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Belle chasse. Merci pour le partage. Il y en a plein actuellement cette année aussi à Schefferville.

Good memories !

I really enjoy your videos! I always watch them as soon as they come out!...also, what side by side are you using? I'm in the market for a new one.

Beautifully produced video!

Good Job my friend Nice to see Moe too :-) Enjoy the great meat 🙂

Glorious stuff... It makes me wonder if I could do that with pheasants here in the UK... Or ground feeding wood pigeons... No reason why not 🤔🤩

Awesome video again!

@ bub-gy2bq I Didnt want to give a flippant response so I gave it some thought. After 30 years of wrench turning I could not think of any that I was amazed by. I use Liquid wrench at my house and have decent luck with it. I must stress that the hype surrounding Kroil oil is totally bewildering to me. I have soaked totally rusted fasteners with it overnight and it did Nothing. We do have a new one at work that a couple guys at work swear by called Corrosion x. I have not used it yet.

You should looking into Dandy trickler. Dandy products. You will love that trickler.

Great video - Thanks! Excellent teachings and I have never trimmed my cases before, nor measured the wad to shell distance or pre crimp hole of 1/4 inch. Great info. Nobody ever told me this stuff.

Great vid man

Where at??

Where are you shooting ? Montrealer here

Thanks Sir excellent info appreciate very much

did u lube the case makes it much easier ----also long case?: ive used this for years on my 45-70 currently shopping for gear for my 270 win

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Dude! You are a beautiful human! Worked like a charm, thanks so much!!

I just found your channel, and this is really awesome content! Looking forward to giving this recipe a try. Cheers from the US

Where can you buy a butt pad for the mauser 98

Good show! This perks interest for me in 9.3x62. Especially for hunting here in east Africa, where plains game is mostly my quarry, however ir makes sebse to have an able cartridge for lion.

Well done

Well said. A great display of integrity in hunting. Have never thought about the subtle difference between remorse and guilt, but I have surely felt it as a hunter. Thanks for clearing that up.

On the backlog for sure! 🤤

That restoring method is not proper in this case, or even harmful to antiques. You irreversibly make a great damage to original, proper bluing. Now it is just blacked, with mediocre durability and rust resist, comparing to bluing. In that case, only thing you need to do is just degrease boil that barrel in tap water for about 30 min and wipe surface with fine steel wool. Rust on steel surface will convert to black oxide when is exposed to moisture and heat...

Good video nice job. Years ago I did an older surplus military rifle in a similar manner and it worked out well. Good idea of using the finest steel wool to apply the bluing. Thanks just a good vid

What color pattern is that stock? Nutmeg, Coyote, or something else?

Hi Audran picked up a sako s20 tried 10 different cartridges shoots 7 of them very well but waiting to test them at 200 yards amazing thinking of also getting a sako 300 prc

I have been shooting since the 70’s. I exclusively shoot a 17 Remington, 25gr bullet traveling 4100 fps. I clean my barrel every 100 rounds or so. I have ALWAYS used a bronze brush and I only stroke it in the barrel about 15 times just using Hoppes 9. I get 3500 round on average before the accuracy I need falls off, then I just rebarrel. You have went down the rabbit hole.

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I reblued a single shot shotgun. No steel wool, sand paper. Using finer grit as i went. About had it looking like Chrome. Applied cold blue 3-4 times till it was black. Wiped it down with some Kroil looks like black chrome

Norma still produce the ammo 9,3 x 57

Great job it looks good. Thank ya

my biggest complaint about cold blue, is you can rub it off with your thumb. I turned a barrel back and instead of hot blue, I used cold. I can remove it very easily with friction from a finger BUT it does hold oil and it does prevent rust. I just have to re-apply it after aggressive cleaning. I used cold blue in industry with the same result, it looks good going out of the shop but it had no wear resistance, but it will hold oil. Rustoleum or paraffin worked well.

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Wow!!! Great videography and awesome hunting!

You should acetone your steel wool too. It's got oil on it to keep it from rusting in the bag...Otherwise, great video! Also, have you looked up traditional rust bluing? If you have an older gun that you want to refinish, but also make the finish even across the whole gun, rust bluing can be done at home, with a relatively small investment and simple tools. It's not nearly as complicated as you would think it would be. I usually reblue a gun, or two, as winter projects, after hunting season is over. Cold bluing definitely is a great option for smaller pieces and quick fixes with good results though!

Never seen the paste before, didn't even know it was a thing! I've never used the steel wool to apply the bluing liquid, definitely like the results, but how much do you think was the steel wool vs the paste?

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Mine turned out to be extremely salty. I did use an eye round roast did not unfortunately have access to venison. It actually is really good. I was wondering how to make the final product a little less salty.

Excellent video ! It's an extra step but I use a spin crimper which improves the crimps, but the time saved in the first stages as in my one video makes up for it.

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Just subscribed. I've tried them all but once I found kroil an JB bore compound I've never needed anything else. And it really does restore accuracy on old neglected firearms.

I would suggest you only push the cleaning rod to the muzzle end of the bore so that you don't mistakenly pull debri into the chamber. It takes a little more time but it will be worth it in the long run.

How do I go about getting a blue pair? Can't seem to find any on the Web. Lol

I know my 700spsv shoots better witb a dirty barrel. I cleaned it and it took 5 shots to get it back.

Thinking about adding a Boyd’s at-one to my older t3 lite 22-250 that I use for coyote hunting. Already have a Boyd’s prairie hunter on my browning Abolt 7mm wsm and love it

I have one and am reloading (of course....have to). Any good reloading data you'd feel like sharing? I"m in Mtl too. I have a bit of 3031, 4895, 4064 info I'm using, just looking for more, probably older cookbook stuff. Thanks! Steve

The thing many people don't realize, is that the Lyman reloading book you show (and many other books too) has tapered wads being used in straight hulls in many of their recipes. I'm assuming since they probably go from loading to testing they don't care, and perhaps they don't shake them up either, therefore they don't show the difference when the powder moves past the wad. Makes me wonder why they do that, or in this case don't do that.

I just spend $6 on a bag of 1000 bingo chips (3/4" Diameter) and roll crimp them at whatever height the load needs, so every hull could be a different length, however, hulls loaded with identical loads and wads tend to be the exact same length and look really clean, and if the hull is not transparent, I can see what's inside them!

Kroil the oil that Creeps. Yes it does work especially with JB.