Everything posted by Old School
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US deploys 'game-changer' weapon to Afghanistan (XM25)
And what did you have to do with this marvel Lad?? Keep up the good work!!
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Police lay offs
You included about everybody... So who are you going to freeze. My wife, a Gov't employee, just took a 2yr pay freeze. She said it's better than layoffs. I agree. Stupid teachers union wouldn't take a pay freeze.... Think we could save our police departments if they took a pay freeze and worked overtime for straight time pay? Just some thoughts...
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Let's be honest here...
+1
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Let's be honest here...
Just remember "that dirty Slut" will be there anytime you want her and do anything she was designed to do without question.
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Favorite small .380?
My reply to this thread is totally predictable. I carried a GLOCK G26 all last week. Was real comfortable in a paddle holster. Now you guys know I'm 5'11" and 170# so clothes lay pretty baggy on me. Concealability was so good I may give carrying a G19 a shot. I'm much more comfortable w/ a 9 vs a 380. If I was absolutely pushed into a 380 I would go w/ an a LCP. If you must have a "pimp gun" might as well be REAL small. Only thing with any 380, for some reason, you have to prove reliability with your carry ammo. Just my $.02
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STS-033 Question 12
That makes great sense. They can call me and I'll verify my employment with myself.
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Let's be honest here...
Silly VERY Silly!!!
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Stag 2 - gunsmith for trigger work
Like I said you get a lot of bang for the buck. Don't be hesitant, but be careful, to use a fine stone on the engagement surfaces he established. That's why it's gritty those surfaces if you look at them are not polished and they should be. I have nothing bad to say about the guy for the services he offers. And like you said he doesn't have the lower when he does his work and +- tolerances stack up in any mass produced item like a lower reciever. Enjoy your rifles.
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Permit Muzzleloader season opener tomorrow!
You practice out to 30yds and I'll get you a shot next fall. Of course you'll have to take a proficiency test in my yard before we go out. I hate chasing them...
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Permit Muzzleloader season opener tomorrow!
I am jealous. That doe was bigger than any I shot this year. And I'm the GREAT Hunter!!! Get a bow lad, we could have a super time. After the initial cost, it's fun hunting. The bow is stealth city... Some days you'll want to jump out of the tree with a knife in your teeth. Congrats again!!!
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Permit Muzzleloader season opener tomorrow!
45 T/C Hawkins. Fiber optic front Williams peep rear. 180gr lead spire pt HP w/ polymer insert .40 in sabot. 100 gr 777. close to 2000fps. Little drop 0-100. I'm back in the house at 8am cause it's cold.
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Permit Muzzleloader season opener tomorrow!
Where is your rifle? In the nice warm house with you collecting condensation or out in the cold where it should be? Mine is outside...
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Stag 2 - gunsmith for trigger work
Good decision. When you get the parts back, if you need help, give me a shout.
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proper age to own a concealed handgun license
+1
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Stag 2 - gunsmith for trigger work
Hey Chris- I had Bill do two triggers for me and he is VERY reasonable. My first one came back a little gritty and after calling him, we agreed that I would touch it up with a fine stone and now it is fine. The second one I just stoned after I got it back and it is fine too. The way Bill reduces sear/hammer engagement is by putting a dab of weld under the trigger tail where it hits the frame. In both cases I had to hit that weld with a file or the safety wouldn't pass through the lower. Bill's work is a good bang for the buck, I always include asking him to bob the hammer. As I said I had him do 4# triggers and I'm more than happy with them. In the future I may start doing them myself.
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Stag 2 - gunsmith for trigger work
I'm really not crazy about that trigger job for two reasons. #1 it reduces the hammer tension and #2 the problem most times is long hammer sear engagement which isn't addressed there. Depending on the hammer/sear finishes AR's can have a horendous trigger pull notably DPMS. I shoot two DPMS lowers and the pulls are at about 4lbs and VERY little creep and these are modified stock set-ups. They consist of bobbed hammers, reduced hammer/sear engagemant and highly polished surfaces. The thing that cannot be forgotten on milspec rifles is lubrication of the hammer/sear engagement and lurication of the hammer/triger pins or replace the pins with good quality after market non rotating. 4lbs is nice for a rifle you are running around with and may forget or not want to put on safe. Just my $.02
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Stag 2 - gunsmith for trigger work
Give me a PM or a call.
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Just Got an STI Trojan
Good Luck! Wise decision. Probably the best 1911 for the money out there.
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I DID IT, I DID!
That's a BIG doe lad!! Congrats
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Confrontation
I omitted to tell you my neighbors that get the leaves and gut piles are all four legged. I back up to 6 miles of woods.
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Confrontation
I blow all my leaves onto my neighbor's habitat all the time. I dump my grass in their habitat. I even leave gut piles there. I've even caught one of my neighbors eating at one of the gut piles. FS
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Wish me luck!!
Matt, Matt, Matt what's not to like? They're so happy to have a 140grs punched through their lungs. Get in touch when you get back. We're making sausage and jerky.
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Question Regarding NJSP
PM sent
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PMAG problems
Tacticool is NOT cool. It is all Mall Ninja You know like a cowboy at the "Ramrod"
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Bi-focals are a bummer for rifle shooting
You have bifocals with a line? Spring for panoramic bifocals and you wouldn't have a problem. Distace in the middle and close-up around the outside. I shoot 300yds with these old eys and I'm near sighted and have been wearing glasses since I'm 5 yrs old. On a good day with good light I shoot 6-8" with A2 sights at 300. Hope it works out for you.