david8613

hey lunker you made me crack up with that avatar! what was that guys name?

that **** just pisses me off! I lived in Newark most of my life, unfortunately I still work there and I hear these things all the time... this will keep happening because the bad guys know we cannot defend our selves, like wolves to lambs, it sucks... you guys are very lucky that no one got hurt...in those situations You usually hear about someone getting shot or at least pistol whipped.

any 10mm lovers out there? i went to the range recently with a few of my toys, and my favorite by far was my glock 20 10mm... something about that gun I like so much can't explain it...

thanks pizzabob means alot coming from ya buddy! the samson rail was like new but used from a felow forum member. in reality when I started, I wanted this to be a super budget build but ya know how these things always end up. at the same time it was very hard not to go crazy with the cool exotic stuff, like gas piston set ups, or spikes tactical nickel boron bcg, I wanted that so bad! so I tried to stay in middle ground.

here goes my list on this build, i have included the tools needed... here is cool pic. 195.00 dezarms barrel 5.56 20.00 low profile gas block 80.00 samson 12.37" evolution rail "used nj gun forums" 30.00 stark industries grip 29.00 rainier mini muzzle brake 175.00 spikes tactical lower and dti lpk 114.95 spikes tactical upper 109.95 spikes tactical bcg 162.00 vltor emod stock kit mil spec 34.95 dpms multi wrench 44.95 bcm gunfighter charging handle model 3 (large) 12.00 gas tube 7.29 dpms barrel nut 100.00 bushnell trophy red dot 34.95 armorers action block kit 89.99 harbor frieght flux welder 14.99 torque wrench

the barrel is from dez arms, couple more pics...

first ar build, complete!

roll pin installed in the gas block... dimples on barrel for gas block gas block installed pinned stock muzzle brake dimple for blind pin blind pin screw my first attempt at welding, welding is hard! its not perfect but it's done just gotta clean it up some more and cold blue it finished product!

pretty bad a**...

yeah i slept on that one... really lookin for the spikes sights...

looks very trick with stainless barrel and colored polymer parts, good job there. do you plan on adding back up iron sights? i cant tell, what did you use to pin the stock, looks like a rivet?

still looking, i kind of like the troy diamond sites or the ones with spikes tactical spiders on the body, do they only sell those on the spikes site? cant seem to find them anywhere else.

i had this happen to me earlierthis year, just call the njsp, you explaining the law to your local pd wont yield any results, they wont believe you, why should they? njsp will take care of it in a jiffy...

so where are the after pics?

got pressure back up changed out the old parts the thing im not clear on is when i turned the water on to bring the presure up, was i supposed open water release valve and keep the water running? or keep it closed and fill it and let the auto valves release air stuck in the system which i heard it do when i filling it but it stopped. i wanna turn on my system but i want to wait and see what you guys say before i do...

i think i can do this, im not that new to doing things in the house, its just this different from what im used to, oil boiler and regular radiators... im a good student, and learn fast...

ok i took some pics, gotta change this piece for sure, this is probably where air is coming in pressure looks way low here in this pic found 2 bleeders valve thingys can you guys give me step by step guide, i wanna be 100% clear before i proceed i should fix that leaky piece first right.... another thing I noticed is lately the gurgling sound is sounding more like a swooshing, sounds like there is less water in the system, how do I know if there is sufficient water in the system.

again wow bob...nice looking gun rifle!

ok I'll leave the expansion tank alone, I'll try bleeding first. so you like the automatic type is this what you have in your home? should they be installed on all the baseboards, or is ths installed on the boiler itself....

you guys have been very helpful in the past with gunsmithing related stuff, so I figured I would post this here. my base board heating system is making some gurgling noises, so I did a quick google search and I came out with this procedure.. incase my system is a 2 floor, gas boiler...any other tips would be appreciated... how to check the tank Sluggo, you can find this procedure in other posts, but to save some time, I'm gonna re-post it here... these are instructions to follow step by step to recharge your expansion tank. The only thing that concerns me about this is that we don't know whether your water fill valve is plugged up or not, and if you follow this procedure, with a plugged up valve you won't be able to get water back into the boiler and then you'll have more problems... Is the manual valve next to the water fill valve open, or closed? ======================== It is important to do this procedure EXACTLY as written! 1. Shut off boiler and allow to cool to under 100°F. 2. Shut off water supply line to boiler. 3. Drain only enough water from the boiler drain to drop the system pressure to ZERO. DO NOT COMPLETELY DRAIN THE BOILER! ONLY ENOUGH TO DROP PRESSURE TO ZERO! 4. With an ACCURATE tire pressure gauge, check the air charge in the tank on the air valve opposite the end of the tank that's connected to the system. If ANY water comes out of the air valve, the bladder inside the tank is shot and the tank needs replaced. If no water comes out the air valve, and the pressure is less than 12-15 PSI, continue to step 5. If the pressure is OK, turn the water supply to the boiler back on and repressurize the system, turn the power back on to the boiler, no service is necessary. 5. Using a bicycle pump, or a small air compressor, add air to the tank until you have 15 PSI air charge. 6. Check the boiler pressure gauge again, and if it has risen off ZERO, drain some more water from the boiler drain until it is again at ZERO. 7. Check the air charge on the tank again. If it is below 15 PSI, add air to the tank until it is at 15 PSI. 8. Repeat steps 6 and 7 until the boiler stays at ZERO and the tank stays at 15 PSI. At this point, the tank is properly recharged and the water supply can be turned on to re-pressurize the system, turn the power on to boiler and return to service.

those gx8 look good, know anywhere the have local in north Bergen area?

i travel alot via the subway system and wanted something for urban terrain...

can anyone recommend som good light weight,waterproof but breathable winter boots, no steel toe...

why limit myself to one format? im already thinking 308 for the next...

outers is the brand, I'm glad that this is normal, I was a little worried that it was a close KABOOM! it's funny cause this is a new gun, my other guns don't exhibit this...