Recent content by Larry Burchfield

Re: web source for downloadable .22lr rimfire targets? Midway USA offers some nice downloadable targets. larryj

Re: bore guide for Remington 40XB? Lucus bore guide and pro shot patches. larryj

I just posted a Ruger 77/22 with two barrels in the for sale section larryj

Re: Need trigger adjustment directions for 40XB.... The best thing to do is replace it with a jewel trigger and be done with it. MHO larryj

Re: TiteGroup and Lead Bullets You will find that the VV N320 is an excellent powder. I use it in my 40. I use 4.4 grains of N320 behind a 185 Precision black bullet. larryj

Re: Glock 23? I bought one of the lonewolf barrels for my 23 so I could shoot lead bullets in my gun. Its works fines so far. You can always buy a new 9mm slide and not have any problems. larryj

Re: Keeping bullets linged up while seating ditto the inline seaters for straight bullets. larryj

Re: Using Lead car batteries as shotgun lead? avoid car batteries at all cost!!!!!! larrj

Re: Concentricity Problems If you want to get your runout better than what you have you will probably have to go to a benchrest type sizing die or one like the redding bushing die. IMHO larryj

Re: Concentricity Problems I may have missed it but what kind of sizing die are you using? larryj

Re: Rem Model 37 RangeMaster stock ? I think that you can use a 513t target stock on the 37 that you can get from www.e-gunparts.com larryj

Re: Strange Shooting = Time To Clean? Because I shoot benchrest I clean my gun after each 25 rd target. I usually shoot between 25 and 50 rounds at each target. The method I use is 2 wet patches and then 2 to 3 dry patches and it is reafy for the next target. Also I have a nylon brush on a...

Re: 40x parts You might also google "Gene Davis" he builds custom 40x's and might have all the parts that you need. You might also post this over at Benchrest.com under the rimfire section and get some help as the 40x is used alot to make the custom benchrest 22 guns larryj

Re: 40x parts like 750 says Dave at PTG made up some new ones for around 125 but sold out quick. He may have made another run. larryj

Re: looking for a larger rotary tumbler I know of several pro pistol shooters that use the cement mixer method because of the volume of brass that they have to reload. What do you have against viberating machines? larryj