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I would have never cut the threads off of that ball valve. I would have left it there and found a cap to go on it, just in case.

Ive had several Titsauce 1911s they are good but I dont care for any kind of cerakote type finish.

I didn't like mine,hard to load magazine,and recoil was insane

Awesome job!

What’s your torque specs for tightening the action to the stock?

Gotta zoom in on the bipod so I can see what you're describing

The 20 is fine for 1960 retro lapping. That's how they mounted bipod back then

MAGA

Great video! Gave me some good ideas. I will be building myself something similar. I’ll opt to go with only deadbolts like you used and adding the extra flange to the top and full latch side.

Man I almost went out and bought a chiappa. Glad I saw this. Rough rider it is.

Excellent video. Thank you.

Get some battery holders, a watt meter… you’ll be able to actually measure energy content. Also you won’t have to sit there and monitor when the battery runs out.

Unfortunately I fell in love with these too late. If only I knew when I was a kid.

Great video. I'm glad you like the 605 enough to carry because I just suggested to some friends to get the optics ready model. I liked and subscribed.

100-grain NP was made in heaven for the .250 Savage. You did about everything right building your Springfield .250.

My first blowback I was caught off guard at the range, fingers turned black and puffs on each pull. Ha. American Eagle 115 gr. I appreciate the video I can tell I will cleaning often with that level I saw today. Thank you.

Soooo. Couldn't you just cut around the plates with a reciprocating saw?

The best gun storage is one that isn’t even visible. The one in my friends basement is a room with a sliding bookcase in front of the metal door. You don’t go looking for things that you don’t think are there.

Good job. Thank you. Cheers.

Put some thick dust felts under the control knobs and push them snug to re install them. That way there’s some resistance on the knobs. Also, throw the regulator away and get a good one with a rotometer on it.

I was told you always fill the oil filter and spread some oil on the oil ring before you put it back on

I have a 2016 kohler 22 hp cub cadet and the oil change port is right under the (geeze forgot what you call it ) . I am a woman and it is hard getting my fingers under there to loosen it .Can't find the info also on how much oil to put back in it . I know I had the book but can't find it . I want to extend the port but want to do it right

One bad bump and your going to have a flat because of where you put those self tapping screws there going right into the tire

I’ve got a R92 in 45 Colt and no hang ups while cycling, hope they get yours straightened out. S/F

Don't know whether its still available, but Rossi used to have a .454 Casul version, which I was told could handle .45 Colt as well. I tried both the Henry, and the Rossi, looking for a 'truck gun". Ended up with the Iron Sighted 92, HOWEVER, I have a habit of having my 'old guy' gunsmith give every new rifle a once over before I take possession. As a result, I don't seem to have any case hanging problems (I bought the .357 version-knocks whitetail bucks on their azz- boars too, we got both here) The action on mine is smooth (maybe not 'butter', but margarine :) and the price was just fine. I'm a stalker hunter (NOT tree blind) so the bright finish on the Henry (they do offer the rifle in a black/blued finish) is a negative, not a positive for me. As you note, in the sunlight the Henry was like carrying a mirror :) One thing I will mention bout the weight. Though the Henry was a bit heavier, it seemed to have (at least for me) slightly better balance. In any event, I wanted a toss in the truck ranch gun that would handle most everything I have on the ranch- coyotes, boars, white tail, the occasional cougars that roam through here (though I generally leave em alone, as with deer like rabbits, they leave my horses alone- hehe I have Mustangs, and the stallions run em off without much delay;) The only thing that can sometimes become an issue are the North Slope Canadian Black Bears, that some bright college kid decided to 'introduce' down here when Florida refused to sell the State Fish & Game boys, some of the formerly native to this area, American Black Bear. Trust me, these things can get REALLY big, and on occasion act more like a Mountain Grizzly, than a 'normal' Black Bear. Over the last 30 years or so , we've had em tear open doors to get at the people behind them, chase hunters up trees- one poor fellow lost a foot and the boot it was in at the time, and more than a few over zealous dogs have had their tickets punched. Now while a .44 mag is clearly more appropriate should you have to deal with one of these with a lever gun, In the last 30 years or so, I've only had 3 (that I know of ) wander onto the ranch as they mostly seem to hang out on or near the State and Federally protected watershed/river areas to the south of where I am. In any event, like you, I liked and still like both the Henry and the Rossi. Oh, one last thought on the .357 vs. other caliber's in a lever gun. Until you start dishing out the big bux for something like Buffalo Bore's +P heavy loads (which REALLY ups the power AND the recoil of the Rossi by the way ;) my Rossi is actually quite fun to shoot and with .38 loads, inexpensively so. In any event, good vid and I totally second your conclusions.

