What are you doing right now??
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NMEDGE
Elite
Women have a better sense of smell than males.
KillerFord1977
SAINT
I’m sold on optics. Love them
Train on an open sight weapon as well to not lose the muscle memory, but go optic
Bassbob
Emissary
What footprint is the slide cut ? I’d try to go with an optic that mounts directly to the slide. Unless you have suppressor height sights. You’re going to want it to co-witness with your irons.
KillerFord1977
SAINT
On the patio with my buds.
Local HS marching band at end of hood is practicing. Ugg… the damn metronome rhythm device eats to your core. Shut up !!!!
That, and it aounds like someone swallowed a trombone and stepped on an elphant.
My kid did marching band her whole school career . Ugg .. nightmares
Local HS marching band at end of hood is practicing. Ugg… the damn metronome rhythm device eats to your core. Shut up !!!!
That, and it aounds like someone swallowed a trombone and stepped on an elphant.
My kid did marching band her whole school career . Ugg .. nightmares
Starting the refinishing on the Field Grade M1 I got with a 2014 replaced stock. The finish was really light, really dull and already scuffing. Past the receiver, no historical significance.
My horrific process:
Take off the stock, spray with non-chlorinated brake cleaner - takes everything off. Let dry, really light sanding, wet wipe, dry. 3 coats of Russet color leather dye. Let dry. First coat of linseed oil, hand to dry. Will rub with steel wool and add one linseed oil coat every night this week, then let it dry for nearly a week while I'm on a work trip. When I get back it should be better than new. For the top handguards, I just gave them an over-rub with the russet and the first coat of oil - they'll get the same number of coats of oil and roughly match. It's a shooter, not a presentation model.
My horrific process:
Take off the stock, spray with non-chlorinated brake cleaner - takes everything off. Let dry, really light sanding, wet wipe, dry. 3 coats of Russet color leather dye. Let dry. First coat of linseed oil, hand to dry. Will rub with steel wool and add one linseed oil coat every night this week, then let it dry for nearly a week while I'm on a work trip. When I get back it should be better than new. For the top handguards, I just gave them an over-rub with the russet and the first coat of oil - they'll get the same number of coats of oil and roughly match. It's a shooter, not a presentation model.