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Lathe-Cutting Screw Threads – Part 1, by Steve A.

Making, modifying, and using threaded fasteners seems to me to be a pretty basic part of repairs needed in keeping things running. I realize that the following information is not likely to be directly used by many of the readers due to the use of a metal lathe and the terminology. An amateur machinist should be able to make threaded fasteners as described. In any event there are absolutely a number of good ways to accomplish making a threaded fastener. Understanding that this just scratches the surface of the topic, I hope that it will reach a few folks and …

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Coyotes Try to Corner 10-Point Buck Who Fends Them Off

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This buck stood his ground against these coyotes. Many hunters worry about coyotes and the negative effects they can have on a deer herd. If you’re like me, you do plenty of worrying when you do a card pull on your game cameras and see how many are running around the property. While it’s true […]

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Summer Crappie Fishing: Top Spots and Prime Tactics After the Spawn

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Getty Images: ANDY BOWLIN

Here’s the lowdown on summer crappie fishing. For those that might have always wanted to do some crappie fishing, but have never tried, it’s high time you invested a little of your hard-earned angling off hours to put yourself on top of some summer crappie. Many anglers pass off crappies in the summer as being […]

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Metro Arms, American Classic Commander 1911, by Pat Cascio

Survival |

I love a good deal when it comes to firearms – so long as the gun performs as it should. I can’t afford to purchase expensive firearms – once in a while, I run into something I can’t pass up, and buy it – but the checking account takes a hit – and my wife has to figure out how to balance things. I’m also a sucker for a good 1911 – full-size, Commander-size, or Officer’s size. I haven’t been into my local FFL since the pandemic started, close to two years ago. I’m at double risk with high blood …

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