Actually, my first thought was that the firing pin channel was dirty. Would fit in right in with the neglected rifle. Dirty firing pin channel is usua...

I made a comparator out of an m10 with a hole drilled in one flat and groove filed into the opposite flat with a neodymium magnet inset. The groove is...

Wire brushes are consumables. The barrel steel actually wears away the brone wire. One the wire gets too short it no longer cleans in the corners of t...

If you recall my post a few years back on Gunsite ? I emptied my powder dispenser into the wrong tin, same mistake - 335 and 321.After much doom and g...

I would not try to seperate the powders. If they are mixed, who can tell you for sure if it's not actually 3 types of powder, or if the two types...

Use a sifter with small enough holes. S321 are small balls; much finer than S335.As they have very close to the same burn rate, a few granules here or...

414gates. Are you using countersunk screws for the rail?

When using blue locktite, or any locktite, make sure that the threads are oil and grease free. Failure to do so ensures that the locktite won't w...

May seem superfluous, but when you run out of cleaning fluid, get some Ballistol Universal Oil. Quite a bit cheaper than the more popular cleaning che...

Whether I've shot 3 shots or 200, I pretty much do it the same way.*****************************but why? - why scrub - clean a thing that's ...

Whether I've shot 3 shots or 200, I pretty much do it the same way.1 2 Ballistol lappies straight through.2 Then brush with a bronze brush wetted...

What few realise is that the black isn't just carbon, it also contains cellulose. Cellulose is a plastic that acts as a good binder come heat and...

The boiling water down the .303 is to wash out the salt from shooting army ammo.Tried it with my 308 and does not make any difference that I can see.

Lee Autoprime with the round primer tray. No other priming system gives the same feel for when the primer bottoms out.