I think I need more spring rate
I think I need more spring rate
Classic has a batch of surplus imports in stock, for a reasonable price, but stupid old truck needs $700+ of front end parts... damn conscience and responsibilities.
Classic has a "win this surplus for free" contest on the Beretta Model 81-BB right now.
In reply to Brett_Murphy :
I used to apply to every one of their weekly contests, go through all the steps to get extra entries. I don't do some of the social media stuff that gets you significantly more entries, so my odds are so low, I decided it wasn't worth my time.
I did gamble and buy a surplus S&W 5906 from them a few months ago. I didn't pay extra for hand select, and was pretty underwhelmed with what I got, after it was all said and done. My review should be one of the more recent ones if you're interested.
Edit: 2nd page of reviews, by TL on July 1st.
Classic Firearms S&W 5906
bigdaddylee82 said:Classic has a batch of surplus imports in stock, for a reasonable price, but stupid old truck needs $700+ of front end parts... damn conscience and responsibilities.
OMG
Los Straitjackets flat rule.
A parody of the Nirvana album cover, with a luchador mask and a taco.
Okay, they take themselves just the right amount of seriously that I gotta check them out.
Knurled. said:A parody of the Nirvana album cover, with a luchador mask and a taco.
Okay, they take themselves just the right amount of seriously that I gotta check them out.
You absolutely WILL NOT be disappointed.
In reply to NickD :
yes you do. 700/400 or go home
Knurled. said:bigdaddylee82 said:Classic has a batch of surplus imports in stock, for a reasonable price, but stupid old truck needs $700+ of front end parts... damn conscience and responsibilities.
OMG
Found the page with that. I literally laughed out loud when I read the "why customers bought this" comments.
Half of them were Cowboy Bebop related. Which, is why I want an IMI Jericho, not an IWI or a (gack) Baby Eagle. That one has the wrong finish and the safety is wrong, but can't be too picky this long after they have been out of production.
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Tom Cruise and Wilford Brimley are the same age in these photos. Marinate on that.
"Jesus rays" in the house.
Weird. It's not lighting up any dust or anything, they are just sort of there.
bigdaddylee82 said:Classic has a batch of surplus imports in stock, for a reasonable price, but stupid old truck needs $700+ of front end parts... damn conscience and responsibilities.
Oh man, i had to quit going to the classic website a while ago. Got a few nice guns from them.
But this also reminds me i have a tangfoglio and a CZ 9mm i have never done anything with.
copart Fehwahwi.
Now I wish I knew how to pinstripe.
Knurled. said:Knurled. said:bigdaddylee82 said:Classic has a batch of surplus imports in stock, for a reasonable price, but stupid old truck needs $700+ of front end parts... damn conscience and responsibilities.
OMG
Found the page with that. I literally laughed out loud when I read the "why customers bought this" comments.
Half of them were Cowboy Bebop related. Which, is why I want an IMI Jericho, not an IWI or a (gack) Baby Eagle. That one has the wrong finish and the safety is wrong, but can't be too picky this long after they have been out of production.
TIL I want an IMI Jericho. I have no use for a handgun but i can't stop looking at them.
Yuck!
Not Dexcool.
In reply to EvanB :
I think ZB has a polished stainless CZ-75, which the Jericho is loosely based on.
I wouldn't want a Jericho to actually shoot, I'd just have it to have it, which is kind of the wrong reason to spend money. I don't like the inconsistent DA/SA trigger pull.
I was going to post a pic of a polished stainless CZ-75, but instead went for something different.
No laser sight.
Donebrokeit said:
Yuck!
Not Dexcool.
Post that to the "should I use Stop Leak" thread.
Dexcool only does that if you get air in the system, like from leaky intake gaskets, or people replacing the nice spring-type hose clamps with crappy worm clamps. Worm clamps aren't 360 degrees of clampage, and they can let air seep in while the coolant is contracting after shutdown, even if it doesn't weep liquid under pressure. Use spring clamps, use the tool for them so you don't mangle them, and all is happy.
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