1AbominAble1
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Where did you get that dust cover, I need one.
Where did you get that dust cover, I need one.
I got it from my southern tactical, you can upload your own image to printWhere did you get that dust cover, I need one.
Thank you. I’ll look into it.I got it from my southern tactical, you can upload your own image to print
Clean looking Marlin you’ve got there!
Clean looking Marlin you’ve got there!
Beauties!A fail because there is no CPK in the picture, but I just had to post this - I've had the CCH Ruger, but just picked up the Winchester 1892. Both in .45 Colt.
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A fail because there is no CPK in the picture, but I just had to post this - I've had the CCH Ruger, but just picked up the Winchester 1892. Both in .45 Colt.
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Beauties!
Thanks! I think I need to find some exhibition grade panels for the Bisley - the wood on the 92 makes the OEM plywood look even worse than normal.Nice combo. And .45LC Bisley is very cool.
There are lubes made for those kinds of temperatures, but if you don't happen to have any, then just use Mobil 1 full synthetic. PAO (PolyAlphaOlefin) basestocks have a very low pourpoint.With freakishly freezing temps engulfing some parts of the country, I’ve been wondering and musing about some gun related questions which I’ll put to the experts in here:
Suppose that your region gets hit with a really nasty polar vortex when temps drop to really really ungodly cold numbers like minus 40! If so, are then the fancy semi-auto handguns and AR types unreliable? Isn’t it a good idea to own a wheel gun and a bolt action rifle or two under such scenarios? I do know that the more moving parts which need more lubrications run the chance of getting gunked up. Bows and arrows plus atlatls don’t sound that bad then in addition to our CPKs!
With freakishly freezing temps engulfing some parts of the country, I’ve been wondering and musing about some gun related questions which I’ll put to the experts in here:
Suppose that your region gets hit with a really nasty polar vortex when temps drop to really really ungodly cold numbers like minus 40! If so, are then the fancy semi-auto handguns and AR types unreliable? Isn’t it a good idea to own a wheel gun and a bolt action rifle or two under such scenarios? I do know that the more moving parts which need more lubrications run the chance of getting gunked up. Bows and arrows plus atlatls don’t sound that bad then in addition to our CPKs!
Yep. I've got most of the Cherry Balmz line and like their stuff (although we don't get temperatures cold enough to really test the limits of their Winter Balm).Not to go too far off topic but Cherry Balmz makes a “grease” they claim will work at minus 65 in ARs and minus 55 in semiautomatic pistols. WinterBalmz
I’m in Sunny South Florida so I can’t vouch for their claims.