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With the iminent closing of TFL I wanted to take a few minutes just to thank all the members. You ladies and gentlemen have made moderating this forum very easy. I can only recall deleting one thread and locking one or two over the years I've been involved with this site. This has been a forum...

Try again without the language. The link didn't work either. George

Harley do you (or does anyone) know or have anything on this bolt action shotgun? The fornt half of the bolt body was held by a cross pin. I thought the firing pin was screwed into the firing pin head but it won't budge. Is there something I'm missing here? I haven't seen one of these in years...

I took one of these bolt action shotguns into the shop today and I can't remeber how the bolt comes apart. Haven't seen one in eons and I don't have a reference for it. Jim, Harley, either of you or anyone else know how it's done? The front half of the bolt body came off with the removal of a...

so you guys who were waiting for disassembly/assembly instructions, drop me a line and I'll get them out to you. George

Harley, I'm looking for a definitive source that would tell when the 8mm Mauser chambers where changed from a 20deg 48min shoulder to the 19deg shoulder and what rifles it affected. What I've found so far leads me to believe that any rifle produced after 1905 has the 19deg shoulder but I can't...

John, please e-mail me. I've lost your e-mail address and can't remember the handle you used on the forum. George

Well it ain't fancy but it's done enough to provide a little information. I will be adding to it as time goes by but it's up and running. http://www.stringergunsmithing.com. George

Folks, my computer got infected by some kind of virus about a week or so ago. I've only been able to get on and communicate twice during that time. In the process of fixing this problem my hard drive was wiped, I lost my e-mail address book etc. If you've attempted to e-mail me in the last 10...

If any of you folks have rifles, pistols or shotguns that you feel are no longer safe to use and cannot or are not worth saving, e-mail me. I will gladly pay the shipping to take them off your hands. I'll cannabalize them for what parts I think I may be able to use and then me and the BATF will...

I replied to both of your e-mail addresses and both bounced. At the risk of being commercial I'll post the info here. The extensions are $110.00 ea with the Clark barrel band, $73.00 ea with a Choate barrel band and $65.00 ea without a barrel band. Prices do not include shipping. (Add $3.20)...

For Yodar and anyone else who might need it. My mailing address is: Stringer Gunsmithing 501 W. Main St. Earlington, KY 42410 Phone: (270) 383-3346

Did you get my e-mail? George

I had a system failure this past weekend that fried my hard drive and I lost all of my e-mail address book. If I have a gun that belongs to you in for work or have done work for you in the past please e-mail me so that I can get my address book back up. I have all of your mailing addresses but I...

Guys and gals, over the past two months I have had half a dozen 870 Expresses come in with the same complaint. Mysteriously disappearing magazine springs. In every case, either the factory plug was installed backward at the factory or the owner (none owned up to it) took it apart to clean and...

A customer brought in a Remington 552 yesterday that he had cleaned. His receiver and triggerguard were white. I already know what happened to it but I thought I might throw this out and see if anyone else might have an idea. George