Grand Torino

Welcome to TGO and the land of AR's.

That's a good lookin' piece of craftsmanship right there.

Welcome to TGO A lot of trading goes on at times here.

I get to the range about every two weeks even if it's just to shoot my carry gun. Before all this rain settled in the weather has been perfect lately.

It's a good bet that man had some extensive training. Good for him in saving the lives of possibly everyone in the store.

That's a beauty...congratulations.

Welcome to TGO.

That's impressive....lucky you.

Honestly they should have never forcibly removed anyone for the sake of flying employees in my book. It's the airlines problem and not the passengers. They could have placed them on another flight or found a different solution. Everyone has a price. They could have kept upping the offer for someone to disembark until they got volunteers. It would have been cheaper than the mess they are paying for now.....just sayin'.

This....while tornadoes are rare they remain a fact of life around here. After a tornado we had several years ago a few of these were destroyed near the Lawrence County-Maury County line. They we twisted like cork screws and then thrown over on their sides.

Welcome to TGO.

I wear a t-shirt and ball cap every day....just sayin'. No joke I have one of my TGO shirts on at this moment.

Welcome to TGO.

That looks great....nice work!!

Nice job....nothing like taking this and that and making a fully functional old rifle. And yes....I like your desk.

Bwahahahahahaha....

Anyone remember these? I got one of these for so many merit badges awarded by the Scoutmaster in the Cub Scouts back around 1958 or so. It was well used and old but the Scoutmaster had it from when he was a kid as I recall and still worked like a champ.

Great news about the pup......I'm happy for you both.

The push daggers like this one are all straight for maximum penetration...or so I'm led to believe.

I'm not sure how that would work.

Most everything I have in it was done by myself and a friend who is very gun knowledgeable back in AZ. He's not a smith but never blinked when it came to doing it.

I have one..made it my range toy and it's loaded down with Apex Tactical internal parts so not sure how it compares with all the others but with the competition trigger and all the other crap it's pretty darn deadly. A friend of mine has a new one and he never misses with his so I assume they have worked out any bugs they may have had in the past. I bought this one in 2012...

Idiot. Some peoples kids.

I think originally the handle pieces or grips were only called scales if they were removable. But today the term scales has stuck.....it's what sellers of handle material call them as well as most knife makers.