gjohnsoniv

I was hoping for more of Steampunked look.  The brass inserts seems like a good idea, but why not something else like stainless steel/similar?

I feel like this could get shut down for violating the ITAR rules like the plastic gun.

Sure, why not.

It's a Sten MK II/AR combo. Easy way to make it hammer fired lol.

Yeah swap the bands first or after it wears out.  I have a basic G Shock that is my dive/daily/everything watch.

I had to do this with an allen key set today.  Lost one key so I bought another set.  Sad part is I know I have at least 8 other sets.

That looks like an absolutely wonderful way to to stab yourself (or other range denizen) in the leg.

That's impressive.

Pretty long cut to have been smacked in the head by a .50" ball bearing.

So was it recovered or was that ammo from another marshal?

Micro shooting pit/range for load testing.

^LOL^

Best line in the whole thing.   Any person who uses brass as the trip reset on their car is awesome.

I like it.

Interesting on the price difference.

Hmm.  I wonder what the difference is between that one and the Hellbox or Indianapolis Ordnance one is.  Those are considerably more expensive.

Yeah I'm not in bed until around 2:00-3:00 in the morning and up at 7:30.

I certainly hope so.

I already did earlier.

This finally came in. Thought you might be interested since we had the conversation about the CZ 26. In any case here it is. Interesting trigger when you look at it. For everyone else this is another one of my curio rebuilds. CZ 26, folding stock, telescoping bolt, 7.62x25 Tokarev. It is brand new with five mags and pouch still in the original packaging, or they were earlier. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sa_vz._23 [url=http://s1246.photobucket.com/user/gjohnsoniv/media/20131011_184909_zpsf2078303.jpg.html][/URL]

That has to be intentional.

I would need a slightly longer bolt but that would work, didn't think about that.

LOL.  If it looks stupid but works, it ain't stupid.

I was wondering around work today and playing in the hardware section when an idea struck. A compact screwdriver that uses drill bit ends. So I thought well an allen head bolt and wingnut should do the trick. The way it sits now though would only be good for screwing something in but I'm going to correct that tonight by chopping the end of the bolt and welding everything together. Once that's done I plan on drilling a small hole and gluing in a neodymium magnet in to hold the bits in. [URL=http://s1246.photobucket.com/user/gjohnsoniv/media/20131011_123552_zps7d24e98a.jpg.html][/URL]

This story made quick rounds in the safe technician field.  Had a friend of mine who is one say the last thing you should even think about doing when attempting to open a safe is use a cutting torch.