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Copy that. I'm in MJ so that would be 15 minutes to total win or 15 minutes of complete and utter disappointment. I think i'll just pretend i never saw this post :)

I'm just down the road but i'm sure it'll be gone before i get there. If you're willing to buy it though i'll meet you wherever and pay you in cash.

  Your shoulder may beg to differ :D

I bought my P07 from Outpost armory. Granted it was the first place I found one and I think it paid $520 (including background check).

My CZ P07 9mm   5.56 suppressed - in case of precision work   Some type of forged machete - Good hard steel so it doesn't break and holds an edge. Somewhat heavy so I don't have to put as much force behind it and won't tire me out quickly.   USAS12 - because how awesome would it be for thinning a herd that's in close?

original jokes guys! it's not funny just to piggy back off someone else!     Get's angry at "that's what she said" jokes because nobody bothered to tell him who "she" is.

u mad bros?

  Make sure you've reassembled the bolt correctly and i'd check the chamber real well. Just look where the scratch is and try to identify what it's dragging on.

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  What gets scratched? The brass?

I'll take a look at mine when I get home and tell you. If you're in a rush though, load up a round and open the bolt. Making sure of course to use proper muzzle control and keeping your booger picker off the bang switch.

  I'm sure there's a million and one ways to do it. I actually used Krud Kutter in a spray bottle to clean off the barrel etc. Did a very good job     BigK (another TGO'r) gave me the methodology with his heat gun... I didn't have a heat gun so I went with the wife's hairdryer and was surprised how well it worked. Granted her hairdryer could dry up a lake bed.. that fricking thing gets hot! But yeah, I just held it over a spot for a few moments and you could see it weep right out of the wood. A work buddy and I were discussing wrapping the stock in a towel or something and just heating it through the towel... could work If your dryer is hot enough.   Just fair warning though, i'm not an avid wood worker and I had every intention of sanding down my gun and refinishing it. If you want to keep your finish as is.. you may want to do your homework to verify this method won't hurt it. It didn't mine. It looked exactly the same as before just less nasty. But I figured i'd throw out this disclaimer anyways.

I'm in the process of refinishing my Type 53. Believe it or not, a hairdryer does a fantastic job of pulling the cosmoline off the metal and out of the wood. Just heat her up and it oozes right out of the wood. Just be sure not to do it in your house because it leaves a good aroma the wife won't appreciate.

  Slide me a piece of tha porter jack.

Oh yes they call him the streak..... boogity boogity

So does the carpet match the drapes?

With a name like Sour Kraut I would imagine this is up your alley! :D :D

Let's solve this with a little liberal logic.   Terrorists use fireworks. Fireworks come from China. Ban the Chinese!

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I like a good gun shirt, but I don't care for people HOLDING guns on my shirt. Oddly enough, I love my kitchen warfare t-shirt! See if you can identify everything! larger image http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lqqw38G2ql1qz4cuyo1_1280.png

We certainly didn't cause it, but we certainly could take better care of our messes. It's a real bummer to hear every time they discover those giant flotillas of garbage out on the ocean. I think there were 2-3 BEFORE the tsunami. I'm no tree hugger by any means but I can't stand to look at piles of trash laying around.

I certainly don't knock you for the purchase! From all your posts you're the type of guy who'd really put it to work. As a Systems Administrator though.... I turn a screw on occasion. I can't really justify it for myself. $112 makes me want to reconsider though. I actually have 2 Gerber Suspensions. They're sturdy enough and I like the spring loaded pliers but the tools are somewhat lacking. Especially the Phillips. But for under $50... they'll do.

That's very nice construction, I would be proud as well. Seems a bit precarious sitting on that small foundation though. Get enough of a wind and from this angle I'm afraid you may have a sideways coop before you know it.

I like this multi-tool. In fact every time I see one I'm inclined to pick it up, eyeball it then put it back down because of the price!!!

Has concocted his own male revision of "the ping pong ball trick".