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Tim- Think twice about setting up blueing tanks. It was the nastiest part of our shop. Corrosive, megga ventilation and buy some rubber boots. You thinking of a 3 or 4 tank set-up? Knowing what I know now, if I could find somebody that didn't grind them up, I would have sent my blueing out. Frank Thanks for the info, the ventilation would be my biggest problem. I would want to do it out of my house in a seperate workshop with some good open air ventilation as well. It is not anything I am doing soon.

I am not set up for blueing...yet. It is on my list of things for my shop.

I believe in a good firm handshake.

One more reason why it is one of the greatest pistols ever designed.

I thought it was just me, I also know of a few guy's who have had trouble with their 4 piece extractor snapping. Nope, you are not alone

Mag Capacity

I can't call in sick, I am a responsable worker.

France :shock: Now I know we are talking about movies.

Attack of the Mall Cops

Welome, I have built 1 1911 so far and looking forward to many more

Wait till the curious young one borrows a round and brings it to school for show and tell. If you got kids, best to lock everything. This was my first thought as well. Just say Hello to Bubba

I just build shelves and display it on my walls as decoration.

Wecome to the group

Welcome Semper Fi

You are not a weirdo and a lot of people feel that way.

You're right Chris, they are in the trap till you get there. But fish suffer when you catch them, animals you shoot will suffer with a poor shot and nature does not discriminate and lets all creatures suffer. The butterfly suffers as it is stuch to your windsheild. Depending on your definition. I have given up on the idea of sufferring because I think it is arbitrarily used. A cute furry creature is no more deserving than an ant that a kid is burning with a magnifying glass. When I hunt I go for a quick clean kill. I do not take the killing of an animal as fun, but it has to be done. I respect everyones opinion on this, it is just that mine has changed through my lifes experiences.

There are different kinds of traps. You also are allowed to keep a 22 with you so you can quickly dispatch a trapped animal when you get there. As long as you have a hunting Lic and a Rifle permit.

I do not have any problem with it.

That is an awsome shot. I like birds, there is something tranquil and peaceful about watching them. I was bowhunting a few years back and out of the corner of my eye saw an owl land on a branch 15ft away from me.He was there for a few minutes until I moved and he realized I was there. Then he swooped down and away. He never made a sound.

They can't use what they don't have.

When I refinish a stock, I use Birchwood casey Tru Oil. Gives a nice shine and protective coating. On some I have used Polyurathane as well. Depends on the use of the gun. If it is afinished stock Birchwood Casey also makes a stock wax that shines up nicely.

Are'nt they all AK47's? Except for he baseball of course.

sure if you are behind the trigger. Directly in front would be the safest place.

But catching muzzle blast would be pretty cool. You may only get one chance though. I am willing to let you take that chance.

Chad, why is Maks' ass in most of your pictures?