gjohnsoniv

Well it seems like they really went back to the board on the new Sub 2000 by improving production methods.  Hopefully good things are going to be coming.

I just got bills :/ Maybe tomorrow.

I do some welded sculpture. I'll have to find and take some pictures and load them.

Well I had a smartalec response but my phone won't let me type it out without messing up the quote.

Talking about Ira Sellars. (sp?)

Yes, it is. I've been lucky enough on my other builds because most of those really only required a welder to finish everything up, this not at all.

Well, I've gotta admit that I'm having to call in some professional help on the rest of this build.  The front trunnion rivets have proved to be a bit of a challenge.  I tried making the tool to reach those rivets but it just bent on me.  So I'm getting some help from someone with the right tools.

Looks like a good time to me.

More like frustrated.  I hit a wall tonight and just had to stop.  I've never set rivets before outside of pop rivets and needless to say it takes some learning.

Well I started to set some of the rivets tonight. All that's left now is to press the barrel on and install the front sight and gas block. [URL=http://s1246.photobucket.com/user/gjohnsoniv/media/0301152344_zpsjvfswlov.jpg.html][/URL]

I've got a welder, I'm sure we could whip one right up for you lol. Does that have two triggers or one? It looks like two to me but I guess they could be linked together.

Built some other more difficult guns, figure it's time to say I "built" an AR as well.  :D

Anderson has them for sale. Think they're about $45-50. That's where I ordered mine.

Esstac makes some nice pistol magazine pouches and even have belt loops you can put on for belt vs. molle mounting. Not everyone's cup of tea but I've really been pleased with mine.

Couple inches here in Knoxville. Having a wonderfully fun time trying to get to work.

Someone was talking about 4 inches or so tonight/early morning. I wanted to laugh but the last time I did that a week ago I came out to a frozen car and tractor so...

Birdman was a waste of time to me. Everyone who came out had a different opinion of it though. Depending on what you like it could be a great movie portraying all sorts of different thoughts and emotions, but I really didn't care for it.

There's a special place for people like you.

No, you don't.  Rentals might be another matter though, not sure.

This. It would make me nervous walking down range with six pistols ranges shooting perpendicular to me. Like above, maybe put them at an angle or doing two on each side.

The barrel came from Atlantic as well. It's apparently the one they use on their builds, not that that means anything. Past that I couldn't tell you who made it.

#3.  I'm personally just not a fan of knives with bends in the handles like the others.  I like all of your designs but #3 would be my choice.

All in around 500 at this point. Parts kit was $289, barrel $89, $115 receiver, plus the cost of a handful of the compliance parts. Barrel is on the way.

This is my latest project that I have decided to take on. Polish AKMS Underfolder in 7.62x39. I have contemplated building an AK for a while but never got past the "maybe" stage with all of the other things I have going on. Well I came across these parts kits a couple weeks back from Atlantic Firearms and said "gotta have it." As the story goes these kits were demilled by a modernized factory to keep everything in good condition and to keep everything together. All the serial numbers are matching and everything seems to be in very good condition minus some scratches from wear. Also a big shout out to Mike at LawEnforcementSales for doing the receiver transfer for me. [URL=http://s1246.photobucket.com/user/gjohnsoniv/media/0218151827_zps8bd43be4.jpg.html][/URL] The packaging is really what pushed me over the edge on these, the way it's done was just really cool to me. [URL=http://s1246.photobucket.com/user/gjohnsoniv/media/0218151826a_zps4cd17803.jpg.html][/URL] Parts list from the factory. [URL=http://s1246.photobucket.com/user/gjohnsoniv/media/0218151826b_zpsd49bdb92.jpg.html][/URL] Backside with signature from the factory.

I've really liked my Kershaw knives. I have much nicer knives but Kershaw is my normal go to.