Never know til you try.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
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Never know til you try.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Waiting for the shield kit/trigger to arrive, then install. Once the parts go in ASAP!Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Are you suggesting that I call around to some Longmont, Loveland, Timnath, Fort Collins, Greeley, and Windsor bowling alleys on my way up?Quote:
Originally Posted by crays
I'll be able to give a report after this Saturday's Dumont match.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tinelement
Yeah I called and stopped by several places with no luck. Seems Bristlecone has cornered the market. I ended up getting mine off eBay.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Los Osos, CA? That's just up the road from here! Enjoy your new trigger!Quote:
Originally Posted by Tinelement
You an AmeriCAN or AmeriCAN"T ??Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Nice trailer! I'd like to have one someday.Quote:
Originally Posted by newracer
You could just borrow newracer's, for an extended period.........Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave_L
Only if it comes with a chainsaw...Quote:
Originally Posted by SideShow Bob
I have a chainsaw too but neither are getting loaned out.
Finally pulled the trigger and bought a CNC plasma table. I had been debating this for awhile, deciding if I could bring in enough work to keep this table busy. only time will tell. This is a 5'x10' table and I can cut up to 1 1/2" thick steel. And here is a picture of a sign that I made for the front office for the crane company that i work for. It's made from 1/4" plate measuring out at 36" tall by 59" wide.
That your personal table, or the companies ?
It is my personal table. I cut parts for the shop in exchange for using shop space to do my side work.Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
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Originally Posted by newracer
Lucky!
That crane sign rocks!!!
Holy shit! That beats the crap out of my last equipment purchase! Nicely done.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lars
Another easier pew pew....
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Did you get the aluminum or the polymer trigger?
Aluminum.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Now I have work to do!
See you in Dumont on Saturday!
This came yesterday. Lee Pro Auto Disk and something else I can't remember come tomorrow.
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[Eek2]Quote:
Originally Posted by Lars
Ordered a pump for homebrewing and it arrived yesterday. Now I don't have to break my back every time I brew.
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Yeah...moving your full equipment around is probably the least enjoyable part of brewing. I'm still looking into keging, just waiting for the right deal on some cornys.
What's the right deal? I might have a couple of ball lock corny's to get rid of. I quit brewing a while back, but I'll still keep a couple and my co2 setup in case I do again.Quote:
Originally Posted by Graves
Kegging is definitely the way to go. Occasionally, kegconnection.com has reconditioned ball/pin lock kegs for decent price. They look rough but as long as they hold pressure, I don't care.
250 rounds. Save the brass for when I get a reload station set up in the new home and load subs with it.
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Lee Pro Auto Disk. Didn't even need the riser I ordered with it.
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/fZ...r=w538-h955-no
You'll like the auto disk. It's not super-duper accurate, but it's good enough. I was getting +/- .2 grains with some types of powder.
http://www.homebrewing.org/AIH-New-5...ck_p_5100.htmlQuote:
Originally Posted by Graves
Picked up 2 of these for my kegging system. Brand new as indicated. Only downside is they are made in China. Hold pressure just fine though, and you will not be able to find a new ball lock for the price they are selling these at. UPS kind of messed up shipping though and they each came with a nice dent in the side of them. Still hold pressure just fine though and cleaning was a lot easier than getting a used keg.
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Almost exactly the same amount I wanted to spend on goodies for the new pistol.[emoji107]
Would have cost more if I had not done it myself. Service tech responded quickly and was great to deal with. He has done diagnose only calls for us before and been more than reasonable on rates.
We have also bought appliances from his store.
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Considering that I nearly wept with joy at how easy and fast it has made reloading, you are correct in assuming I like it. I just wish I had the same experience with my new Apex trigger. It failed all day at the match today, effectively turning my pistol into a bolt action on a few stages. Nothing like clearing malfunctions AND reloading more often because you keep having to eject live rounds to eat up match time.Quote:
Originally Posted by HoneyBadger
That picture you posted doesn't look like a Dillon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Nice to see you've upgraded the reloading process.
Alright, finally got the Trijicon swapped out for a Burris Fastfire III and all the other parts installed. The parts list is as follows:
Magpul 1911 grips (modified to clear bolt stop)
Sling Shot modification to remove bolt stop release requirement
Mag disconnect safety removal
Loaded Chamber Indicator (LCI) removal kit w/insert (Tandemkross)
Eagle's Talon optimized extractor (Tandemkross)
Plus 1 Pro mag bumpers (Tandemkross)
Steel hammer bushing (mags drop free, simple take-down) (Tandemkross)
AAC Pilot 2 suppressor
Blue digital camo kydex slide-style holster (www.ColoradoHolster.com)
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https://scontent.xx.fbcdn.net/hphoto...39&oe=55A96A8D
PSA 14.7" CHF upper. Unpinned.
Cuisinart 4 in 1 cooker
Daughter sent it to us for an anniversary gift. Since she lives in CA, she collects cooking items instead of tax stamps, like her mom & dad
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Some steel and hopefully some gold.
^^^^^ good luck I hope you find a bunch of gold!