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Before and after on the stock I did with linseed oil and mineral spirits; not perfect but way better IMO. will post picture of barrel after Cold blueing attempt. The last picture is a 12 gauge 870 stock I fitted and re finished for the 20 ga 870 alongside the winchester

I would be interested in having it hot blued, but it typically cost quite a bit and probably isnt worth the cost on the gun I am trying to “restore”.

those turrets are fairly pricey added on top of what you already paid for the scope, what is different about those turrets compared to what comes stock on the scope?

4th if it makes it that far...

Oh shoot... gotta review the rules

Are these still available?

I think its less about your camo and more about watching how you position yourself, how fast you are moving around, how much you move, how loud... etc I wouldnt worry about camo if it cuts into your budget for other more necessary supplies.

Anybody had anything Cerakoted by a specific business in the valley? (Tempe/Mesa AZ area) I've got an axis II that I am considering having the barrel and receiver Cerakoted for corrosion resistant purposes and looking for suggestions as to who to go to. Also open to other rust preventative options too ( I already oil regularly and take good care of the gun, just want it to last a long time). Thanks

Looks good

Those look awesome! I will try and get in touch with him. Haven't been able to get him on the phone and no email response yet.

I will check them out, what color did you guys do?

Have any of you had experience with the Wicked edge knife sharpening system or something similar? I have a hard time keeping a consistent edge with a regular stone, maybe I just need to spend more time with it and learn how to do it right? But if anybody has had good luck with a system like this would like to hear your thoughts. thanks,

Yah they are dang pricey, but if it gives a good edge, and it better be REALLY good, then it might be worth it, especially on an expensive knife. I've messed with the worksharp but it doesnt keep a very consistent edge, definitely wouldnt sharpen a real expensive knife with it.

I have been looking to get a good 22 bolt action rifle that I can throw in the truck or teach new shooters to work a bolt. I found three different actions for sale that might be fun to attempt to restore. The three models are the springfield 86c, glenfield model 25, or the remington 512. The first two are missing stocks the third the bolt. Which would you pick up and attempt to restore and why?

Typically will any bolt from another 512 work? Or do they need to be slightly modified/fit to whatever gun they go in?

Fmj or soft point?

How did these boots hold up? Compared to high end boot models? Unfortunately I need an 8.5 so cant buy your 10.5s.

Bear domain Compound bow $350 obo Strings in great condition 60-70lb 33 ata 25-31” draw length Right handed 4 pin sight Whisker bisquit Schaffer drop away Stabilizer 322 IBO Very forgiving bow to learn on, plenty of energy to hunt anything in AZ. Shot first archery Buck, Javelina, and Turkey as well as various small game. Trade for 17hmr, 30 30 lever, 22 lever, maybe other cals.

Still looking to trade/sell...

Would like to sell or maybe trade Ruger MK 3 Sell: $400 OBO Trade for: 22 Lever action, 17 HMR Bolt action, 30-30 Lever Action. Might be interested in other cals, doesnt hurt to ask. Thanks for looking

Sold

Bump

Any interest??

Tempe

Price drop $350