Recent content by John Ricks

I am in the hills East of Port Angeles. Did you mention reloading?

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Wait until Covid settles down a bit, I get my second shot Saturday 20 Feb. I am 74 years old and diabetic, have to take precautions.

Here is the BMG press: Weighs 90 pounds Threaded for 1-1/2" 12 threads/inch dies. The little green press on top is the RCBS Rock Chucker. Silver cartridge on left is a 416 Rigby

I am not sure if we have to be a paying member to use PM's. Might be so.

I do it this way. Made the barrel vise in 1972 when I did a lot of work with the 'ol ugly P14 and P17 Enfields. Never had one slip in the vise, always got the action off. The socket wrench is 3/4" drive with a 30 inch handle. Clamp bolts are 1" diameter aircraft engine mount bolts...

Yea it will be a local pick up when I sell. Too much weight. Blue Mountain, just a BMG shot away! Try sending a PM to me.

I will take photos of the press and post. It was made by a Machinist, looks like a big RCBS Rock Chucker. Very large! And very heavy. The site will not let me use PM's, I guess I am to new with too few posts.

Reason for the question is I have 2 buckets of brass, a monster press, set of match chamber reamers, headspace gauges, loading dies and case prep tools made with the match reamers, and more. Have not used the stuff in over 15 years, thinking about letting it go. The small cartridge is a 308

No, I cannot do any gun work for others as I do not have a FFL or Business license. The shop is my back yard retirement haven. Put the photos up just for fun. Anyone shooting BMG?

East side of Port Angeles up Mount Pleasant. No primers to swap. A few barrels to sell or swap. Maybe more stuff. Man cave photos below.

Re: Off Topic! Need a graphic desiger who knows rifles. Post on the following and someone may show up: Accurate Reloading http://www.accuratereloading.com/ 24 Hour Campfire http://www.24hourcampfire.com/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php Varmints Den http://www.varminthunters.com/ Benchrest...

I have a McMillan Anschultz Style Prone stock in the shop now, it is big!!! Going on a Prairie Gun Works TimberWolf action, cartridge is the 408 Cheyenne. This stock has a rail on the forend for handrest, or bipod, or whatever you want. Also has adjustable checkpiece and a adjustable butt...