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Originally Posted by ChunkyMonkey
That from the ronmexico Covert Pistol edition ?
It matches his thongQuote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
Ouch. Suggest he see a doc, IMMEDIATELY.Quote:
Originally Posted by ChunkyMonkey
Nice work. I used Rustolium 2x for my front Kidney Grille, and worked out well. Black on Black always looks nice.Quote:
Originally Posted by SouthPaw
Finally got the form 1 after 7 months.
Had the upper for a while and the saker 762. Now to see how the MVB industries stock runs.
Looks like the pistol Harry Potter would carry.Quote:
Originally Posted by ChunkyMonkey
just installed
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He is a brit and anti gun... [dig]Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Report please!Quote:
Originally Posted by Walker2970
The G2S is pretty much the same trigger as the SSA. It just doesn't have all of the fancy, laser engraved wording on it so they sell it cheaper.Quote:
Originally Posted by rondog
How well does that Plasti-dip spray hold up against rock chips, sun, weather and other road rash?Quote:
Originally Posted by SouthPaw
Well it hasn't been on there that long but its holding up great. The key is to apply it heavy. Obviously the thicker coating makes it harder to damage but also it makes it a lot easier to remove. Literally peel back a corner and the rest will come off in a big sheet/one piece. I hand wash my truck and it holds up to the scrubbing and pressure washer to remove the bugs. I checked the other day for rock chips and none were to be found but time will tell. So far I am very pleased with it.Quote:
Originally Posted by HoneyBadger
I've had it on the front of my truck for years and it's holding up great
Did my wheels last year and still holding up great. Cleaning and abrading the surface was the key.
Picked this up at Aurora Honda today. I had a 2005 Honda 250cc Reflex Sport. I loved it, but I needed something more. So...here is the 2009 Yamaha 500cc TMax. This thing is awesome.
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will be running it this weekendQuote:
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Originally Posted by Squeeze
I wasn't aware Laz-e-boy went in to the motorcycle business. They comp you a free cup / remote holder?
Trauma kit. $20 for the basic kit with bag, then I added some quik-clot pads and gauze, an israeli bandage, and a tourniquet.
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Also got 500 62gr bonded SP bullets from RMR.. these are new not pulled. Loaded up 30 of them with 24gr of TAC, they ran great.
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New S&W goodness, 686 and a 642. I just need some new grips.
Suspension upgrade goodies.
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Originally Posted by trlcavscout
Oddly enough i know someone who has grips for the J frame.
Picked this up from Marine24!!
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I sprayed a bunch on my truck last fall and it still looks great.Quote:
Originally Posted by HoneyBadger
Is the Plasti-dip cheaper online than in stores? I've got a project it will be perfect for.
Purdy!!! I'm a bigger fan of .30-30, .44mag and .45-70. Still, that is a nice shootin' iron.Quote:
Originally Posted by rondog
And? Moving up or down?Quote:
Originally Posted by GunsRBadMMMMKay
Ya I wanted that one, thats nice!Quote:
Originally Posted by cableguy11
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This is a Delta Universal Mobile Base kit that I put together so I can move a 400 lb. pottery kiln around the garage shop. I use a similar welded mobile base for my Delta contractors table saw which works like a charm. This kit is made to be assembled with hardwood to whatever dimensions are needed for any machinery. Since the kiln will fire at up to 2600° F, I didn't want any flammables in the frame. Instead of using hardwood I cut 1.5" square steel stock, drilled 50 holes and coated the metal. It's pretty slick, and hell for stout. Now I can assemble the kiln and start putting it to use, then stow it in a corner out of the way.
One of my goals is to get most everything in the garage shop on wheels--all the storage racks, tool chests, machine stands, winery and pottery equipment, everything easily moveable.
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Originally Posted by Hummer
Outside the freezer, loading , work benches and storage racks. Everything is on wheels. Including me ;)
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Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
Ha ha! Us broken down old guys have to think about how to avoid the wear and tear that comes with lifting heavy stuff. Now if I can figure out how to put wheels on the Garands....:)
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Finally picked up a replacement for my pos fitbit. Garmin Vivofit HR,so far way better than the charge hr.
Nice! Looks like it could work as a launcher, and tow an antelope home too.
85 lb weight limit, it's possible.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hummer
I have those pants.Quote:
Originally Posted by hurley842002
You're one of how many that look at a guys pants?Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
You're so tactical.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Need those cargo pockets to hold tools.