Recent content by mkmckinley

OP probably has English as a second language a d you post something about grammar? Classy move /s.

When using a separate prep and load stage, does anyone run into issues NOT resizing on station 1 during the load phase? For some reason I thought it was important to have a resizer in place and I don’t have the experience to know one way or the other. If not resizing in station 1, do you have...

If I was ARC, I would stop posting in a place like this the second I saw the level of petty childish bickering that goes on here.

How does active junky work?

I’m in the same boat. It’s hard to tell from the video if the flutes would allow crud into the magazine that would have been stopped by the non-fluted model. I actually think no flutes looks a lot better, but like the idea of adding lightness. Also, what kind of steel is this made of? It...

I’m intrigued by the AIAW option. Can anyone tell me if 6mm Creedmoor is able to feed reliably from an AW mag?

Does the extractor flex and stop contacting the case rim when you close the bolt like on the Mausingfield? Is this sort of an Archimedes 2.0, or does the Archimedes retain some features that this doesn't have?

I'll take it off your hands, PM incoming

Re: New WWW Looks great. Just an idea, but people would probably be interested if you post new projects every so often. It might be a way to keep traffic up. In any case the new sight looks very professional and does a good job of showcasing your work.

Re: Black nitrade / melonite review of the guns i have Sorry if this is common knowledge, but is there any reason this couldn't be applied to an action and bolt?

Re: AR as primary This guy posted this to at least two other forums and got pretty much the same response.

Re: Swedish M. 1896 Carl Gustav 1919 Rifle question <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: MLC</div><div class="ubbcode-body">You'd be hard pressed to form 6.5x55 from 308 brass. </div></div> Haha, hard pressed, I got it.

Re: 1911 Re-Finishing questions "Doing the pistol justice" would be to lightly wipe off surface rust with a rag, or at most a plastic dish scrubber, and then maintain a light coat of oil until you pass it along to its next owner.

Re: Painting barreled action? A garage Krylon job and a properly applied Cerakote are two completely different animals. Cerakote is much more durable, thinner, and does a better job of protecting the metal. Krylon will chip and let moisture through to the metal. You can get rust under the...

Re: Free US Optics st10 t-pal Done