Needle-nose pliers

start to assemble your gear. You check and, yes, you did remember to clean your spinning reels. Then you spot those needle nose pliers you've been using to remove hooks. You forgot to clean the jaws and they've rusted shut forever. It's time to invest in some fishing pliers, but which pliers? Choosing fishing pliers isn't easy because, let's face it, there are so many excellent pliers on the market. There are a few things you should keep your eyes open for: non-corrosive body metals, like titanium

largemouth bass. Along with the hook size, you'll need to consider the type of hook point you'll want. There are spear point, which are the standard, hollow point, knife edge and surgical needle. Fishing Tackle Box Heading to the fishing spot, you'll need to have a tackle box to hold all your hooks, lures and pliers. The tackle box you use will depend on a variety of factors, but mostly, it comes down to personal preference. You can use a small, plastic tackle box to hold the essentials, or you can

person he was talking to. The first item he laid out was his cell phone and then he proceeded to lay out a brand new pink ball gag, two pairs of handcuffs, and a syringe which was followed by a pair of pliers so razor sharp they could remove a finger at the bone and another pair of needle nose pliers that could remove a fingernail with a quick jerk. Also in the room was a 5 gallon pail of water already full as well as a car battery with two wires emanating from the positive and negative wires. You

The assigned reading material for this week of the course is titled "Ruger Scout Rifle", and is authored by Chick Blood. It first appeared in print in the December 2015 issue of American Gunsmith magazine. The article begins with a tip-of-the-hat nod to John Dean "Jeff" Cooper (a Marine well regarded for firearms methods, and proficiency). He is the forefather of the scout rifle from the sights, stock, magazine, and a threaded barrel. The Ruger Scout rifle was developed from their Model 77 platform

Some of the tools required are a standard ratchet set to un-bolt the carburetor, both flat head and Philips screwdrivers, and maybe even a hex. In addition to those, regular and needle-nose pliers, screwdrivers of varying sizes and possibly some small drill bits could become useful during the process. A needle valve, gaskets and floaters are also part of the required set-up when rebuilding a carburetor; however, there is a kit available on the market specifically for rebuilding Tecumseh Carburetors

A lone fish swishes through the water.  At that moment, a piece of bread dangles in front of it.  The hungry fish is tempted, swimming closer and closer.  Its jaws snap on the bread.  SPLASH!  WRIGGLE!  YANK!  The fish emerges from the water, biting down on a hook connected to an “Ultimate Reel-Them-In” fishing rod.  Spencer, a twelve-year-old boy, lives in Eustis, Florida.  His favorite hobby is fishing.  He utilizes specific tactics and strategies to capture his bounty and seriously knows how to

explain to us that the basic list of tools that we should have on hand to work on an AR-15 platform rifle are as follows Ball-peen hammer, Nylon/brass hammer, Bit driver screwdriver, Torx bit set, Hex bit set, Flat head bits, Phillips head bits, Needle-nose pliers, Lower receiver vise block, Upper receiver vise block set, and a Rifle bench block… as well as a few other tools. I already have most of those things, but as stated before there are a few things I still need to acquire. It was nice to touch

It had been a hard day’s night for Michelle, everything from the death of her mother to the sudden move to New York City had really taken a toll on her. The city was flooded with dealers; needing something to get her through the stress of the day, she did her business and rushed to her cramped apartment to calm her nerves. Unlocking the door to Apartment 64, Michelle hears a faint tune in the back of her head, too quiet to make out but too prominent to ignore. Could nobody else hear what she was

his talent of improvisation. Fauchard was able to take tools commonly used by jewelers, watchmakers, and even barbers, and craft them into tools for his own trade. It was this ingenuity that created a few very common tools seen today such as needle-nose pliers, forceps, gimlets, and the very first dental drill. Alongside his skill for crafting tools, Fauchard developed various techniques that became highly coveted knowledge for his fellow dentists, such as how to restore a cavity with a filling rather

Troubleshooting centerfire rifles, there seems to be a few similar problem areas throughout the different types of rifles. Failure to feed, failure to eject, failure to extract and misfire are the some of the most common failures, usually from being worn out, misuse or not properly being maintained with routine maintenance. Identifying what the problem is the best area to start to troubleshoot the cause of the failure. Failure to eject can have several underlying issues depending if it is a semi-automatic