Another handle option.
http://tennesseehickoryproducts.com/
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Another handle option.
http://tennesseehickoryproducts.com/
I used a couple of the large ones today and I am not impressed. You have to get them very hot to melt the solder and they get very flimsy. It's fine if you have a stationary heat source and can hold the wires on each end of the splice. Not ideal for using in the console of a vehicle. Once cool they are stiff and seem secure and sealed though.
Picked up some VZ grips for my MC Operator from another member trying to convince myself to see the beauty in OD green frame. I still think it would look better black.
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Did he make it?
I just use a metal crimp, then solder, but don't forget the shrink tubing first!
Buy either adhesive lined marine tubing, or if you're working on bigger stuff and have 2-3x shrink, I just use a hot melt glue gun. Give it a squirt, then double down with a heat gun. However, hard to do on small stuff.
https://www.amazon.com/270-pcs-Adhes...70_&dpSrc=srch
If you need a lot of just a few common sizes, might be better to order from Mouser or Digikey.
https://www.mouser.com/Wire-Cable/Wi...er%7c0&FS=True
When I worked as a marine tech we only used T&B connectors, and a proper crimp tool. To seal the connector just squirt some silicone into the tube prior to crimping. Theoretically that should add resistance to the joint but in reality it prevented corrosion so well, and the crimper removed the silicone at the crimp well enough. The joints lasted for years even in bilges with sea water.
Two more chicks to replace the one that died. I wanted a variety to start with so I was happy at the opportunity. Also, since they are a few weeks old (to match mine) they were even discounted.
The one that looks like a chipmunk is a Speckled Sussex and the darkest one is a Barred Rock, which is the breed that got me into this whole chicken fiasco to begin with.
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Looks like someone sold you a sparrow
While not old enough by summer to start laying. They'll be old enough to hopefully handle the colder months. How's the chicken coop coming along ?
Construction probably starts tomorrow. They are supposed to be able to be in the coop full time (without heat) at 6 weeks. I'll probably have it mostly built pretty quick, and functional shortly after. Once it's ready to rock, I plan on putting them outside anyway with the heat lamp at nights. They already spend pretty much all day outside already. d
Bummer. I just walk around the house and knock on every window until he let's me in. Sometimes he tries to play tough, but when he sees me get the ladder to get the second story windows, he usually lets me in.
These were discounted down to $1.99 each at the Big R at 120th and Colorado. I don't know what the regular price is, but can't be much more. They discounted the older ones and just got new ones in.
Older chicks in the left two bins, brand new chicks in the other bins.
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I asked the kids working the cages at Murdoch's in Parker if those were nugget sized and what aisle were the deep fryers in.
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A2 front sight is gone. Replaced it with an adjustable gas block w/ flip down front sight and bayonet lug.
Franklin Armory BFS Gen 3 binary trigger is now installed.
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Is that the scout?
Every now and then I get lucky on finding a deal. Picked up some $20 lights to go with my $150 safe..
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Nice score^^^^
Let me know when you need a lock upgrade!
^^^ Where did you get the lights ^^^ I need to update the lights in mine?!
Only the best!
SOLLED Wireless LED Puck Lights, Kitchen Under Cabinet Lighting with Remote Control, Battery Powered Dimmable Closet Lights, 4000K Natural Light-6 Pack https://www.amazon.com/dp/B075J8RJ8W..._VZK0AbYBHY4GV
Great deal on the safe. I have similar sets of puck lights that I use in the gun safe, kitchen, bath and bar cabinet. Sometimes we'll have frequent power outages here so these work great for backup lighting. But use them conservatively and be prepared to buy more AAA batteries.
Sam's Club sells the lights that can be used in four colors and dimmed to save power.
https://www.samsclub.com/sams/accent...rod19542442.ip
1985 S&W 624 no dash 3" .44 Special (now happy I never got rid of the ammo LOL). Got it just like you see it, need to get some grips obviously, great timing/action. Can't wait to try it out.
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Well... Today got expensive...
https://farm1.staticflickr.com/887/3...5025c9fb_c.jpgA24 by ARNEWB, on Flickr
Going to be a nice upgrade for more of this:
https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7053/...d606c7a1_c.jpg0913151853 by ARNEWB, on Flickr