I bought my Henry Big Boy in .357 magnum for under $900.00 at a gun show. All of the Rossi’s that I have found are higher priced. I can’t compare the two as I haven’t fired a Rossi, but my Big Boy is as smooth as butter.

Use the extra half for a floor.

@jackofalltrades How is the repair holding up?

Nice but no fire protection

Thanks Ed enjoyed the video Taurus bought Rossi they have pretty good customer service

Great video .375 Win very rare not 357, drill and tap one will greatly devalue your gun

Straight up great take down video. Well done.

I have one, I’ve shot over a 1000 rounds thru it. Only jamming problem was aluminum cased ammo. Also changed trigger spring to a 6#, they come with 11#.

I have one and it's a great all around .30 caliber lever action rifle ever made. Amazing work of art.

I just got the cpx2 gen 3, i pick it up today, watching most of the videos about it its nitpicky stuff that they complain about, i grew up around guns and know what im doing with them, i just needed something and dont have the 500 plus dollars that everyone else thinks is a budget for a gun, i love your shirt by the way,

I have a stainless Springfield Loaded 1911 45 and I just bought a Tisas B45 duty model with ambidextrous safety because I am a lefty. The Tisas is a true milspec 1911, you can swap parts with other 1911s and so far function just as my Springfield at half the price. Tisas pricing is due to their economy which has nothing to due with the quality of their pistols tho. Prices are going to move up a bit but not much. Tisas uses top notch CNC machining so their production is that of many other overpriced manufacturers making 1911s robbing people.

did this to a sinking sidewalk 5 years ago...still doing fine👍👍

Just a fair warning to anyone buying this kit- I had the same problem as another commenter - the wire harness plug would not fit my existing connector. This, in spite of the fact that the light set I'm replacing was also purchased at HF, about four years ago. So, I would suggest the first thing you do after opening the package is to check the fitting to see if it matches your existing rig. If it doesn't, maybe they will take it back, or you're left with splicing wires together to make things work. This new setup also has ground wires coming out of the lights, which was not the case on the previous package I bought there, so one more hassle to deal with.

Always enjoy videos on Rossi's, especially one's I already own lol. I've got quite a few Rossi's and the 45 colt 20 inch is one I have. They can be a little annoying to work in the beginning but I've found the more you work them the better they get. Thanks for the video!

Im going to the home depot batteries AA thank you your review

Hello I'm a new subscriber can you please do costco and sam's club Batteries AA please

Great video! Do you prefer T27 (flat face) or T29 (angled face) flap discs? Thanks!

I know its been a couple years but do you happen to have any info on the sno blower attachment? Looking to get an XT LT 46 and would love to get the snow blower attachment

Had a tire put in my 2005 beetle 2.0 but then in the way home I heard something hit the road. Now something is going on with the vacuum and the car (if it starts) quickly dies

I've had too many electronics damaged by Duracell so switched to Energizer. Now even those it seems leak. I had new ones rot right in their store package after 3 or 4 years in cool indoor storage. I'm giving up on *all* of them and switching to NiMH. Ikea ones are inexpensive and very high capacity. I wouldn't buy any other brand of NiMH. For special cases like my multimeters that are used infrequently I'll use Lithium Energizer, at least those don't leak.

I have 2 12.5's 2 16's and 2 20's .. all with shoot minute of scumbag/pie plate at 200 yards and "at speed" even with my 60 plus year old eyes. They will do it with m193 or m855 (a tad different zero between the two.) For consistency sake all the ammo I use now is Freedom Munitions as it is also my cached ammo for shtf/pass on to kids/grandkids. I have been using and stashing it since 2007/2008.

I like the honest review. I'll definitely be watching party two

Love to see you look at a cva scout in .44mag

I got the Ballhead and Gunstock from Cold steel, and I'm very impressed with their durability and utility. I can't wait to do some re enactment stuff and okichitah stuff

I hated that chucky doll. My step brother had a "my buddy" doll around late 80s esrly 90s and me and my other stepbrother wouldnt go to bed unless it was in the hamper and we piled out big trucks and super hero figures on the lid