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Any ideas on where I could find a stock?

1915 New England/Westinghouse M91...Now, I need to find the correct stock!

I just picked up a 1915 New England/Westinghouse M91!

I guess it's something that I'm going to learn...

I've got a local tire shop that is willing to keep a supply of used wheel weights for me...

I'm about to get started on casting my own bullets. Any tips/suggestions?

My favorite 7.62x54R load is: Graf brass 46 grains of H4895 150 grain .311 Hornady SST (seated to the cannelure) CCI 200 primer Accurate as can be, and dropped 2 deer in their tracks from the PSL! Here's a pic of one of the groups...don't mind how low it is...had the scope set on "0"... No...

No problems with wear, yet. I've used it many times since the bluing was applied...

The 1925 Tula is my favorite of the bunch, if I had to pick! I love them all!

Great, now I have to take a pic of my Mosins! You guys are a bad influence! ;) Here goes...left to right... 42 Tula Laminated stock 43 Ishevsk 91/59 25 Tula Ex-Dragoon 52 Polish M44 30 Ishevsk Ex-Dragoon 43 Ishevsk M38 45 Ishevsk M44 Laminated stock 43 Ishevsk PU Sniper http://i7.photobucket.com/alb...

This is the G96 on my CZ 82...I stripped the paint and blued the whole pistol...I just did where the holster wear was on the P64 and it blended perfectly!

And thanks, also, to my neighbor...he is a tech support guy for a computer company and had a lot of small tools!

I use G96 Bluing cream...works great, and is really easy to use!

I've also seen "Blackhawk Down" too many times, and I wiggle my index finger and tell people "This is my safety!"...Safety always ON on the P64...Just in case! If you practice enough, it's easy to disengage...

Ok...fixed it! I took a couple of coils off of the spring, while I was at it. Safety works beautifully!