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Ruger 22/45 w Bowers Paradigm threaded by Eric at Lakeside Machine... http://home.comcast.net/~tdmccallie/Uzi/2245_Paradigm_sm.jpg |
From my collection of factory oddball colored guns... ("Sand" colored P22) From my collection of "guns we're never going to thread again"... (Beretta NEOS)  From my collection of "Couldn't Think of Anything More Creative than Putting Some Afghan and Iraqi Money Behind My Guns"... (USP-40 Tactical)  From the "Hey, look - a M249 Para in the background!" pics... (SIG 226-Rail)  ...and yet another P22, this one in green. I have a green Outback for it, but couldn't find it... 
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Doug, nice fit on the sleeve!  Looks like ARin's going to be happy. 
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Monkey-man, Didn't you just build that MKII? I'm curious how well it worked out for you and what you ended up using for internals. IIRC you were looking to buy some off the shelf baffles. I'd love to hear the details of that build if you don't mind sharing. Walker |
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NICE tile job!!! 
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LOL. One of these days I'm gonna barbeque and you'll get to see the rest of it. |
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Here's my Pac-Lite/Outback II combination....
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<font size=3>Scott</font id=s3>
Eric The Hun wrote on 9/12/04 the following gem:
<font color=red>Trust me, IT would be like wetting yourself in a dark blue suit...
It may give you a warm feeling, but nobody else would ever notice it!</font id</font>
Eric The Hun wrote on 9/12/04 the following gem:
<font color=red>Trust me, IT would be like wetting yourself in a dark blue suit...
It may give you a warm feeling, but nobody else would ever notice it!</font id</font>
I went from a 5.5" bull barrel to this 4.5" Pac-lite, and I shaved 15 oz from the total package! It now weighs 37 oz, and the balance is perfect. It was expensive ($300 with tax) for the Pac-Lite, but I'm glad I spent the money to get it. Now I just need to find a holster for it with the scope...... |
<font size=3>Scott</font id=s3>
Eric The Hun wrote on 9/12/04 the following gem:
<font color=red>Trust me, IT would be like wetting yourself in a dark blue suit...
It may give you a warm feeling, but nobody else would ever notice it!</font id</font>
Eric The Hun wrote on 9/12/04 the following gem:
<font color=red>Trust me, IT would be like wetting yourself in a dark blue suit...
It may give you a warm feeling, but nobody else would ever notice it!</font id</font>
That is nice. Is it a custom job, or can you buy them suppressor and optic ready? |
"Common sense is not so common."- Voltaire
Here's a good article on the Pac-lite uppers. Pac-lite .22 Bull barrels And here's Tactical Solutions web site; Tactical Solutions |
It came threaded (matching thread protector) and with a pic rail for mounting optics from the factory. The threads are annodized aluminum (wish they were steel) but they should be fine with a little extra care. |
<font size=3>Scott</font id=s3>
Eric The Hun wrote on 9/12/04 the following gem:
<font color=red>Trust me, IT would be like wetting yourself in a dark blue suit...
It may give you a warm feeling, but nobody else would ever notice it!</font id</font>
Eric The Hun wrote on 9/12/04 the following gem:
<font color=red>Trust me, IT would be like wetting yourself in a dark blue suit...
It may give you a warm feeling, but nobody else would ever notice it!</font id</font>
oooh, ouch...that might be a clincher for me....nothing more fundamental than similar materials when it comes to threads. Darn it all to heck too.....well, like you said, maybe with a little extra care it would be ok. |
Same here. I guess I'll just have to get a factory barrel threaded. 
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"Common sense is not so common."- Voltaire
A few more... LRM MAS 9mm suppressor on Beretta 92, compared to Marvel 1911/.22RF conversion with Gemtech Outback suppressor. A right-side-up pic of the suppressed Marvel and unsuppressed .45 uppers...  ...and the Beretta after a refinish and taller sights are installed, posing with her big sister Hannah:  Man, I gotta take some new pix soon. 
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Explain to me the Passports . . . Are you Mr. Bond? |
I always carry at least two passports, as do my co-workers ... so you can have Israel stamp one book and the rest of the Mideast nations stamp the second one without seeing where you've been. It does wonders for long-term survival.
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So HOW do you get two of them? I have no plans to go to Israel or the Mid East, but I am curious..... |
<font size=3>Scott</font id=s3>
Eric The Hun wrote on 9/12/04 the following gem:
<font color=red>Trust me, IT would be like wetting yourself in a dark blue suit...
It may give you a warm feeling, but nobody else would ever notice it!</font id</font>
Eric The Hun wrote on 9/12/04 the following gem:
<font color=red>Trust me, IT would be like wetting yourself in a dark blue suit...
It may give you a warm feeling, but nobody else would ever notice it!</font id</font>
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The State Department's official stance is one passport per person. Like all rules, there are exceptions. First, you need to be in a business or profession that will require you to travel widely and without significant security throughout the Middle East, and you need to be stationed in the region on a long-term basis. Second, you (or more commonly, your employer) needs to know exactly who to contact at State with the multiple-passport request, and provide documentation that doing so would substantially reduce your risk. The most common dual-passport holders are journalists, but there are select other professions which qualify. And that is all that I can post on an internet board.
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And Govt. Employees. I had a few too, for the same reasons you list. Certain ones for certain countries. Of course, I had the luxury of being able to throw them away and have them replaced whenever I got more that 3-4 visas in them. And that is just the ones with my real name on them. I had a real rainbow assortment , blue, green, red and black passports. |
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Serbu Siris -- I like the fluted suppressor. http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b25/Racer351/Siris.jpg AAC Phoenix http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b25/Racer351/Phoenix4.jpg Something Odd http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b25/Racer351/P22with9mmCan.jpg A Walther P22 with a 9mm Uzi Suppressor - adapter by TROS |
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