gomer pyle

Does anyone on here do concrete? I'm getting ready to start my shop. I'm in murfreesboro.

Outpost in Murfreesboro has a few in stock

I'll take one.

What kinda doors? Drum or traditional garage?

What about the concrete coloring? Paint or epoxy? Is there another option? I want it white to reflect light and durable enough to withstand a 5yr old with a hammer. Lol

Yes. After I removed the finger groves on my 23 it got a lot better but still not as good as my gen 2

No, I was all over. I couldn't keep a tight grip.

I second using John. He's a great guy and made the whole process easy. The only hard part was the drive down there.  Let me know how you like the MPX. I've been thinking about one a lot here lately. Which kinda stock are you going to use? I think I want the collapsible one. I also plan to run it suppressed.

Wow, a lot of good ideas and things to think about. That is a great idea about the I-beam. I would like to find rails for two sides and the I-beam to span it, then I could use it anywhere in the shop, but I'm not sure how expensive that would be. I guess I could always pour the corners thick and add it later.This will be a multipurpose shop, metal work(I built a tube chassis buggy a few years ago), personal mechanic use, etc.. Heck, I split my tractor in my garage this past spring.   I'm insulating it for heat in the winter. I plan to use tin on roof and sides.   I live out in the country on a 6 acre lot.  My reasoning behind using the metal trusses is; I don't have to build it as tall due to there open design.   I didn't think about spray or board insulation. How good are they compared to roll?   I can't decide if I want a loft over part of it for storage or not. I think it would help alot with clutter on the floor but it might also tempt my wife to store her crap out there. LOL

What other insulation options do I have that still give a good R level? The back door will be smaller as it will mostly just be for ventilation. I did think about windows but kinda worried about break-ins, but the natural light and view might be worth it. I may price 8 and 10 walls. I don't think I need 10, honestly I'm not really sure why or how I came up with 10.

I'm hoping to start a shop this spring. I pretty set on a 30x40 but after that I'm not sure. I do want to insulate it well (ie roll insulation and not the wrap) and I think I want two roll up doors for a draft in the summer. I do plan to use metal rafters to keep the center open for a lift in the future   1. How should I do the slab? 6x6 post in the concrete(I worry about them rotting off), 6x6 post on top of the concrete(how strong is this way), standard house construction studded walls, two blocks up and then standard house walls(I think this is what I want but I'm not sure how it will affect cost)   2. How thick should the concrete be? I've been told 4" is standard but ....   3. How high should the walls be? I guess door size will help determine this but I was thinking 10'   4. What size doors? I'm thinking 12-14 wide by 10-12 tall   5. What size lean-to? I want to put my trailer and possibly my tractor under it, so I was thinking 12' wide    I will probably do this as a shell first so it can be a "tractor shed" for codes and then I plan to finish it out myself (wiring, insulation, OSB). I don't plan to put any plumbing in it, I will probably add an outdoor spigot later on.   What am I missing?

No I didn't take it that way

I read it early and posted later. I'll just keep reading. Lol

What about the Quarter Circle 10 stuff? From the reviews I've read, it looks like they do well with Glock mags. I'm interested in them myself but would like to here from some on here.

I like the stealthgear onyx

I liked the gen 4 but it didn't fit my hand. I "fixed" a gen 3 23 to fit my hand but it still didn't feel right, and it showed at the range. Pm me a price, I might be interested in yours

Thanks. I forgot about him

Maybe I'm wrong but I thought there were supposed to be 6 springs?