Recent content by JackFish

http://pure-gas.org/ this link has been posted before but is worth bumping up

If you're getting a good deal on the price it then yes, but I wouldn't pay retail. I didn't, and have a stash of a couple dozen bottles in 5/30 and 10/30. I doubt that using it would cause any harm to your engine.

Your oci's are a little short because you just can't wait to change it...

Can I get one of those socks for my car?

If the door was hit by a projectile it should still be in the vicinity somewhere.

Warning shot = you missed

Wix 51515 and 51773:

Have you guys seen this report? Quote: The table below extracts the results. The lower the number of pounds the better. Interesting that a simple mix of acetone and power steering fluid (PSF) works the best! Penetrating oil Average load Price per fluid ounce None 516 pounds WD-40 238 pounds...

Originally Posted By: Stuart Hughes And then there was the: .35 Remington - no direct Winchester counterpart. I have a .35, it's a Model 14 pump with a tubular magazine. My favourite rifle. Thanks Grandad...

I live in Winnipeg, and I put in Redline 5/30 this winter because I have a stash of the stuff I picked up on sale. There is a discernible difference in the way it starts up, it seems to rev way easier than anything else I've used.

Footnote: John Utting is recorded at various addresses in Borough between 1800 and 1824. He was Gunmaker to Police Office, Union Street, Southwark between 1798-1815 That being the case, this then is probably a converted pistol. Police issue...

Ya, that's the only reference I could come up with as well.

Or the gunmaker continued to produce firearms into the percussion era period.

The only other gun I have seen on an online auction by the same maker was a flintlock. So perhaps it was a conversion kit! I doubt that it would have been converted in recent history. Maybe back then when the gun might have been "updated" to "modern" technology.

This is something my grandfather had. The only thing I have been able to find out is that there was an english gunmaker named John Utting around 1799-1820. Any ideas? It's about a .50 caliber.