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So I had this little problem with the scope sliding on the grooves. To resolve it I got a conversion mount for air rifles from standard groove to weaver rail. It clamps the grooves about 3" on each side and I added a third screw to make it tighter. It also has a set screw down through the top to hel...

Thanks, it didn't start out that way. In fact when I first saw it, my thought was what did I just buy..... LOL http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v706/MGB/Toys/pix3894156.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v706/MGB/Toys/Orig-1.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v706/MGB/Toys/clean6.jpg In short...

Here's a pic of my 5mm


at the range it shoots lie this


In the field it gives good results

BTW, I'm a fellow Marine dad Please give your son a big "THANK YOU" from an o'l River Rat....... these days no one knows what that is anymore..... LOL My son spent 6 yrs in the Corps and now is back home :D Seeing the boys off to Iraq was the hardest day of my life, but greeting the men when they r...

I have a few and I really don't know which could be called my favorite. I had this old high standard double 9 that was way fun to shoot but on single action you could push the hammer off with your thumb, so I only shot it double action and it had a horrible trigger pull. Problem is I still liked it,...

Anyone have any expirence with this? I just got an old Remington 592 and tried out some of the new Centurion ammo. Shot a 10 rnd group measuring 7/32" at 25yds. 30gr hp at 2300fps = 352 flbs at the muzzle and 272 flbs @ 100yds. if it works in the field as advertised it will retire both the .22m and ...

Well you know if you have something unusual then one shouldn't expect folks to provide a lot of info. I didn't. I just kept digging at various sites. Some posts I checked were from as early as 2000. When I found a post about the 260 I'd email the author and ask questions. A couple responded one guy ...

Well Gents, I have found out a bit about this Kodiak 260. First off it was made some time between 1963 & 1966. It is stamped KODIAK, North Haven, Conn. USA Model 260 .22 WMR. No S/N. The butt plate has four circles like a target. It is tube fed and it is the first semi-auto 22 magnum. Kodiak made th...

There are several that I like to do. The very first is installing a yellow jacket bolt buffer. I bought mine on ebay, now I think it is around $12 for two. These were the first ones that have stood up to the number of rounds I put through it over a year (+/- 10k) Next I install an automatic bolt rel...

Hello,
I am looking for information on a Kodiak mod 260. Any info would be appriciated, and especially on how to remove the bolt.

Thank you