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OK, I have to admit I really didn't look too close at that one when you first posted it. With some of the latest concepts to hit the market, I haven't been all that surprised by some of the wacky ideas that actually made it to production. Your second post made me look a bit closer and I see that I f...

Interesting concept, pushing a release button to remove the barrel and flip it over to change calibers. Indexing is accomplished by internal mechanics of which barrel is inserted into the top position, which also means that the cylinder has to rotate a long way, twice as far, with each pull of the t...

Something else I have discovered with the new software is it now notifies new registrants, and anyone who change their profile email addresses, when I activate/reactivate their accounts. The old forum software did not do that and often I would get messages asking if I have approved their membership/...

I guess that would depend on how big you want to go with your brass catcher.

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Bullseye

I have used the material from a nylon mesh laundry bag for brass catchers. You can find these bags at places like Lowes Hardware for under $2.

R,
Bullseye

Listing other websites in posts to assist our members is not discouraged here, the main thing is to help a fellow member in need. I know that there are other websites frown upon the practice but this forum is all about helping fellow shooters. I am glad you found info that helps with your question. ...

I use the 'Red' medium strength locktite to secure the bushings tightly into the frame. I have used 'blue' regular strength locktite for those grip screws that want to repeatedly loosen inside the bushings to keep the pistol's grips firm. The key is to let the sealant fully cure and not let any of t...

Merry Christmas to all who frequent here at Guntalk-Online.com!



God bless us one and all, and if Hillary gets elected in 2016 we're definitely going to need it.

R,
Bullseye

Good to know. Handling brake fluid requires some special care and precautions, it can cause harm to surfaces that you do not intend to clean as you have indicated in your post.

R,
Bullseye

The only thing that changes when you retire is the venue where the socialization takes place. I see plenty of retired folks meeting at fast food restaurants in the morning hours to sit and "chew the fat".

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Bullseye

There is a nice write-up about purchasing suppressors in this month's American Rifleman magazine including forms and how to submit the paperwork for the stamp. Here's an online link~ http://www.americanrifleman.org/article ... uppressor/

R,
Bullseye

Those Phillips T-8 replacement bulbs have flat LED strips inside them to produce the light. The one caveat is they must be used in "instant on" fixtures, but they are direct replacements for the old florescent tubes and use the available 115v power without the need for any rewiring inside ...

That stock has a a beautiful coat too. Sure looks good!

R,
Bullseye

But aren't they always hidden there? There's always one in every team it seems.

R,
Bullseye

Sorry to hear of your loss. I recall you went to live with your Dad when he fell into poor health a few years back. Inheriting property can be a bit of a hassle. Looks like you've made the most of it. You'll probably end up tweaking the shop space for the rest of your time owning that property. If y...