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I got a great pot from good will for 1.50.
Will a hot oven or an open fire work ok? I dont have self clean option. My pan looks like yours.
Im new to reloading rifle brass. Do you have to do the wet tumbler? I trim, and prep the brass otherwise. I mainly have been loading 222 and 223 currently. But will be doing some 30 cal. Ive just never heard of the wet tumbling ?? I haven’t finished the video all yet
Love your cart. Definitely ingenious! Would love to see it folded up...
Trying this now!! Thanks…
Your Spring tensioner screw is too short. It has been ground down too much.
Good Start
I had never heart about hoppes being a "panty dropper" That's hysterical 🤣 😂 😆
Any auto parts store sells vacuum line plugs it the same as the screw protectors.
Hey partner your last offering looks a lot like my Astra 200, but it has an grip safety, is also engraved and is nickel . I also have/have had almost all others in your display,
Im from Argentina, i habe a Bayard 1908 chambered in .380acp, its my EDC, i just love it.
lol pretty much yea theres a lot of videos
Gee, that was a very complete instruction with no useless digressions. I congratulate you. Thanks very much for your help.
Seasoning your cast iron skillet with several layers is not for the non-stick effect. It is to protect your skillet from rust. You will not get the quality like Teflon coating. If you really want the non-stick effect, just properly care for the iron coating of your cast iron skillet. It is easier than you think. Just wash your skillet or remove the thick layer of greasy carbon with an electric drill and a wire brush. Or you can use any other method you like. Then treat it with white vinegar. After that, wipe the skillet well with a dry cloth or paper towel. Do not dry your skillet on the stove or in the oven after white vinegar. There is one last step left. Just grease your skillet with a thin layer of vegetable oil. And that's it. Your skillet is ready to cook.
Good Job, for the feet I used square tubing, all in all $115 and more sturdy than a $600 one ;)
FIRING PIN RETAINING PIN do you have the actual size or measure?
I am looking for some help with Super Match 54 if you can. I recently inherited an Anschutz 54 Supermatch (circa 1963 I believe) and unfortunately the bolt was removed and disassembled and I don't know how to put it back together. Do you know of any resource (pdf, book, video, etc) that can show me in detail how to assemble the bolt and then put the bolt back into the rifle?
Your narration is so soothing, like Bob Ross lol Great video
Thank you for this how to. I need to do this with my ranger
I bought mine used and it came with this spring issue. Just got done contacting customer support. Hopefully they send me a new one.🤞
CZ all the way for me personally 😊
When I did this the air pushes out the front of the Blades like it wants to run in reverse. Any ideas?
I had a CZ American and an Anshutz !710 American BB barrel and both rifles shot like a house afire! The Anshutz did edge out the CZ but only by a hair. On any given day the CZ mignt out shoot the Anshutz. I dearly love both rifles.
Thank you... very informative
I want to thank you so much for this video. I recently inherited cast iron pans from my father. He was an old gold minor. I grew up going to the mountains with him where we cooked over an open fire. These cast irons pans and skillets were in bad shape. Rust and build up. I tried to scrub with steel wool for two days. Your method in the oven took them down to the metal. They look great. I almost gave up. Thank you again!!! Best wishes!!
Hey brother thank you for doing the leg work! How did you go about getting the dwx logo red on the slide ?? Love it
Just bought one 👍👏south oz
Nice collection. I’m looking for a Walther tph to complete mine.
The Colt was refinished, really really nice!
He says DO NOT USE WD-40, that must be because this may loossen up parts from being secured, i do not know other than the fact this substance does not last, anyway i do not take any hand gun apart, i look for an opening in the gun to blow out any loose dirt,then i drown the gun in oil and either blow the excess out or let lt drip dry, than wipe the outer parts dry........YOU HAVE TO BE NUTS TO TAKE A REVOLVER APART OR BE A GUN SMITH....I have had revolvers the past 60 years and have never taken any of them apart....IF IT WORKS ,DO NOT FIX IT !......STUPID VIDEO, anyone who follows this guys advice is just looking for problems, and that's a fact....
I have a Colt SAA that I have fired 15,000 rounds through over 44 years and have never taking the grips off.
My two mini's are about 10 yrs old and never used. Love this vid. Was wondering how to gravity feed the gen. one filter and your tip is perfect. No adaptors to buy or lose. Also, love the screw protector idea. I'm guessing there may be a shelf life for new and unused filters......anybody?? Thanks GM
Thank you so much for your simple, cost effective video. I have clue about vehicles but I have a new to me used truck and this video SAVED us both!
I use about a 10% solution of Simple Green and water in my ultrasonic cleaner (same as what's in video). Solution temp is 60 dgrees C which is 140 F. Baffles are titanium and come out extremely clean after 20 minutes. Don't use an undiluted solution unless directions tell you to do so. Simple Green works best in a water solution.
Love the setup. Wonder if there is another alternative for a mug than the 550, kinda on a budget and not trying to spend 60-70 bucks just on some pots 😭 let me know if there are any ideas!
Why can’t a bronze brush be used on a blued revolver? Its still softer than blued steel no? It scratches the finish on blued guns, but not stainless steel? thanks
Im disappointed with my DWX compact w/Rail! …. It slides okay, but the slide feels loose, & wiggles {Sideways & up & down} on the front OUT OF THE BOX 🤬. My P07 is tighter then this POS ! The DWX trigger is NOT worth $2,000.00, ESPECIALLY for Concealed carry…. I Waited so long & then spent money, only now im regretting it so much that i dont even want to Shoot it! I called Dan Wesson & they say its normal as long as the Barrel Locks up with the Slide ! 😡. BTW remember its brand New & the bottom of the Barrel has gouges & pitting, that the DLC finish clearly did not take too! There No way I could have seen that before buying it! I THOUGHT DAN WESSON WAS SUPPOSED TO STAND FOR QUALITY, & I THOUGHT i was getting a HIGH END FIREARM!…. Clearly i wasted my money
I made a crate system like this using the zip ties for hinges. I think I need to make the slots bigger as it ratchets tighter and tighter with each opening. I saw another diy using offset cabinet door hinges. I think they would be sturdier and Align better. Buy heavier stiffer crates over lighter.
Is this powerful enough for self defense? I'm afraid it doesn't have stopping power
Not surprised, I have 2 CZ's, they hold their own.
Loved your video man 👍🏻
Nice!!! I did mine somewhat similar. I really like how you did those rod holders.
Is the brass screw Straight blade or Philips ? Good video I getting ready to do my 686 barrel that Smith& Wesson says is "in the spec" It looks like the folks at Smith carve the end of the barrel with a Dremel tool.
Man you did a really nice job, I recently got a 1448 Triton on a trailer for under $ 1000, I'm planning to deck it out and ad the same items you have on your rig, Your video has given me a lot of good idea's , so thank you and good luck on the water sir !!!
Definitely should’ve seasoned the grates first
All the Smart water bottle I find only have the std cap
just got a set very informative video - yeah the bags didn't light my fire either
What temperature do you put the oven
Great video. Watched others and they never removed the cylinder for a thorough cleaning. Also liked the tip about firing the 357 first before shooting 38 specials. Well done.
A few tiny drops of oil or clp in actionable parts would suffice, work the action a bit and let it do it's job. Any use thereafter will help keep the parts moving and well lubed without gunking up the works.