I purchased a Bonanza Co-Ax press in the 70s. I am still using it. Bonanza is Forester's old name. In the 70s it was a popular press for the bench rest crowd.
Last year, I purchased a 05 Ranger with a V6 manual transmission for $1500. It has over 200K miles but it was a one-owner trade-in. I inspected the truck prior to purchase and it indicated a cylinder #4 misfire. I pulled the #4 sparkplug and found a very worn sparkplug. The frontend clicked...
I believe the Tipo Garands have 30 06 barrels that were shortened 1/2" and rechambered to 7.62x51. This required the op rod and stock to be shortened. New shortened stocks are usually marked MT and the op rods are marked Tipo 2. The heel of the receivers were scrubbed, but often some of the...
IO has a poor reputation for its rifles and customer service. I wouldn't spend much to improve the rifle. Anything you purchase to correct the problem will probably need to be fitted. With a close inspection, you may be able to see what needs adjustment for a better fit.
Linear compensators just direct the muzzle blast forward away from the shooter. They may be of some help to the shooter, but they do not reduce the actual noise level.
I am reading
Unintended Consequences online. It is interesting, but a long read.
https://www.freedomsphoenix.com/Uploads/129/Media/Unintended_Consequences.pdf
In the early 80s, a 4" S&W M19 in an Allessi square inside the waistband holster, or if I thought I might need more a 6.5" Magnaported S&W M29 in a Jackass "Dirty Harry" shoulder holster. A S&W 469 was for more hidden carry. For long guns an HK91 and an HK512 shotgun. Later a Browning DBA 45...
You might call Rob's Bullets about their offerings.
https://www.robsbullets.com/store/p9/60_Cal_Round_Ball_%28.600%29_-_Cast_-_100%25_or_Hardcast_Lead.html#/
http://castboolits.gunloads.com/showthread.php?47198-