New S&W goodness, 686 and a 642. I just need some new grips.
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New S&W goodness, 686 and a 642. I just need some new grips.
Suspension upgrade goodies.
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Originally Posted by trlcavscout
Oddly enough i know someone who has grips for the J frame.
Picked this up from Marine24!!
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I sprayed a bunch on my truck last fall and it still looks great.Quote:
Originally Posted by HoneyBadger
Is the Plasti-dip cheaper online than in stores? I've got a project it will be perfect for.
Purdy!!! I'm a bigger fan of .30-30, .44mag and .45-70. Still, that is a nice shootin' iron.Quote:
Originally Posted by rondog
And? Moving up or down?Quote:
Originally Posted by GunsRBadMMMMKay
Ya I wanted that one, thats nice!Quote:
Originally Posted by cableguy11
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This is a Delta Universal Mobile Base kit that I put together so I can move a 400 lb. pottery kiln around the garage shop. I use a similar welded mobile base for my Delta contractors table saw which works like a charm. This kit is made to be assembled with hardwood to whatever dimensions are needed for any machinery. Since the kiln will fire at up to 2600° F, I didn't want any flammables in the frame. Instead of using hardwood I cut 1.5" square steel stock, drilled 50 holes and coated the metal. It's pretty slick, and hell for stout. Now I can assemble the kiln and start putting it to use, then stow it in a corner out of the way.
One of my goals is to get most everything in the garage shop on wheels--all the storage racks, tool chests, machine stands, winery and pottery equipment, everything easily moveable.