gjohnsoniv

I'm always open to trying the strange things. I just finished up a project for another guy that could be combined with a pouch more than likely.

Well at the minimum what I put up will get you a start. From there if you have any questions feel free to shoot me a PM.

Particular type of sheath you're thinking about? Process wise it's essentially the same but a couple minor point changes.

Ok, I had to put everything away for a couple days but tomorrow when everything gets pulled back out I'll do it.

It's not hard at all. If you want I can make a do a picture set showing beginning to completion with tools.

I've never been to one of their classes either. I'd say it would be a good one though if Keven is putting it on, he knows his stuff when it comes to leather.

Looks like I found a new pair of jeans to try out. If their jeans are like the boots, it should be a good product.

Ahh ok. I dig karambits though.

I'll upload a picture here in a second to show what I mean. So Peejman was pretty much on with his slave pin comment. They're used for doing the mag catch roll pin installation. It helps hold the roll pin in place while you drive it in and the toothpick just falls out once you're done.

Roll pin punches A 1/4" clevis pin Armorers wrench Geiselle Reaction Rod is nice to have but not necessary. Otherwise some way to hold the upper in place. Torque wrench Hammer Screwdriver/allen keys Toothpicks

Quartermaster?

Oh ok. Thank you, it's my way of sort of decorating the holster.

Is the first a GP100? If it is I just did one of those recently and have another to hammer out. Here is mine.

Yeah it's copper. Here it is under my front tire. I didn't actually intend for it to be as strong as it is, but it turned out to be a whole lot stronger than anticipated. Well my phone is acting strange, it's not hard to do once you get the hang of it.

Yeah it's copper. Here it is under my front tire. I didn't actually intend for it to be as strong as it is, but it turned out to be a whole lot stronger than anticipated.

That was one of the famous bank robbers full auto 1911, but I can't rememberwhich at the moment.

Made another cigar related item, this time crush proof. Even ran it over repeatedly to prove it. Also a holster for a member on here. Made for a Wiley Clapp Edition GP100.

start your kids young with this, then they'll never have money for drugs.

Is that for kids or adults?

I know you're at the wrong end of the state but we're doing a build party on these at some point this month hopefully, if you would be interested.

I second Dolomite's comment. Be glad to give you a hand and have all the tools you need to do an upper and lower.

That's the truth. I was looking at some factory tools for mine and just said "nooopppeee." Though I do have to buy a specialty spark plug socket which frustrates me.

It's funny you mention that. I have to do some work on my Mini and that was a solution that they said to use.

That could be arranged I suppose. We didn't have any specific plans to do that but I have an RPK in parts that I need to finish at some point.

I assumed you meant when, as far as how long it takes to do what I did it took maybe an hour.