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Surrounded by tons of oak and maple canopy and the only visitors, other than customers, are deer, black bears and raccoons.
I'm a retired toolmaker that spent 16½ years as a tool maker and part time doing gun repair and then for the last 35 years full time gunsmithing.
I'm a contributing editor for "American Gunsmith" journal and have had 150+ articles published in that tome.
As a side line, my passion is getting the old Stevens Favorite rifles back to, or better than what they initially were.
I do not join ANY forum to blow smoke up anybodies tail pipe. I only reiterate, from 50+ years of working on Ruger Mark pistols and many other .22 rimfire firearms as to what I've found that works. My notes are extensive as to what I've found and my posts are sincere and I'll back them up to a wall. If anyone has a differing experience......prove it, let's discuss it like most MEN do, and I'm not immune from admitting my errors. I'm not a "MASTER" anything and I'm always willing to learn more, and if you're not of the same ilk, I pity you.
I'm a retired toolmaker that spent 16½ years as a tool maker and part time doing gun repair and then for the last 35 years full time gunsmithing.
I'm a contributing editor for "American Gunsmith" journal and have had 150+ articles published in that tome.
As a side line, my passion is getting the old Stevens Favorite rifles back to, or better than what they initially were.
I do not join ANY forum to blow smoke up anybodies tail pipe. I only reiterate, from 50+ years of working on Ruger Mark pistols and many other .22 rimfire firearms as to what I've found that works. My notes are extensive as to what I've found and my posts are sincere and I'll back them up to a wall. If anyone has a differing experience......prove it, let's discuss it like most MEN do, and I'm not immune from admitting my errors. I'm not a "MASTER" anything and I'm always willing to learn more, and if you're not of the same ilk, I pity you.
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