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I have an old Centurion model, love it. Great shooter, goes bang every time. It was a toss up between that and the Glock when I decided to move a way from carrying a 1911

Parts are coming in. Cerakote, Sand blaster, and parts cleaner all in bound.

In fairness he was getting unfairly bashed all over the web. The critics were even disrespecting his wife. It's gotta wear a guy down. He left here on ok terms mostly. I wish him success.

They are using the fat bikes in sandy areas too. Better geometry coming out later this year. Not that Im considering one.

Bumping for the newer members and as a refresher to all.

Bumping for the newer members and as a refresher to all.

Our QC lab has an oven.

Nothing too special but I ordered the one suggested by Cerakote. I figure coating machine parts will be good practice. Going to tale me a while to gather all the equipment.I want to "surprise" the boss with some finished parts. I read guys have done ok with Harbor Freight stuff too. IWATA LPH80 http://tinyurl.com/kmv4khq http://www.cerakoteguncoatings.com/finishes/SE-138/

I have decided that Cerakote would have many useful industrial applications at my day job. Today I ordered a spray gun... How convenient :)

Where's Microgunner...

oh yeah

Theres a reason this is in the Class III section :)

exactly

One of the things that makes it to many AW feature lists is a threaded barrel. For some time I have had an idea for muzzle attachments that could attach to a barrel without the need for threads. Im not talking ugly split shaft collars either. Has anyone seen such a device? Think 5c collets,jacobs chucks or Fenner Trans Transtorque keyless bushings to get an idea of what Im thinking in a simplified form. My idea is nicer and cleaner though. Thoughts?

MG just send it to me and add more time to my sentence

Thats one to hang in the cubicle

For some reason I expected something with no arms LOL

Very good man!

very cool

PM me your username on that forum. Im going to sign up.

My dealer has a Pugsley that is speaking to me.

The biggest obstacle currently is the developer is holding project elements hostage for money against future elements and phases. He is balking at his own emails,project layout and time table.BTW this is not even a custom product. The only thing custom was supposed to be an interface to an odbc driver and their software. "no problem we do it all the time" I knew we were in trouble Sept 2012 when they were on site and had never seen server 2008r2 or Win7. Turns out while i was out yesterday some emails were passed around from all parties involved. My boss said enough is enough. We will pay about $4000 additional to free up the items they are holding hostage. We are out an additional $10-15 that was used up to find they could not create the interface without spending another $12k In some ways my boss is getting what he deserved. I wanted to go with a company that is a partner to the company that provides our current software. Scanco and Scanforce are ready to interface out of the gate. I honestly wouldnt mind the BS if I was getting compensated for it. Ive done many big projects and they all have their things that kill you. This is the first time it's been a human directly causing the problem.

Nice bikes shibiwan

I went out two weeks ago on the trek. Ice and mud....no fun. Did test out my POV camera though. Look for an entertaining 2014 from me

Pretty sad that today is the first time I logged in here in probably 2 weeks. I have been forced to follow along a little with RSS feeds...argghhh Im getting a tablet soon on the company nickel. That will help me get some comp time back even if it is in the mens room :) If it wasnt for instagram and snapchat I would have no social life :) BTW things are getting ugly here in CT....