Technical Questions & Answers

So as I said in another post I am working to get another batch done. So yesterday I did a .22 over .410 double. I like to polish around the barrel not back to front (Even if the maker did it front to back) It took me 3 1/2 hours to do it the right way (Around the barrel). I just think a barrel looks much better with the lines going around the barrel.

But my price will stay the same.

I do things all by hand no wheels or sanding blocks. Like polishing your shoes (Back and forth).

I finish it off with a wrap around so the lines go all around the barrel with no breaks.

So today I will work on 2 barrels for a Mossberg 500 It amazes me how bad the factory does there polishing One pass and you can see bad lines and small…

So I am working on another blue batch and checked to see if the chemicals I use are available and to no surprise they are not.

Good thing the last time I got them I got all that they had.

Plenty to do a few batches so by then the chemicals should be around. I will keep looking so if Brownells gets them in I will get extra.

The wood is almost done just a few more coats of oil for them.

I think I will start posting before and after pictures.

Maybe even create a new forum. For all to post there projects.

I got a e-mail from a customer asking if the High Point model 4095 is legal in NY.

It is a semi auto rifle with a pistol grip and removable magazine. I need to check into it sense the magazine inserts in the grip. But I think it falls under "The assault Rifle" category.

So I do not think it is legal BUT remember we now need a Semi auto permit or it added to your pistol permit (saying you are allowed to have semi autos).

Earl I will check into it and get back to you.

Edit- No it is not legal with out adding a stock like the one from ATI.