Restoration?
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HA!
wrong user name!
try ran429, here's another one he did: http://pnwguns.com/auto-rifles/228-22lr-project-i-took-squires-bingham-m1600.html
here's his profile: http://pnwguns.com/users/ran429/
wrong user name!
try ran429, here's another one he did: http://pnwguns.com/auto-rifles/228-22lr-project-i-took-squires-bingham-m1600.html
here's his profile: http://pnwguns.com/users/ran429/
Dammit thats a fail link! no before and after shots lol!
Try here LOL!
I will do the wood, but the rebluing will need to be at a gunsmith unless i can save what you have there by touching it up and hiding the flaws like i did my buddys 300 Savage mod-99
I have a Remington Mod-11 shotgun that i am working on currently and will be done with it tomorrow night most likely.
It was nasty dirty and my friends Father in Law engraved his Drivers license mnumber in it all over, i had to sand/ oil sand it away & touch up the bluing.
Found a newer bluing i will try tomorrow probably. Its a wipe on hot blue i am going to use on a 1917 Enfield Eddystone 30-06 i am rebuilding for the same owner of this shotgun, his father in law brought it back from Korea with him and then sporterized it (ruined it) but he didnt ruin the barel or action by any machining the ears off or chopping the barrel.
So i have sourced out all the parts to bring it back to WW1 battle dress again and bring the collector value up on it by alot. Sporters are sporters and cheap, full battle dress rifles are liked alot more and my Friend wants to hang it on his wall in a case.
I am damned proud to be able to reverse someones mistake.
It was nasty dirty and my friends Father in Law engraved his Drivers license mnumber in it all over, i had to sand/ oil sand it away & touch up the bluing.
Found a newer bluing i will try tomorrow probably. Its a wipe on hot blue i am going to use on a 1917 Enfield Eddystone 30-06 i am rebuilding for the same owner of this shotgun, his father in law brought it back from Korea with him and then sporterized it (ruined it) but he didnt ruin the barel or action by any machining the ears off or chopping the barrel.
So i have sourced out all the parts to bring it back to WW1 battle dress again and bring the collector value up on it by alot. Sporters are sporters and cheap, full battle dress rifles are liked alot more and my Friend wants to hang it on his wall in a case.
I am damned proud to be able to reverse someones mistake.
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i did a few motorcycles too in my time of not being able to drive or ride.
I was bored. heres my favorite project. i miss this motorcycle alot.
But a Phat Phukker like me cant go 100 on a 550 very easy lol!
MOSSBEATER
I was bored. heres my favorite project. i miss this motorcycle alot.
But a Phat Phukker like me cant go 100 on a 550 very easy lol!
MOSSBEATER
nope, sold it and rebult a 82 KZ750E2
then picked up a 1976 KZ900A1 and sold it later.
Then sold the kz900 but kept the 750 because i had so much into it.
decided to sell the 750 when i got a kz1000 police bike.
Rode them each around a year and now have a Harley Sportster.
I love the old Kawi's!
Im in need of some help. I have a GSG 5 carbine.
I need to find a screw set for the stock mount on the back of the rifle
I actually just need the male-threaded (smaller pictured) of the two, but will take the set.
Idea's?
UPDATE!!!
Problem Solved...
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I ordered the HK push-pin upgrade from RRAGES.com
Along with the GSG 5 Replacement screw upgrade set.
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yeah.. jose does REALLY good work.. He's got a ton of stuff rifles/shotguns/pistols. Beautiful finishing
Is it functioning perfectly?
