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Vintage Sniper Rifle Transport *FINISHED* Now with 100% more PEW!
One long day at the range with your M2 is close to what I paid for that jeep. And, no shit, it was half of what that Trijicon costs. I bought a surplus Swiss anti-aircraft sight for my 1919 for $30.
This is an amazing thread. Thank you for posting this build. From a fellow Jeeper?. I wish I could jam my 6’7” frame into a Jeep smaller than my CJ5. I bought a Willys and had to sell it to a buddy after I found I couldn’t drive it without sitting in the cargo area. I have a 74 and my father still has the 77 that I grew up camping in.
No, I was just being facetious. They were so worn out though I'm sure they had been around in the 70s. That was an interesting time... Hmmwv, Kevlar helmets, Berettas, Bradley's, Abrams, MREs were all coming on the scene.
@buffalowinter Congrats on finishing the build. It was a pleasure to see it from the beginning to end. I am glad you got it finished, and a heck of a quicker than I expected. Very impressive work and attention to detail.
Well, spent the entire day and all I got done were the body handles, ax mount, and footmen on the hood to tie down my rolled up camo net. Don't have much feeling in my fingers and screwing the little bolts that hold on the footmen under the dash was agonizing. It's a curse to suffer the Special Forces personality traits of part Type A/obsessive compulsive and part "that's good enough, it'll work fine". I spent an hour trying to fasten the tiny footman bolts, all the while thinking it would be fine to use self tapping screws. But ,every time I looked at the camo net, I would know it was secured by the wrong type of fastener. At the same time, this Jeep has an automatic transmission and I'm fine with that.