Recent content by grizzly63
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Ebonizing Walnut
It appears you like homemade tools. Good skill to have. I'm not that smart, I just hold the pad in my hand and try to follow the line on the back side whilst trying to not sand any skin off. I do not imagine breathing in the rubber is good for a fellow either. -
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Cattle rules wildlife
The wolves do not understand private property so one would think any previous "sanctuaries" would get flushed out by the dogs? Maybe some of the sanctuaries are too large? Shed God, do you really want the government managing the hunting on public land? -
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Ballistics question
3.7" high at 100 will be low at 300 but probably still in the kill zone. IMO Seems like 5" high at 100 is dead on at 300.- grizzly63
- Post #20
- Forum: Ammunition and Reloading
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Recurve refinishing/limb twist question
I find it best to scrape the finish with a sharp object. Less likely to screw it up. I use loose Utility knife blades. Any sharp straight will work if you are careful. Some use a pocket knife. -
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Ethics of removing tree stands from public land
Justice will be if they clean it up and send the owner a bill for the demo and the cleanup. Maybe a ticket for ten years worth of illegal standes? -
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Montana Deer Permit Advice
Somebody has way too much time on their hands! -
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Ready for a new 7 mag load
That's not bad for 50 yds!- grizzly63
- Post #41
- Forum: Ammunition and Reloading
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Cool single shot
I bought a CVA Apex one time and it kinda soured me on break open rifles. Funny, they don't make that one anymore. I got to learn about oversize breach pins though. It did lead me to discover that I like the 7mm-08 as they ran out of 300 wm barrels to send me to replace the ones I had that... -
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Milk jug challenge.
The thicker the barrel, the less problems is my thought. Just gotta be man enough to carry it. And try to not shoot off hand if you can. -
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Ethics of removing tree stands from public land
I feel it is a hunters duty to remove his stand at the end of every season and then reinstall it the following season. I know land owners usually expect that. In my state they are supposed to be removed after the season. You do not want the bird watchers and other outdoor users thinking that we... -
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Recurve refinishing/limb twist question
Get a string on it first. Leatherwall will have lots of posts about how to correct it. Most can be corrected. Avoid getting things too hot. Good luck. -
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This has me puzzled
If your load is too hot, your brass may not spring back to its intended size.- grizzly63
- Post #11
- Forum: Ammunition and Reloading
