Dobbinsky
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You spelling Nazi, you!roind…….![]()
You spelling Nazi, you!roind…….![]()
Not so much one being more difficult than the other, just different. I have been shooting both for 60 years, still trying for proficient.....I love trap. Never shot skeet before, but it looks much more difficult, as fast as it is. Does it take longer than trap to become proficient?
In for a penny, in for a poind....roind…….![]()
I will have my poind of flesh.In for a penny, in for a poind....
I know…….I know……..Can't do more on the engine without a couple parts so i just finished welding up a target stand. I won't mention why it needs welding.
That's some fun stuff. I did that in HS shop. Learned a lot. Learned to weld there and use the lathe there, too. Somehow I doubt kids get shop like anymore. When I was 18, I was able to completely strip down my 250 Kawasaki flat tracker, take the engine in for repair (too advanced for me and didn't have the tools), have the bike re-painted, and put the puzzle back together again. And NO leftover parts! Oh, yeah...it ran fine, too.Overhauling a twin cylinder Briggs engine
Didn't some player recently break his driver in a temper tantrum? I'd have laughed out loud as a spectator.Watching "The Masters".
So I just finished hand stamping the last four of the serial number on the parts it was not easy and came out a little funky I just eyeballed it didn't measure the way I would normally do my work I felt it would be more authentic to free hand it but to be honest I kinda like it the way it is besides I can't take it back.Working on a meusoc clone I ordered a Bar-Sto barrel like the original guns, I painted my personal inventory number on the grips, new trigger, new extreme engineering ignition set coming and finally a new one piece checkered arched mag well with lanyard loop. Also have number stamps coming to stamp the parts with the last four of the serial number.