Mezzanine wrote: Rem 700 based? Or something completely unique? Hotlink:
My initial prototype is actually going to built to fit a Savage 110 action I have laying around. It will then get a stainless heavy match barrel installed I have laying around and I will rework the trigger.
The second will be built around my FN. I always preferred the Winchester 70 action (which is what the FN has) to the Rem 700. Then last I will work on a Rem action.
A FN PBR XP
Conquest351 wrote: I have a Century Arms H&K G3 clone, ever think about playing with one of these?
Actually I was all set to buy one at the beginning of the year but then SWMBO fell in love with a little M1 Carbine at the gun shop so yeah there went my G3. I do have 30 mags for one sitting in my shop so I do plan on getting one eventually.
PHeller wrote: RebelGTP: I thought you were working in the in archaeology sector or something? Maybe I've got you confused with another member.
Nope you have the right one. Just got my degree still looking for work in the field. Have a lead on a position looking for unmarked graves though, just a slow process.
I have my hat and whip and all that...
I started with building guns just for my own use. Then others saw my work here locally and started having me work on their guns. That caused me to start thinking up my own designs and others started wanting full builds and I got the idea of starting my own company. I still don't have the full start up for a manufactures FFL however building chassis systems won't require that. So technically if I come up with a good design and setup building those I can be sent rifles that are owned by the individual already to rebuild. Figure a fun little side business for myself.
Homemade guns?
nderwater wrote:
I think that's actually worse than the Ronal teddy bear or daisy wheels... The best excuse I can think of for those wheels to exist is a live action Uncle Scrooge movie, and even that still deserves harsh punishment...
rebelgtp wrote: Just got my degree still looking for work in the field. Have a lead on a position looking for unmarked graves though, just a slow process.
Any good with GIS/GPS? I know its getting more usage in that field.
http://rcgoodwin.com/openpositions.aspx
Fun thing would be to start working on designs for the next gen coil guns. No powder or primers needed, just a charge. New battery tech will make them more possible. Velocity is not quite there yet but someday someone might crack that nut.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TWeJsaCiGQ0
Did someone say gauss rifle?
Double the gauss, double the fun!
In reply to PHeller: Actually I took geoforensics in college which mostly focused on using GIS. I have a couple other GIS classes under my belt. My senior thesis was actually on locating unmarked graves however I trained one of my detection dogs to sniff them out for me.
In reply to nderwater:
God, that's a pretty car.
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