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It will serve to install on a wall so that someone cannot climb up the wall.

Good Evening, thank you for the videos. I just finished a .410 and your videos worked great for me. I am subscribed and getting notifications. I would like to thank you and looking forward to more from you.

My main spring looks like a wishbone not a typical spring. How do I reassemble this?

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Lol you cut him off. I have a question for you. What ratio would you recommend for air rifle slugs ? I was told 6 percent linotype to 94 percent lead, does that sound odd.

Better yet---mount a machine screw with two flat washers and nuts in the housing hole. You then take a piece of 1/16" sheet steel bent to fit the counter of the aluminum circular housing (ACH)--adjust the screw so it holds the steel bracket that you made firmly againt the ACH. Tighten the nut to hold it in place.

They’re worth good money too

You should’ve weighed up all the circuit boards

Making caltrops with grandpa hell yeah

Miss you guys Love from the Platos make more videos please.

5 tons with guns is what my brothers and I would call our big busted grandmother 👵

The one I have is marked Springfield Armory and has the flaming bomb.

Thank you I like your style

Thank you for the follow up. This helps me out greatly.

Just purchased a Stevens M 94 in 20 GA from an auction house and I'm sure it's got a Tenite stock, so this video might come in handy if I decide to replace the stock. Thanks for sharing, nice video.

That's quality time with Pawpaw she'll remember and I'm not joking. That's freaking awesome.

Thank you for the great video. I am restoring great grandpaps Iver Johnson and tried to get the spring in for a few minutes before pausing for some expert guidance. Thank you!!!

And I believe every word you said sir and thank you

thank you sir

Casey, you don’t know me, but I was enjoying your channel. I remember you saying that you were moving and you will not be posting any videos for a while. Well now I believe that is has been over 12 months since you have posted a video. I hope all is well with you and your family. On a separate note, I have a Catahoula and I live about 100 miles north of Sydney Australia. I would love to hear from you. Steven

really like that sectioned foundry. clever

Just found channel! Love it. Anymore videos in the future?

Very colorful your imagination is cool I'm going to make caltrops very helpful video 😊

Thank you good idea how to clean crucibles 👍👍👍

I just watched your video. I have a C. C00003

Like you I spent a career reading those sorts of books, and finally the kids have left home and I've some time to have a go myself. Thankyou fur sharing

Thanks ol timer will sub for this detailed video 😊

I think that in south america that weapon would be considered more a machete than a sword. In fact, his official designation, I think was "machete de artillería 1909" or "artillery machete 1909".

How did you get the locking lug out? My barrel opens but wont Separate so I gotta get that lug out but its not a screw out then tap like most Ive seen, its flat and flush on both sides

DO YOU HAVE A PARTLS LIST LIKE WHERE TO BUY THEM

Great job sir..thank you for sharing

during the industrial era German made sword and knife blades were exported and sold to various parts of the world where local style hilts were attached to them afterwards

In summary, don't buy this crap.

Nice to see the spirit of Dave is still alive.

Lee 90801 double cavity mold blank.

caltrops in carpentry, i'll tell you that.

Have a look a mp molds

You mentioned doing casting in junior high and high school, I went to school in Tucson Az and we had a foundry class in industrial arts, of coarse that was back in 1977 I don't think very many schools in America even have industrial arts anymore let alone a foundry class!

Hi. Great video. I have a .410 version. I would be interested to know how you removed the sideways play when the barrel opens

Such gorgeous pups!

Great info thanks!

I have a 410/44 cal Iver Johnson in near perfect condition. BRUCE

Slugs can be made for a .410 bore shotgun by partially filling spent .38 Special or .357 Magnum cases with molten lead. Grind the diameter of the case rim down to match the diameter of the case, which is approximately 0.3795" diameter. Leave the spent primer in the fired cases. The spent case head becomes the tip of the projectile. Vary the amount of lead poured to leave more or less of the case unfilled to your liking. With the spent case filled approximately 3/4 full of lead, the slugs are nose-heavy like a foster slug and more accurate. Then load the cases with the open end pushed down into a three-petal wad. Insert the wad with homemade slug and push it all the way down with a dowel, just like you would any other slug. An overshot card can be glued in to seal the end of the .410 shell. Experiment with different chokes to see what works best. Happy shooting!

very good video! Well done with great details.

I could have used this yesterday.. took me almost hour and a half to do it the way a Gundigest book said to

Come on man we need some more inspiration..

They outlawed the big steel spikes that we used nailing on tar paper or foam They had a big flat head and when dropped the usually stood straight up but people on the job were stepping on them so they went to plastic heads. Wish I had a gotten a box but back then things were cool.

This is good for workpieces that are then further processed with a CNC milling machine

Mine's an oddball saw too. A Rockwell Model 9 contractor's saw with a 9 inch blade.