Can we please stop hotlinking pics?

I blew one of those up with a bad reload round.  Fun fact, the investment cast barrel can take the impact of two 0.45 slugs as long as they are soft target rounds.  It was an interesting plate match when I had to raise my hand and explain that to the range master.

In reply to Knurled. :

I've been meaning forever to buy one of those tools.  So I toddled off to the internet where I guess I am presently at anyway to look them up again.

I came across this video.  I am impressed.

obligatory photo post.

Knurled. said:

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 didn't know the IMI Jericho was based on the 75, but after you posted that I went and looked at it and yeah, the slide is a dead giveaway. I'm with you- I probably wouldn't shoot one if I got it, and I can't see spending any sort of money on a safe gun.

I've liked my CZ well enough. I'm currently debating getting a standard barrel for mine or just trading it in for a standard model.


 

I like IWI stuff, I’ve been very satisfied with my x95 tavor. 

(mine looks like this but is black and has a streamlight lazer/flashlight combo on the side and a nikon rmr mounted at 45 on the side of the 3x optic for close stuff.)

I don't have a bull pup, I need one, I want an AUG, but a Tavor would scratch that itch.

I've got more steel case 7.62x39 than I'll ever shoot with my WASR, the only thing I have that shoots that flavor.

I'd like to build a parts kit Galil while I can still get them.

Though a new Galil Ace would be okay too I guess.  I prefer the old IMI wood stock Galilas.

The only tacticool I'm interested in. 

Appleseed said:

The only tacticool I'm interested in. 

Tactical sausage gives me this hit.

You can hear, feel, and smell this picture.

Semi related.  My witness match 45.  

Knurled. said:

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.

 

No stop leak and all factory clamps.

In reply to Donebrokeit :

Doesn't mean no stop leak. I was amazed to find out that some manufacturers have a factory part number additive that is a stop leak.

This might be the weirdest, yet most normal picture of Michael Jackson I've ever seen. 

stanger_missle said:

Yep, always my first choice when traveling.

nutherjrfan said:

Looks like a Versa but interesting.

Knurled. said:

nutherjrfan said:

Looks like a Versa but interesting.

That's a definite improvement over Nissan's current styling, and an order of magnitude better than anything Toyota has put out in the last decade.  In fact, ignore my image below, I'm going to say I flat out like it.

stanger_missle said:

When asked I tell flight crew that if theres a problem during flight we can meet on the wing to discuss it.

nutherjrfan said:

I kinda like it

In reply to stanger_missle :

You know it- exit aisles are worth it.  And you are first off when it counts....

In reply to neverdone :

I am helping, I'm leading the way to safety.