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My son and I cleared out some land for a 25 yard range for appleseed practice while I was wearing a full sized 1911 using the modular Total Eclipse holster. Normally I don't wear a gun long when working in the field, but this holster stayed tight to my body and was out of the way. I totally recommend it.
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The Cetme has a novel front sight adjustment where the front sight is actually not centered. As you turn it it moves side to side and changes windage and elevation.
I bought a Cetme rifle with a black stock, but I wanted a green stock to match my glock and the integrated take down pin holders that were built into the HK stock.
It wasn't difficult, although it wasn't exactly easy either. After the build the rifle worked great and I really liked the look.
The "HK Slap" is a method used with roller lock rifles to ensure a consistent feed and chambering of rounds. Most people use it because it looks cool, but it actually has a purpose.
I learn first hand that a pack of ten targets should not be used as one target 10 times the size.
I made this video at the request of a friend and subscriber that wanted to know how to upgrade their personal hunting shotgun and trun it into a easier to use home defense shotgun.
The legal length of a shotgun barrel comes from the face of the closed breech - this can be a different measurement than the barrel is marked. The ATF doesn't care what the barrel says if they can make a felon out of you. Don't run foul of the law.
This video shows how to make a dirt cheap and simple hot glue training round that uses no gunpowder. A primer powered round is cheap and can be shot into simple cardboard box targets and reused over and over.
DO NOT SHOOT PEOPLE OR ANIMALS WITH THIS ROUND!
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He goes through the product history, starting with the hand powered Manual Udderly EZ Milker, the natural progression to the electric pump powered Ultimate milker, and finally to the Latest Ultimate EZ Bucket Milker.
We use these milkers on our family farm dgwhomestead.com
But we sell them through our family business http://wwwg/greengoatgrazing.com
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This video shows how to make a dirt simple smoke mix out of two simple to find common household ingredients.
This video shows how to make a dirt simple smoke mix out of two simple to find common household ingredients.
Two part Binary Targets are legal in many jurisdictions if certain precautions are taken.
The problem is that is can get expensive or hard to find commercial formulations.
In this video we show how we make a two part target from a simple cold pack and aluminum powder.
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In a defensive situation you don't always have a choice - what do you do in a close quarters situation when you absolutely cannot afford to miss, but you know pressing the muzzle into the bad guy will cause a malfunction? The answer is - Do what is shown on this video...
This device is most ofter used to treat mastitis and collect colostrum. However, for small farms the sub $200 price tag makes it very economical for someone with only a goat or two.
I have messed around with several DIY types of milkers for around the same total cost. However, none of them were as reliable, sanitary, or trouble free as this milker has been.
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Believe it or not, this technique is taught in one of the largest law enforcement training academies in the south east.
Deflection shooting is a specialty technique for use against large groups. Instead of a single target, bouncing the shot off the ground spreads it out as well as throwing gravel and other debris into the target area.
Anyway, the subject of TASERS came up. As always, my pet peeve of people thinking stun guns and tasers are the same thing came out.
Luckily one of the students happened to be a taser instructor. Since he carried one, we could get a demonstration.
The student instructor he was kind enough to give me what is known as a Taser Drive Stun, instead of shooting me he jammed it into my back.
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Generally garlic is planted in the fall. This is because it needs a cold treatment to do well. BUT... If you have a long growing season like we do here in the South, you can get away with planting in late February or early March. I decided to try it so my bulbs may not be as big as they would be if I timed it properly, but I won't let that discourage me.
I don't know how much you want to plant of garlic, but each bulb has several cloves and each clove will produce a bulb so basically each pound of garlic you plant will yield between 4-8 pounds of garlic at the end of the season.
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One of the first guns I ever bought for myself was a Springfield Armory M6 scout rifle. Like almost all owners of the M6 scout, I really like the concept, but I find it needs a sling swivel to really fit my needs.
For the uninitiated, the M6 scout started life as a survival item for Air Force pilots. It is a hinge action over under that breaks into two parts for storage. The air force version is normally a .22 hornet over .410, but mine is a .22 long rifle over .410. The actual military model’s barrel is shorter than the National Firearm Act allows for unregistered firearms, so the civilian barrel is about 4 inches longer. It has two cutouts on the sheet metal stock that are supposed to be improvised wrenches, but I have never attempted to use them. In my opinion, other than the size and weight of the gun, the best feature is that the buttstock opens to hold 4 .410 shells and 15 .22 (only 9 if it’s a .22 hornet)
While I am an unreconstructed tinkerer that loves messing with things, I am pretty conservative with my firearms, and do not modify them without having a clear and specific goal in mind. I don’t own any “safe queens” or Barbeque guns, all of my firearms are tools, primarily for my family’s or my own self defense. Over the years I have seen too many overly modified guns lose reliability with each “improvement” to the designer’s specifications.
However, there were four areas that my scout needed improvement, and none of them modified the actual mechanical function of the firearm in anyway. Since the purpose of this gun is to forage in a E&E (escape and evasion) scenario its intended use makes it perfect for a GHB (Get Home Bag) kept in a car trunk. My first addition addressed this and was the purchase of the optional blue plastic case to hold both the gun, a 100 round box of .22 long CB caps and two .45 caliber bianchi clips that I stretched and forced 12 .410 shells into (an appropriate mix of 6 #6 shot, 4 slug, and 2 00 buck).
My next mod was to remove the trigger guard from the “trigger” which is actually a bar that you can squeeze with you entire hand if needed. All I did was pry the stock apart slightly and pull the guard out (its stamped steel).
Next, I wrapped a long length of paracord along the barrel as the gun does not have any furniture on it. This provides me with a cool place to put my hand if I somehow shoot enough to heat the barrel, and it gives me some cordage for emergency use. According to some, crewmen were taught to do this using paracord from their chutes if they ever bailed out.
My last modification, and the subject of the video below, was the addition of a sling swivel on the buttstock. For years I have tried to find a factory sling swivel to attach to my scout. The barrel has a hole at the muzzle for attachment, but the buttstock does not. The only furniture on the gun is a small rubber pad on the buttstock, but the screw that holds it in is not substantial enough to do its designed job and hold a sling.
While at the reloading store the other day, I saw a sling swivel for an AR-15 hand guard. I knew immediately that it would work. It was a normal QD swivel on a stud, a round spacer/washer, and an aluminum nut with a round base. While this was designed to fit through a hole in an AR-15 hand guard, at $7 it was cheaper than any CQ sling swivel stud I had found.
Basically, I used a drill press to drill a hole the aluminum nut could fit into, then screwed the swivel stud into it through the washer. Later I may trim it up a little with my dremel, but for now it works well enough for my purposes.
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It is simple. It is easier to make eggplant Parm that way. This vegetarian meal required only 15 minutes of prep. The oven does the work for an easy, kid friendly, weeknight meal.
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