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Just remember that it mounts on the receiver and not the barrel. I'll look for a phone number of the guy I sold my 3 or the number of a friend that researched and wrote articles about them for the Precision Shooting magazine.

Right back at you Steve!

Way to go Robert! Those old bullets that I sent you must be ok as well as the no name barrel.

I've removed a few with just a little heat in case of epoxy and a very light press removed them.

Chuckle chuckle!

Viewer warning ...this will bring a tear to your eye.....get out your hanky.... Tyrone was having trouble in school. His teacher was always yelling at him, "You're driving me crazy, Tyrone. Can't you learn anything? One day Tyrone's mother came to school to see how he was doing. The...

Gene, Yes sir, turn a surface concentric to the bore and you have a way to indicate the bore er throat. Couple ways to do it. I do mine in the headstock though.

Of course I remember you Art. If you don't turn the OD to be concentric to the bore you cannot indicate the throat. Art, you just turn enough of the breech to have a place for the ears on your steady.

Art, if you are using a steady the bore can't be made true to the OD unless it is machined true to the bore first. sdean mentioned how you could get "close" by turning it between centers first. Of course the means you are relying on a great center cutting tool with bushings and hopefully a...

OK, Something to think about. When chambering in the steady, how can the bore be true to the OD?

Nice story Steve. I had 3 Johnson 5 star barrels, 2 for the mod 37 and one for the Morgan. Karl Kenyon's son sent them to me when cleaning out his shop. I only have one now that was cut off and rechambered. I sure collect a lot of old stuff.

I have only two left, but I have one that is a real prize. I bought Mike Walker's personal mod 37.

Do you have a mod37 Rangemaster?

Anybody know this feller? He does not respond to emails and you have to have a secret code for him to answer the phone.

Asa, I had to get it and am halfway through. It is a very good read. Thanks

Wow! I just saw this. I met Todd many years ago at Raton. He was a very nice young man.

Kris, I sure know how close that you and AJ were. I know it is just heartbreaking. Traveling all over the US and Alaska, shooting and fishing. You were a lucky man to have such a close friend.

Thanks Gene.

Thank you sir.

Anybody have it?