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Prior to heating the polypipe I make a dummy handle from a bit of scrap wood, and I get a couple of short planks and some G clamps ready. I also have a pair of leather gloves handy, and I put a...

Here's a photo showing a blue Svord Peasant with a ring added for extra grip. The sheath knife with the orange handle is a Svord Trapper. This is much better for dealing with pigs compared to the...

A bit of string tied to the hole is a good idea, especially if the knife isn't one of the bright-coloured ones. At one stage I had a small key ring in the holes of a couple of mine. I felt they...

I have the fixed blade Svord Trapper with the bright orange handle. The sheath it came with seemed a bit crappy, so I made one out of a bit of alkathene pipe which I heated in the oven. It is a...

Yeah those Svord Peasants are great little knives. I find it easier to get one of those in and out of my pocket compared to safely reinserting a sheath knife just using one hand ... especially when...

I fitted a GCL compact 4 x 32 scope to the Bergara (thanks to Gonetropo). I was surprised and delighted to find that the open sights do not appear in the image I see through the scope. This scope...

CORRECTION: In the post above I stated incorrectly that my maximum point blank range for shooting at a two inch circle is 75 yards. I checked the table I generated with the Federal Ballistics...

Thanks for the interesting and encouraging comments. Dunno what my next rifle should be. I really like the .357 magnum calibre, although I need to have a few more successful hunts with it just to...

Yep Xtightg, hooray for the pioneer experimenters. I like, and agree with, the quotes in your footer.

I do use Trail Boss in the .357. 4.7 grains propel the Lee 358-125-RF bullets to around...

It is interesting that the suppressor is so quiet without any 'secret' design or space-age materials. Just a big, empty tube. I looked up my records and saw that I used 9 grains of Trail Boss and a...

Thanks Dama, it is something I'm enthusiastic about.

I don't remember exactly when I experienced a 'silencer' for the first time. Maybe around 1970 my Dad cut a thread on the barrel of our Anschutz .22 rimfire and then made a simple silencer for it. ...