TGO David

Wear your TGO or NRA hat.

Log, The Jew in question also operates a forum that would be a perfect place to go and promote his shop for him. I'll make it easy for you and give you no choice but to go there. Tell him I said hello.

This is not good advice and the issue is not black and white at all. Your firearm is your last resort.

Agreed. My wife commented on the same thing when I pointed it out to her.

We're still in a holding pattern on this given the fact that there is a July 13th hearing that may affect our ability to legally carry on the 14th. This may very well end up being a last minute announcement, so stay tuned.

Keep in mind that while I don't mind the OP posting a link to the story, we in no way advocate any sort of secessionist nonsense. In fact, I've spoke out against that sort of thing here in the past and we still have a zero tolerance policy regarding it. If this thread takes a turn toward that, it's done.

You've got enough on your plate right now. Benefactor status is on the house.

I don't buy it. I don't buy that these groups will mobilize against the direction that our nation seems to be taking when so many of them won't get off their lazy asses and vote, or at the very least won't vote against candidates that continue pushing us toward Socialism. It is an almost weekly occurrence now that I will meet someone who tells me that they just recently bought their first firearm because they are afraid that the Obama Administration is going to make it impossible to do that sooner or later. It's also alarmingly frequent that these people voted for Obama. So, yeah, I don't buy it. Americans have gotten too lazy to even mobilize peacefully.

What kind of rifle? If it can be disassembled into pieces small enough to fit into my existing oven, I can do it sooner than later. If it's too large for that, I'm still assembling the pieces to build a large curing oven.

Unsolicited word of advice: Take it and shoot the hell out of it before you trust it enough to start carrying it. Short (sub 4") 1911s are notoriously bad about jamming. Several of the big-name 1911 smiths are very vocal about not going shorter than 4" on them.

Nah, it had been mentioned once or twice before in this thread by other people as well. I just didn't want anyone showing up with their ear-muffs and shooting glasses, asking where the .50 was set up for shots.

For those who have been waiting patiently... pricing information on refinishing is coming soon. As in this week. As in... tomorrow or Wednesday.

Guys, no one ever said there was going to be trigger time on a .50 at this event. That hasn't even been discussed in any of our planning sessions, and there really isn't any place at their facility to shoot it save for their R&D lab ... and I don't see that happening.

Angelo got a free pass into the garage since he's spent just about as much time in there wrenching on cars as I have. But the truth is, spraying moly-resin requires a really good respirator mask and I've only got one of those and don't want to risk anyone else being exposed to the MEK solvents used in the process. Even Angelo retreated into the house while I shot the finish. I won't be allowing audiences in the refinishing process; sorry.

The next time I have a chance, I'll get Angelo to let me take pics using my DSLR. Those pics were taken with my wife's Canon point and shoot and the color isn't the best. The stainless moly looks like stainless steel. It's really nice looking.

Don't take this as gospel, but from what I remember reading the MC Operator and the Kimber Warrior were similar to their two companies respective entries in the USMC MEU 1911 project. I found an article on the Springfield MC Operator here: SPRINGFIELD’S MC OPERATOR PISTOL | Soldier of Fortune

Clever. Pink "nipple" protrusions. It took me a minute to see what the hell you were talking about.

It is seriously hit or miss with M&P trigger quality out of the box. Their range of acceptable factory tolerances in the trigger deal completely with breaking weight, not reset or travel. It's pretty sad, really. My M&P 40 has the best M&P trigger that I have ever felt. Period. I was tempted to send it in for the same work done to the M&P 9, but have since decided against it.

Yesterday my friend Angelo and I spent the day refinishing his Springfield Marine Corps Operator frame. Work done was essentially: Media blast the frame. Refinish using Stainless Steel Norrell's Moly Resin. Polish slide to frame interface. The firearm comes with an Olive Drab frame as shown in the first photo (not mine). The results are in the subsequent photos. The black smudges on the frame are from lube.

How do you figure? That's exactly the way they look and are equipped.

I love my 19. Tried to love a 21SF and just couldn't. But I love my 19.

Happy Fourth to you as well. I decided to take some time off this weekend so I likely won't be around any tomorrow to wish you all well "the day of". Enjoy the holiday, remember why we're celebrating it, and stay safe!

Duracoat isn't that durable, IMO. It is fine for non-friction items, plastics, firearms furniture and other things that cannot be heat cured. Also fine for doing camouflage patterns and such. Easily more durable than most rattle-can products, but still not what I would want on a firearm that may be subjected to abuse if I wanted it to still look good despite that. Would I spray an AR15 with it? Only if my base coat was a thermally cured product and I was using the Duracoat to lay down camo patterns.

No such problems here. Browser?

Thanks.