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spotting scope Years ago I bought a Weaver spotting scope on a close out sale. It turned out to be a re badged Kawa. I could not clearly see .22 holes on the target at 200 yards. I sold it on EBay and bought a Mead ETX-90 spotting scope for less then $100. It is the stripped down version of...

788 Boyd: I was splitting necks in both chambers at 5 or 6 firings. Probably loaded to hot, I was much younger then. Same with primer pockets.

788 22-250 I have two 22-250's one a Douglas barreled mauser 98 and the other a 788. They were both very accurate. Never got more then 5 firings From the cases before a neck would split or the pockets would loosen up. 788 loads had to be 1/2 grain under that of the mauser or I would get hard...

Whats wrong with the Bushinell 6500?

What is the best way to go? Use the three wire method. Buy a threading micrometer? I notice on Ebay they come in different pitch sizes. John In LV

Do a search over on the AccurateReloading.com forums in the Gunsmithing area. Them good old boys use the heck out of them. http://forums.accuratereloading.com/eve John in LV

Greetings and Merry Christmas: I have a New Hermes GM manual drag pantograph. I am looking for pictures of the vice/jig jaws that you guys have made to clamp the barrel to the engraver. I have searched and all the jigs available seem to be for holding small jewelry items. Will need some type of...

Stuart Otteson "The Bolt Action" chapter one, explans the model 98 inner collar (C-ring) in great detail. What would you call the inner collar on the Rem 788, the O-ring. John

West Systems has a large searchable web site with lots of info on how to use there epoxy. They were using carbon tow to stiffen sailboat masts years ago. do a search and see if you can come up with a procedure. http://www.westsystem.com/ss/ It looks like to get best results with the G/Flex you...

Al: Thats what they call the unwoven bundle of stright strands. You can lay it on anything you can get the epoxy to stick to and wet it out. Dosent look as good as the woven cloth but cheaper and does a great job...

I have been looking at a new West System Epoxy called G/flex. I have had great results with there other epoxys over the years. This one is supose to work with platics. http://www.jamestowndistributors.com/userportal/document.do?docId=380&title=Gluing+plastic+with+G%2Fflex+-+West+System I picked...