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  1. jmorris

    Mig/Flux welder for DIY projects?

    Get the Lincoln in 220v.
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    Why aren't more using the hmr in there tactical training rifle?

    I moved on from them for 30 years or so, got the full auto, suppressed and 50 BMG bugs sastisfied and couldn't think of something I wanted that I didn't have so I bought a new airgun for myself for Christmas.
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    Why aren't more using the hmr in there tactical training rifle?

    Just killed a crow at 98 yards with a pellet rifle when I got back from the match today. So a 17 HMR seems to be over kill for that kind of fun.
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    Why aren't more using the hmr in there tactical training rifle?

    I never got one because I can reload .223 for less money.
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    any fun .22 games?

    Clogged spray paint cans.
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    Fieldcraft 308 subsonic rifle without suppressor questions

    I run cast and coated 150 grain bullets with 10 grains of Trailboss out of a 308. Without a can it sounds like a 9mm carbine. Has about the same energy too not a lot of difference between a 147 and a 150 at the same speed.
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    any fun .22 games?

    I will 2nd the golf balls. Shoot them away until you can't hit them any longer.
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    Looking for ideas on a moving target

    It can be activated by any number of methods like the shock sensor used to start moving cover in this video.
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    Looking for ideas on a moving target

    Old 12v cordless drill, boat winch, string and some other "stuff". You have 2 speeds from the drill and other speed adjustments from the stepped pully you replace the chuck with.
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    any fun .22 games?

    This was built to keep the fun going. 10 plate rack from 2-6" in diameter. Auto resets when the last 6" plate falls. You could make the reset on the 2" but then folks that can't hit the smaller plates can't have any fun.
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    Need help with an idea

    Your body temp will be more constant than a hand warmer. Put them in a pocket.
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    What Steel Targets are you using for 100 and 200 Yards?

    I built auto resetting plate racks. I mounted the 3/8 plate high above the hinge so .22' even at 300 yards will knock down the 8" plates. On the 10 plate rack there are 4 2", 4 4" and 2 6" with the reset done by the last 6" plate. They fold and have wheels for transport and operate off of a...
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    Stupid easy cheap steel hanging solution

    Hose works quite well.
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    The ultimate target stand!

    I used EMT for my feet poles, it weighs less than rebar. It is on a pivot so when hit the plate rocks back and the red indicator pops up from behind the flat black one that normally blocks it from view. For large paper or more than one target I generally use this one...
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    Rifle Scopes fast & easy method to bore sight a new rifle... save your ammo!

    A sliver of mirror through the ejection port will work on rifles you can't look straight down the bore.
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    Ideas for ultimate work/reloading bench

    I don't have a TV in that room but can just start the machine and come back every now and then to fill it up. Jmorrismetal Video by jmorrismetal | Photobucket VIDEO0116.mp4 Video by jmorrismetal | Photobucket
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    Ideas for ultimate work/reloading bench

    The wing is bolted to the main bench. Moved it in two sections and bolted them together.
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    Ideas for ultimate work/reloading bench

    And yes my wife let me have a room in the house. The kiddo likes to watch the 1050 load.
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    Ideas for ultimate work/reloading bench

    All I know is that it beats the hell out of my last bench.
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    Ideas for ultimate work/reloading bench

    Built this one for my reloading room. 3/4" box tube truss with 1/8" steel top. Reenforced on the bottom drilled and tapped for the presses with the outlets switched off from a single switch and the air compressor with the other. Rubber padded adjustable feet to level on the bottom.