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  1. J

    Goex Cans No More

    or just set the can on the grill over the campfire...it will empty itself.
  2. J

    percussion rifle?

    and the cap guns are much more wet/damp weather friendly.
  3. J

    Shot the CVA St Louis Hawken

    Jamie you lucky dog....wish I could take my ML to work!
  4. J

    It's a family tradition

    I saw that and all I have to say is...oh nevermind.
  5. J

    T/C White Mtn Carbine

    :thumbsup: Indeed.
  6. J

    My rifle arrived loaded......

    As Zonie suggested use a CO2 discharger. It will be the best $30 you ever spent.
  7. J

    Bottom of barrel rust

    This will sound a bit silly...well very silly. Anyway some years ago when I lived in damp Pennsylvania I discovered rust under the forend of a few of my favorite Marlin lever guns.A friend offered a suggestion that has worked very well to prevent rust. Clean it,degrease it,then PAINT the area...
  8. J

    T/C White Mtn Carbine

    Billygoat got it right,just checked with mine. The barrel fits and the wedge pin fits.The rib falls a bit short however.
  9. J

    Lyman Kit Building Questions

    Personaly I like a browning job on a gun like this but stay away from a glossy finish.If you get the blue barrel its easy to remove the blue with Birchwood Casey blue remover.Then knock back the gloss with some fine emery cloth before browning it. I had a loose nose cap too,fixed it with a...
  10. J

    TC Rear Sights

    Yep,remove the pin.
  11. J

    hawken help

    The T/C "Hawken" has been around nearly 40 years now so is it to late to start calling it anything else? T/C calling these thing "Hawken" was the only mistake they made though.I have 3 so I must like them a lot but perhaps I should start calling them "killer" or something like that.
  12. J

    Jeremiah Johnson Movie question

    Well perhaps it is .30 caliber,thats why JJ's rifle sounds like a 300 Win mag. Its not like any bp rifle I've ever heard.
  13. J

    Lyman Great Plains Pop Quiz

    OK,I'll play. I say walnut from Russia or Turkey.
  14. J

    Drill press dilema

    Simple test:Grab drill press with one hand and the chuck with the other and exert some side force to the chuck.If you can feel ANY play whatsoever look for another drill press.
  15. J

    Ardesa/Traditions doesn't answer!

    The last time I called Traditions about about six weeks ago I got a nice young gal(I think)on the phone who was very helpful and polite.
  16. J

    refinish a stock

    My bro-in-law makes his own with instant coffee and cranberry juice of all things.Really!
  17. J

    Thompson ID/Value

    I was there too. Did you see the poorly built cva Kentucky kit gun for $795? The seller was a bit upset when my friend and I could only LOL.
  18. J

    Jeremiah Johnson This Sunday Night

    Good stuff that JJ but why dose his Hawken sound like a 300 Win mag?
  19. J

    Weight of Pyrodex RS

    Well a bit more than I asked for but interesting and informative nonetheless. Thanks for the info.
  20. J

    Patch Blowing Out

    I use those nifty TC prelubed patches and they never seem to burn through even with heavy loads and I get good accuacy with them in all my guns. I don't bother with any thing else.
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