Recent content by baxterb

I don't make pasties, but I do make chicken and mushroom pie, which I guess is similar ingredients just not hand held. Easy to make and I have yet to meet anyone who did not love it.

I use them everywhere. Even rifles with no open sights. Once setup they are just as good as fixed in my opinion, and I have so many backup scopes it’s easy for me to swap.

I went to college as an adult (early 40s). I was the oldest person in all my classes ecxept for one - Romantic Poetry. There was an older gentleman who i became friends with. He was 78 at the time and a former Professor of Radiology/Orthopedics. I asked him why he was in class and he said that...

You'll often see vintage gun cases with the instructions right on the case label

hubba Hubba. That’s a well-executed rifle.

Ok, one more…how much of a pain is the 30-06 to 318 brass conversion?

Brilliant! I’ve known some other folks to score vintage parts on eBay. Well done.

Noticed that too. Looks to be a WR style with flip cover. Classy.

Are you making brass or were you able to score some?

that is very cool.

I have zero dog in this fight but I have always scratched my head when someone claims a smaller cartridge is the “perfect” women/youth gun for the same animal the guy needs a 577 Tyrranasaur for. Dunno…

Nice. Am not familiar with a Vancouver Bull. How big is big?

I think I do remember him mentioning he did have a Boeing guy at one time. Been long ago. Yes, it was amazing to watch him work. When he was at the checkering cradle I held my breath and tip-toed past. Just watching that made me nervous!

Hello. No, I've never worked at Boeing. As embarrassing as it may be to admit, I've never actually worked as a machinist at all and have no training in machine work. Believe it or not when I worked with Duane it wasn't initially to do any programming - just helping him feed the mill and prep...

I had a guy try to correct misaligned screw holes by hand-filing Talley bases….eh…let’s say it didn’t work…