Guns, Dogs and Blades QnA

FJRdoc said
I think that wrenching on cars and shooting go together like peanut butter and jelly. I especially enjoy the reloading aspect to optimize accuracy. I am not an AR rifle kind of guy. Most of my firearms are for hunting purposes. My tastes are more old school.
1. .45 cal. Pennsylvania long rifle. Purchased lock, barrel, trigger guard and butt plate. The rest made by hand.
2. Winchester 1897 Black Diamond 12 gauge take-down made in 1901.
3. Winchester 1885 (new manufacture) single shot in 45-70.
4. 1903 Mannlicher-Schoenauer in 6.5 x 54 manufactured in 1920.
5. 1905 Mannlicher-Schoenauer in 9 x 56 manufactured in 1913.
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You are talking my language right there! I compete in Cowboy Action Shooting events plus long range rifle, sometimes a 38-55 but usually a 45-70 Creedmoor Sharps. I also teach metallic cartridge reloading classes as a NRA instructor. Reloading is a blast! It is one of my favorite classes to teach but sadly not much desire for it as most folks research reloading via you tube. Not a lot of demand for it anymore.