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[Doc45]

Picked up a 1988 Colt Combat Commander that had been modified at some point in it's life. I've always been a sucker for the old two-tone look when it became really popular in the early 80s. No idea who worked it over but it's a hell of a shooter. I changed the rear sight to a Harrison Design retro rear (it had an old school MMC fixed prior), had some crappy plastic grips so I found the black wood factory set on Ebay, had a proper trigger swapped in from the ugliest damn flat thing I've ever seen, put in a Wilson's checkered mainspring housing and I swapped the original bushing for one from Nowlin that has a littel bit of a tighter lockup. I want to put a proper beavertail on it but the frame, eletroless nickel finish, was cut to .200 instead of the standard .250 for all the other bt safeties. Very easy to carry and I'm just having a ton of fun on the range with it. Have a proper holster on the way from Palmetto Leatherworks.

[arbol]

I swapped I upgraded two of my WiFi routers to the Asus 3000 series....found the same issue with slow transmit when configured as a media server my exist Asus router. However; when I hooked the same router in a similar method - "poof" it worked. Pain in the back side until I figured out how Asus software was causing me more issues than I liked. And having more than one Asus router on the same subnet caused other issues.

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Going to have fun and play with hardware a bit...something tells me it will be as much fun or less than getting that wifi access point running.

If wireless is black magic, wired is just magic.

-John

[bradbn4]

If wireless is black magic, wired is just magic.

-John

Finding bugs in their software just makes stuff extra special. I get extra special fun when my VM wants to help me out providing some dhcp wireless help.



I wanted a tool kit for some toys; I best not drone on about that subject. This kit will be pressed into work sitting by my 3d printer.

[O2HeN2]

Finding bugs in their software just makes stuff extra special. I get extra special fun when my VM wants to help me out providing some dhcp wireless help.



I wanted a tool kit for some toys; I best not drone on about that subject. This kit will be pressed into work sitting by my 3d printer.

ifixit.com product?

O2

[brutal]

Finding bugs in their software just makes stuff extra special. I get extra special fun when my VM wants to help me out providing some dhcp wireless help.



I wanted a tool kit for some toys; I best not drone on about that subject. This kit will be pressed into work sitting by my 3d printer.

I've had this one a good long while. love it.

[brutal]

Huge thanks to eddiememphis for the referral, guys are doing a fantastic job.

Wish I could have gotten the paint and drywall touchup done before they started, but it is what it is. Emptying the 2nd floor of a house lived in for 28 years is a bitch.

[bradbn4]

ifixit.com product?

O2

Yes,
I have their larger version in the basement - but I wanted to keep a set near the 3D printer area. Also I needed a few pry tools for some one on my laptop for a memory / drive upgrade.

[buffalobo]

Mrs bo finally got her upgrade.

I have always disliked operating for ag purposes but this new one is almost pleasant.

And still mindlessly boring.

If you're unarmed, you are a victim.

[ray1970]

I?m only giving you a marginally passing grade for your purchase because you didn?t get a climate controlled cab.

[HBARleatherneck]

I bought this pile of wood and its turned in to this...so far...lets see what it turns into next.





there are a couple of other things in one picture too.