? We are all free states. Some obviously more free than others. I certainly wouldn’t consider Idaho a free state compared to many other states where all citizens enjoy equal rights. Idaho just passed one of the most draconian laws relating to women’s rights. A federal judge had to back them off a little! You do know about that ? Sometimes, the term free state is used as an oxymoron to what that place really is, a repressive state. I hope that’s not what you are inferring? Maybe it just slipped?

@@PBRRoughStockRanch Great! They are a lot of fun.

Yes, they do make fly termination fun! Thank you for your comment!

Thank you!