Col Del Rio

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I am in the market for an 1873 in 357/38. I am looking at Taylor Rifles. What exactly is Taylor Tuned?

Question regarding the Spirit of the Game. Can a participant swap out firearms for differing stages? For instance if a particular stage would favor a double barrel shotgun instead of a pump, but a later stage would favor a pump, would swapping be allowed?

What electronic program do the clubs use for scoring? Is it an XL? Something special? Apple?

I have a Savage 110 in 7 Rem Mag. The stock is a very nice piece of wood. However, I want to get a syntenic stock with an adjustable recoil pad / adjustable length-of-pull. Any recommendations?

Is there an APP or program folks use for keeping and tallying scores?

Any clubs on Guam?

Anyone use Wranglers? What is loading them like? Is loading 5 easy?

I am looking for a pair of 22 LR pistols. Anyone here use the Rugers? I think the Wrangler loads like the Vaquero, is that true?

Factory loads

An office mate has problems with his 44 mag Henry. He says that spent cartridges are sticking in the chamber. Is this just bad ammo or is there something wrong with the rifle?

We are "Sometimes" affiliated with SASS. Depends on the amount of fully paid members.

Aloha, My much better half has given the go-ahead to get a shotgun reloading press. (I guess her joining my skeet and trap club AND becoming active in Cowboy shooting has something to do with this....) We both shoot 12 Ga for Cowboy, I shoot 12 Ga for S & T but she shots 20 Ga for S & T so interchangeability is a must. Recommendations for brands/systems? (I live in Hawaii so there are no shops around to view in person)

Any recommendations for a recoil pad jig?

I have a fairly good 1897 (made 1947) that I use for WB. It came with the 30 inch barrel. I really don’t want to cut down this barrel. In the past with other shotguns I have tried swapping barrels with the Barrel Extension & Adjusting Sleeve as a whole unit , but this often led to lock up problems. Do I have to retain the original Barrel Extension & Adjusting Sleeve from the action? Is the barrel threaded into the Barrel Extension & Adjusting Sleeve? (Videos I’ve seen are inconclusive). Thanks Col. Del Rio

Greetings, A pal has a Marlin/Remington 1895 in 45-70. He is looking for parts such a better firing pin among other pieces. Any good places for such items? Col. Del Rio

Howdy, I recently got a used SDB. The powder bar is not cycling properly therefore I am not getting the powder to drop into the shell case. The horizontal movement is supposed to be actuated by the failsafe rod. However the rod is not traveling far enough to push the bar back and forth the whole way. The lock-links are not pushing the bar all the way. I have stripped and cleaned everything. I am a rookie at reloading so any advice is welcome. V/R Col. Del Rio

I recently obtained a 20 gauge Over/Under Citori. It is fitted for screw in chokes (which are missing). I want to use it for both Trap and Skeet. Question 1: What chokes are recommended for Trap and for Skeet? Question 2: Which barrel should be used first for Skeet? Question 3: Which barrel should be used for Trap (singles)?

Guys, I did not want to start a debate. Note, in Hawaii gunsmiths are harder to find than Republicans! I have to do what I can with what I got. We don't have long range matches here--no long ranges. We might in the future on private land. I do appreciate all the input though. Mahalo (thanks)

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Anyone shoot in the "Optics" category? I am thinking of mounting an old fashion scope on a Browning 1885 in 45/70. What brands/types are recommended? I know I have many related questions, but I have never had a rifle such as this. It has a full stock / wrist so there is no exposed tang for a traditional sight. I am a bit reluctant about drilling into the wood of the stock and would rather fight a better way to set up this gun for fun. V/R Col. Del Rio

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Thanks! This helps. I am trying to figure out what kind of sights (or scope) to mount on a Browning 1885. It does not have an exposed tang.