DIY Lanolin Pistol Case Lube
I know what you’re thinking: why would you use case lube on straight wall pistol brass?!? It doesn’t need it and you’re just making more work for yourself! To that I say, yes, you are correct. However, it makes a …
I know what you’re thinking: why would you use case lube on straight wall pistol brass?!? It doesn’t need it and you’re just making more work for yourself! To that I say, yes, you are correct. However, it makes a …
I needed to install an AR-15 barrel on a new upper and didn’t want to pay $25 for a vise block. Instead I used some scrap 2x4s and a few screws to make my own.
I first started reloading using an old, rickety workbench. Although it worked, to keep the press from bouncing around and spilling powder, I had to keep a firm grip on the front of it. The best solution was to build …
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After a reloading session and running out of primers several times, I decided to build an alarm for when the primer tube runs out. Each time it happened, I missed the fact it was empty for a case or two and …
I wanted a relatively cheap shotgun to use for shooting slugs and also doing some skeet, so I purchased a Big 5 model Mossberg 500 on sale for around $300. This one came with an 18.5″ barrel and a 28″ …
To save around $100, I tried to make a wet brass tumbler myself. I might take another stab at a direct drive model in the future, but the belt drive works well enough for now.
I have an older Beretta AL-2 from the 70’s that’s a pretty nice shotgun and even with the plastic buttpad, absorbs the recoil quite well. I picked it up in a pawn shop for around $400 with no issues other than …