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Gunsmithing Shining a turd
Re: Shining a turd Bwahhhhh haaaa haa, so true!- TORKAR
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Gunsmithing Shining a turd
Thought this was amusing. I received a Westernfield 12ga for Cerakote. We did the vent rib, stock,pins, trigger group and slide in graphite black and the barrel and receiver in stainless. The material used cost more than the shotty is worth. Came out nice though.- TORKAR
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Gunsmithing Cerakote tips
Re: Cerakote tips <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: RedDog1</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Is the 70 grit A/O to course? I just bought a cabinet and a jug of 70 grit?????</div></div> You can get by with 70 and the finish will look the same... but...- TORKAR
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Photos My sexy assistant
Re: My sexy assistant That would be a Spikes rail.- TORKAR
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- Forum: The Bear Pit
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Gunsmithing naked lady camo stock
Re: naked lady camo stock BOOTYFLAGE- TORKAR
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Photos My sexy assistant
Re: My sexy assistant <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: AfghanDM</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Nice Smith & Wesson.... Model 629???</div></div> Yes Sir, good eye... and it shoots. The pistol works well too- TORKAR
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- Forum: The Bear Pit
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Photos My sexy assistant
Re: My sexy assistant <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: redirt78</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I can hear it now. "Just kiss the damn gun, come on, it will look cool"---"<span style="font-style: italic">But I don't want toooo, I feel...kinda...- TORKAR
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Photos My sexy assistant
Re: My sexy assistant She liked the full auto suppressed much better than un suppressed. 300WM is her thing. She's also a bear hunting guide in Alberta and Saskatchewan. That's no bullshit...- TORKAR
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Photos My sexy assistant
Re: My sexy assistant <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: snyper</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Are you hiring?</div></div> Only if you look that good and don't mind giving the occasional Rusty Trombone!- TORKAR
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Photos McRees' Chassis in Ceracote O.D. Green
Re: McRees' Chassis in Ceracote O.D. Green Nice job. I've got one in the safe that's gonna get some digital when I decide on the colors.- TORKAR
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- Forum: The Bear Pit
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Gunsmithing sandblasting ???
Re: sandblasting ??? Your tank isn't big enough to produce the volume of air required. 120 psi is more than necessary, turn your regulator back to 90 and you'll get a little extra time. I've been running into problems with a 60 gallon tank because It's running so much that it gets hot, and...- TORKAR
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Gunsmithing Cerakote and Blueing one stop shop?
Re: Cerakote and Blueing one stop shop? Call Hakes Sporting Goods in Wrightsville PA. He has a guy that does great blueing, for the Cerakote though... they'll send ya to me;) 717-252-1072- TORKAR
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Photos L-3 Thermal Eye X200xp Pictures
Re: L-3 Thermal Eye X200xp Pictures I think I'd see a specialist about that crooked big toe- TORKAR
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- Forum: The Bear Pit
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Gunsmithing SIGHT TOOLS
Re: SIGHT TOOLS I've used a vice and brass punch and even put a plastic cutting board across a saw and made some "soft" drift pins. I've seen the lamps in night sights break from the taparoo method and prefer to use a press if I can find one that isn't a piece of shit.- TORKAR
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Gunsmithing SIGHT TOOLS
I've been using the Kaiser sight tool for removal and instalation of dove tail sights and while I think it worked pretty good, I broke the tool. I ordered picked up another Kaiser from a friend who didn't need it anymore, and it broke also in short order. Both tools broke in exactly the same...- TORKAR
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Gunsmithing vinyl cutter......help
Re: vinyl cutter......help I'm curious as well. Bulldog Arms does a good job with camo- TORKAR
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