Hunting and shooting thread

[Czed]

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Saw That in a .22 hornet chamber out of spec but that could be an overpressure sign as well hornady has great customer service i missed what rifle you have.

 

[Time's Standing Stihl]

I'm getting his 870 worked over a little by a local shop. Forcing cone lengthened, barrel porting, one custom choke and I might have talked myself into a trigger job on that thing. It's horrible. Is it worth a $100 to have it done? Anyone done a 870 trigger themself?

Here's the local shop.
http://www.robrobertsgunworks.com/

100 seems steep. I can't remember the place but I bought a spring of the Web for a bunch of my 870s and sp10. Think he was like 6 bucks apiece. Dropped the pull weight in half. Pretty good for a shotgun. Rifle/AR...I would pay that, not for a shotgun

 

[T.Roller]

The spring helps the the trigger pull but you'll still have a griddy trigger pull. You tube and you'll find how to polish the trigger

 

[Magnumitis]

Yeah, I'm going to polish it out myself. The Timney connector kit with three spring weights is $80-110. It IS a new gun, some of the grittyness would go away over time.

 

[T.Roller]

Yeah, I'm going to polish it out myself. The Timney connector kit with three spring weights is $80-110. It IS a new gun, some of the grittyness would go away over time.

I wouldn't count on much going away. I'd do a nice polish but be sure not to take much off.......they get dangerous if you do.....trust me I know lol

 

[Magnumitis]

Yeah, I'm aware. I read 600 grit around a 16 penny nail is good. I'm not touching it with a jewelry file

 

[T.Roller]

Yeah, I'm aware. I read 600 grit around a 16 penny nail is good. I'm not touching it with a jewelry file

I agree.

 

[Termitebuffet]

Yeah, I'm aware. I read 600 grit around a 16 penny nail is good. I'm not touching it with a jewelry file

How about JB bore paste exactly on the sliding part ?

Zoo City Sawz

 

[rattler]

Oil stone works good to

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[Czed]

Deers were having a ball this is our first snow they ran in circles for an hour.

 

[Czed]

I've used this on semi auto sears for years sometimes the result's are very impressive smoother less creep feels a little lighter never tried it on shotguns though but might help on any metal to metal contact point they have pre loaded syringes too.

 

[Magnumitis]

How about JB bore paste exactly on the sliding part ?

Zoo City Sawz

I read that as well

 

[Milkman31]

Saw That in a .22 hornet chamber out of spec but that could be an overpressure sign as well hornady has great customer service i missed what rifle you have.

The rifle is a savage 93r17vbss I got it new at Christmas.

 

[Magnumitis]

Turns out Remington makes a lighter weight 3# sear spring for $5-6.

PN F91771

 

[rattler]

I got to git a grip lol

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[Locust Cutter]

I'm still trying to unload my G23... Good shooter, but my P250 feels better.

 

[Magnumitis]

I'm still trying to unload my G23... Good shooter, but my P250 feels better.

I like the feel of my 250 also, full sized 45. I also have the mid frame conversion kit with 40 and 357 barrels. The 320 has been tempting me.

 

[Locust Cutter]

I have the C-S (Compact Small) in .40 w/a .357 Sig drop-in barrel and love the ergos. The grip is a bit too small and I will be ordering a medium and or a large for it due to my hand size. The trigger takes some getting used to, but since I'm used to revolvers, I'm getting a lot more familiar with it.

Dad @Hedgehog recently acquired a F-M P320. The Medium grip fits a bit better and a full-size .40 is pretty nice. The trigger is better (IMO) than Glock, M&P, and XD's and probably only rivaled (in my experience) with the FNS trigger. It's that good. Not gritty, short take-up, no real stacking and almost 0 over travel. It's a lot of fun. For day in/out shooting, military use or daily (non-judicial concerned) carry, the P320 is my choice. For defensive carry as a (although military) non-LEO, I'll take the 250. It would take an act of God for a misfire and the second strike capability for a hard primer is nice for me, before cycling the pistol to a fresh round.

 

[Big_6]

The rifle is a savage 93r17vbss I got it new at Christmas.

Get you some 17gr. A17 ammo!
20 gr. Jsp, or
20gr. Tnt ammo for yotes.

 

[Big_6]

The Savage 93R 17Hmr
will shoot like a house on fire!
Shooting the rimfire is great fun for the kids and wife, too.
Ok, maybe not the spouse...

100yds.