New 10.3 upper on right. Almost a twin.
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New 10.3 upper on right. Almost a twin.
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Those are lookin' mighty fine! I love my 10.5. Sweet pair of blasters!
Picked 3 of these from member stevenc23. Lyman case lube pad. My RCBS one was way past expiration.
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Originally Posted by Squeeze
Not bad. Now if only he'd get of the pot and list everything at once, instead of an item yesterday, one next week, etc.
New front door and lock-set with partial nighttime installation because sometimes I'm "that guy" on the block.
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CZ 75 SP-01 Tactical in 9mm
Have wanted to get a pistol that would be able to take a suppressor. Shot it last week sending around 150 rounds of various ammo manufactures through it.
It ran flawless and was a great blaster. Very pleased. [rockon]
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That's a nice looking blaster! Glad it ran well for you. I've always liked the CZ pistols. They are a bit heavy, but run.
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Originally Posted by Irving
"That Guy" has a major entry / weak point with that glass. Another reason "those guys" have cameras and guns ;)
Picked this up from Mark Chanlynn the other day. I had him build me a 6x45.
There is metal in the glass. I bet it's not that strong, but strong enough that no one is putting their hand through. If they want in badly enough, the picture window two feet away would be pretty enticing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
It's 2016, what self respecting home invader isn't using a Breaching Saw? [Comeon]Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
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Velocitas, Opprimere,
Violentia Operandi
Yeah, a little better than the last one ~ 5 years january.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fentonite
Finally got the docs to call me back. Nothing concerning in the MRI - but they want to compare with the previous ones. (can't they look this shit up? they have before) So I need to dig up the old discs. Or not. :)
EEG - nothing worth noting. So I spent money to find out nothing, that changes nothing. Frustrating.
After several back and forth issues, I was finally able to get my new wheels and tires on my motorcycle Friday afternoon. This has been ongoing for months gathering parts and having things built, so I'm glad to finally get them on.
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sweet bike! wish my garage/shop was that clean and organized.
Man I love that! My next bike for sure !
Picked up some carbon heal guards ...
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Me too, that's my dads. He had the motorcycle lift so it made it much easier. Oddly enough on my way home from his house I saw a lift at a yard so for $20, so now I too have a lift.Quote:
Originally Posted by kwando
Thanks, I've been having a blast with it. Way fun taking it offroad. The traditional Harley guys aren't too sure what to think about it. I'm going for sort of a modern '70's scrambler look. Exhaust is next on the list.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spdu4ia
High mount flat tracker style I hope
Very nice! I have been thinking about one of these for quite a while. Mark is the man! Let us know how it shoots and feeds.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lars
Originally that is what I wanted, but my son has fallen in love with riding on the back with me so that won't work. We're going to build something that goes just under the rear pegs, then kicks up from there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spdu4ia
I finally shot it this evening, doing my barrel break in, and it ran like a champ. Doing my break in it was still dropping groups under an inch. The Wilson combat receiver with the nickel boron BCG was smooth as glass and cleaned up like a charm. I had to wrap it quickly because of a storm rolling in but I'm pretty excited by how she performed tonight.Quote:
Originally Posted by Delfuego
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I'll bite.Quote:
Originally Posted by newracer
What is it?
Some sort of sensor?
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Originally Posted by newracer
Front impact sensor for the air bag system in my Silverado.Quote:
Originally Posted by ray1970
Hope it cleared your service air bag light & codes, on my GMC, I replaced both of them and it didn't clear. And after a little while the code changed to a deployed air bag code. And no my air bags have not deployed..... Ducking General motors........Quote:
Originally Posted by newracer
It did. I know a guy that was able to scan the computer before I bought the part and it said it was the front sensor. I wonder if your problem is the clock-spring.
Picked this up yesterday as soon as it was done being built.
SeaArk 1660 tunnel jet hull with factory Yamaha jet.
Pretty much a necessity up here if you want to go anywhere.
Taking out to start break in process in a few minutes.
Nice! Now you have a way to have more "boat accidents"
Velocitas, Opprimere,
Violentia Operandi
I had the codes read too, and it said it was the front impact sensors, so I replaced them. Still kept getting the service air bags warning light and message. So I just kept driving it.Quote:
Originally Posted by newracer
Then I had to get some dealer (butt raper) work done, and they read the codes again, and now it says that the air bags had been deployed ???
Almost squeaked by the rest of riding season without a bike. I picked up a 'little' winter project to tinker with; 2006 Kawi ZX14. It is my first bike over 1000cc and it's a missile on wheels.
I had no intentions of buying another bike this year, nor was I even looking when I picked it up. It found it's way to me, literally. Too good of a deal to pass up. It needs a few things here and there but all the major parts are and I already have the missing front fender and mirrors put on.
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Bout one of these covers today in kryptek highlander. Stole the factory pic, I'll put my own up someday.
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Tactical fleshlight?
^^^ Cover for the suppressor, pretty much...
Just curious...what does a suppressor cover actually do, besides the obvious?
Haha sorry just being a smartass. I dig it, it always reminds me of the canvas-wrapped Sten suppressors.Quote:
Originally Posted by lex137
It helps to mitigate the heat mirage when used on a rifle with magnified opticsQuote:
Originally Posted by Bailey Guns
Ah...learn something new every day. Thanks.
It's also nice insurance for accidentally grabbing it after a few mags. Make that mistake once and they're worth it regardless.
e: Actually might be totally wrong on these new ones. I'd used them on the Sten, one on some post sample AR, and MAC10, and those were for that purpose, but I googled it and yeah looks like now the selling point is the mirage prevention. Do they still protect your hands or are they now just completely for mirage reduction?
Yeah the inner core is good up to 2000°f and the outer is like 3000°f, the rope has a higher heat rating than the putter cover. Got for the heat mirage, my sbr (don't accidentally burn myself/ melt my pants, and now I can put it down on a table without melting or burning the table which I've done by accident.
Neat. I never would've believed how hot those things could get until I played with them myself. I was friendly with some people who worked for a manufacturer and they had a post-sample M249 with some absurd suppressor on it and I can still remember how much of a pain it was to clean off the plastic from the folding table that had melted to it when I set it down.