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No.. I just visited the club Sunday. This is way I don't have money. I should have stayed in the computer field back twenty five years ago.

hmmm I'll have to go an ask my wife...

I could if Steve liked computers :d

Here's a guy shooting a large caliber rifle The bench's look good to me.... They feel solid. Anyone from MI want to add anything?

Just outside of Mt.Pleasant on Winn Rd.

I bought a lathe down to Detroit, not far from Ohio $1400.00 got me a Rockwell 10". Really good shape. Bought a KDK toolpost later from Dick Trimstar. Works better than the rocker style. They have many Bridgeports their as well! So my point is all of Detroit is on sale. Just call Bridgeman...

We had a Hardinge at Modular Machine. Nice machine. Very quite and accurate. Solid bed ways.

Hope your home Sunday I'd like to drop by after work and check out the Grendel. :D

That's good news Mark

Damn good queston I'd like to know..

Here is Rick's Website http://rickaverill.com/scope-covers-picture/

This is Bob Eklund(pics taken at Oscoda) I believe this is one of his scopes covers... The front is easy to see... and Hear is Paul.. I believe you can see the rear cover easly in this pic.

His Ph# 616-636-8412 He's a great guy. Like's guitar's too... I wish I had a picture of one of his scope caps. Really nice!!! :) If you look to the right and in front of his hand you'll see the scope caps. Picture taken at Harrison this past summer. Mark

My opion .01min. to .015"max clearance between the barrel and the bolt. That's really not that much clearance. Myself, I hope I get my buddies Sako done this weekend. it was a .338 Win. mag. Soon to be a .375 H&H. Wearing a Pac-Nor barrel. 3 groove.

Merry Christmas to the both of you and a Happy New year as well!!:)

I'm with Al Lots of air!!! NO coolant. The use of coolant only dulls your carbide. Don't worry about heat. I learned all this from a old guy at Danti tool. He let me ruin several end mills first. Then he showed me the light. Mark PS... it's not a perfect science. When you brake something it...

The gun looks like this A Model 1924, Second Model, or Buffalo Newton, rifle with double set triggers that face each other and a "dogleg" bolt handle. Almost like this one. Except beat. With chunks of wood broke off around the bolt all the way out to the tip of the forearm.

Oh... I really never thought about it. I'll talk to Al in the next couple of days and see if I can snap a few pics. Mark

I looked at a .35 Newton today Not so slick. But an interesting firearm. Little tiny bolt handle. Good for my six year old. Gun was in poor shape. Wood was bad. Some of it had broke off. Seven lugs, looks a bit like a Weatherby. Sauer action, with Double set trigger's, that still work. Thought...

Hippy They do that with their Semi-Auto... mark