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I saw your ad, but I'm not having any luck in finding any info on Don Nygord and his gunbuilding/smithing talent. I have heard his name, and know he is someone of stature. But most of the stuff I've read has been more of instructional in nature. Maybe someone can tell me where to find more info. I'...

Looking forward to it.

From Pilkguns website:

Feinwerkbau FWB 103

This model has been DISCONTINUED

better grip. I was thinking about wearing a thin glove with finger exposed. So only the palm part is leather gripping. If you believe that your grip is inadequate, then you should spend some time with sandpaper and/or filler to alter your stocks to obtain a better fit to your hand. If your hand is ...

One of the oldest posts that I can find on here regarding damage from cleaning pellets is from you about using them in an LP5 and them getting in the mechanism. Now that I could see, if a bunch of crud gets into the magazine feeding mechanism that could screw up the feeding. I wonder if this is whe...

MSC wrote:
Plenty of guys that shoot 45 at my club, so maybe they'd sell reloads for something reasonable until I could get set up...

Thanks for any input.

It's OK to lend someone reloaded ammo, but it is illegal to sell reloaded ammo without all kinds of licenses. So don't be surprised if people refuse.

Few years ago Don Nygord was looking at my air pistol and ask me if I was cleaning my barrel. I said I shot few felt pellets till they came out clean. He then showed to me how to make cleaning device for air pistols out of heavy monofilament fishing line and ran few patches saturated with, I believ...

Totally agree with Richard.

I have experimented with wetting a felt pellet with TSI301, followed by several dry pellets. I could see no benefit in doing this and it was a bit of a bother.

When I first started out, I remember reading that one must align the barrel with his forearm. I took this as something that I should follow exactly, since the instruction was from a top shooter. It took me many years (I'm a slow learner sometimes) to realize that his tip was simply a rough starting...

Fred , thankyou very much for the photos...if the first one is yours,is there some kind of latching when it's closed ? thanks, Jonathan As received my Toz was fitted with Toz grip and forend. Nygord had inletted a ball bearing into the forend to act as a friction lock on the block operating arm. Wh...

Ken O wrote:Do they work? Do you use them?

Yes. Yes

Brownells sells a tool designed to repair chambers with this problem. Reasonable price and will probably save you hours of work with makeshift punches, etc

https://www.brownells.com/aspx/NS/store ... 869&st=&s=

Here's another one - this picture from the Rink site, so presumably modified in Europe

Here is a Toz sidecocker by Don Nygord

What exactly allows Pilkington's LP-50's to take a scope. Can a non-pilk Steyr be modified to take a Weaver mount? The Pilkington LP50 has a cut out in the barrel shroud which will accept a weaver ring. Pilkington sells a modified rail that mounts in place of the rear sight http://www.pilkguns.com/...

I ggogled and found http://www.superpages.com/bp/San-Antoni ... 513242.htm
so the company is apparently still in business

Steve Swartz wrote:
Some people don't like spiders . . .

That's me! I make my wife stomp them. :-)

Brad B wrote:Does anyone have any knowledge/experience with the Day .22 conversion unit regarding relialbility and accuracy? Especialy compared with the Marvel units. Thanks, Brad

See my earlier response to BWayne viewtopic.php?t=20040

Yeah, O.K., I have a reputation for being somewhat sensitive to commercial advertising/product endorsement type posts. A deserved reputation i guess. Many, if not most, of us give product endorsements when we post why we like/dislike certain products. Is it commercial advertising when I say - don't...

I am interested in a .22 conversion for a 1911. I found a 30x conversion made by Day Arms Corp. San Antonio, TX Are these any good? Are magazines available? Any info would be appreciated. I owned a Day Arms conversion for many years, liked it so much I had a custom lower made up for it. I shot slig...