I wonder how many M193 tips could be painted with a single $5 can of green Krylon.....oh, how the mind wanders at such times [Muaha]
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I wonder how many M193 tips could be painted with a single $5 can of green Krylon.....oh, how the mind wanders at such times [Muaha]
Magnet? ...but that would take common sense, and that's not normally something I associate with a panic.Quote:
Originally Posted by hatidua
I'm going home to take some nail polish to some tula 7.63x39... Post it on armslist for fiddy dolla a box.Quote:
Originally Posted by zimagold
Market it as M762
I'm gonna go with just painting flames on the casings, for a true hot rod look. Makes the bullet go faster. I'll call it M855 +P's!!!
Nail polish works better, no tell tale over spray. Hypothetically of course.Quote:
Originally Posted by hatidua
Is this your Green nail polish or the wife's?Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
Not judging if it is yours. [Coffee]
Says the guy with the "What would Brian Boitano do" question emblazoned on his posts.........Quote:
Originally Posted by Skully
Jus sayin.......
i never understood the anti panic pricing crowd. sure, i plan ahead and thus don't need to buy ammo at crazy stupid prices, but everything in this country has a going rate due to supply and demand (or at least a perceived supply and demand). everything goes up in price at some point. everyone is supposed to sell it at lower prices? why? whats the duration of time that goes by that makes it ok to sell higher? scarcity of a good shouldn't allow anyone to raise prices? ever?
now certainly places like od green supply (RIP) charging a dollar a round for 7n6 can suck it, and i will never shop there. but its certainly their right to sell it at whatever they deem to be the market price. if they don't sell it at that price, they go out of business, as they did. same for people here. they can ask $3 a round if they want, who cares? if someone will buy it, might as well get the highest price possible. if they won't, then the seller can either lower their price or simply not sell it.
i bought 223 years back for 20 cents a round, can i now not sell it at a higher price without being a panic seller or price gouger?
I've learned, albeit apparently belatedly, that the correct grammatical term is "neckbearding".
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Originally Posted by Skully
I thought it was a complimentary Thank You with my last purchase from you. Maybe i read too much in to your screen name SKULLy.