jasonfin1128's WA HTF Gunporn thread (Page 20 of 23)
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Originally Posted By Globemaster:
Olympic Arms Inc. Model: K30R16 Upper Type: OAI Forged A3 Flat Top w/ Picatinny Rails. Front Sight: OAI Gas Block w/ Picatinny Rails. Handguard: OAI F.I.R.S.H.® Free Floating w/ Picatinny Rails. Barrel: 16in. Bull, 416 Stainless Steel, Button Rifled. Chambering: .310 / 7.62x39mm Bore: Long-Life, non-Chromed Bore. Twist Rate: 1:10 Muzzle: Crown. Forward BUIS: YHM® PN #9584 Rear BUIS: YHM® PN #9680 Rail Cover: Magpul® XTM™ … FDE Rail Cover: Magpul® Ladder Rail Protectors … FDE Lower Receiver: Aero Precision® w/ Surplus Ammo & Arms® ‘Roll-Mark’ LPK: DPMS® Trigger Guard: Magpul® M.O.E.® ... FDE Buttstock: Magpul® M.O.E.® W/ Mil-Spec Buffer Tube … FDE. Buttstock Pad: Magpul® Enhanced™ Grip: Magpul® M.O.E.® … FDE. Optic: Millett® Zoom Dot™ 30mm reflex Mount: LaRue® Tactical Cantilever LT-129 Magazine: C/Products® 10-Round ‘SS’ 7.62x39mm … Finished w/ Krylon® ‘Ultra-Flat’ w/ Fusion Technology™ http://i911.photobucket.com/albums/ac314/AR15_Oly1/DSCN3402.jpg 100 yards ... Factory HSM® 123gr. http://i911.photobucket.com/albums/ac314/AR15_Oly1/DSCN3420.jpg http://i911.photobucket.com/albums/ac314/AR15_Oly1/DSCN3436.jpg http://i911.photobucket.com/albums/ac314/AR15_Oly1/DSCN3428.jpg http://i911.photobucket.com/albums/ac314/AR15_Oly1/DSCN3437.jpg 100 yards ... Yugo® Mil-Surp http://i911.photobucket.com/albums/ac314/AR15_Oly1/DSCN3469.jpg http://i911.photobucket.com/albums/ac314/AR15_Oly1/DSCN3474.jpg http://i911.photobucket.com/albums/ac314/AR15_Oly1/DSCN2515.jpg http://i911.photobucket.com/albums/ac314/AR15_Oly1/DSCN3329.jpg looks a lot like my recent build, cept your barrel nut/ rail clears that surplus ammo lower.... try that with a spikes BAR and let me know how it goes 
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I was out Bear hunting on the dry side of the Cascades last week, and took a pic of my Mt. Bike setup with my cell phone while I was out running the back roads
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Mozambique Drill, also know as the Failure Drill, in which the shooter fires twice into the torso 'known as a Double Tap' then assesses the hits and follows it up with a well aimed shot to the head.
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Wouldn't say it's finished, but I can now say it's complete: Funny, even when I was a First Sergeant I hated "Junk on the Bunk"  WAHTF lower, NW Timmy upper  , Streamlight, EOThing, and just about everything else is Magpul: MIAD grip, AFG, MOE buttstock and foregrip, and MBUS.  Colt Combat Commander, CRKT "Dogfish" and "K.I.S.S." Patch on cap is from rainier Arms, of course, most of the others are Milspec Monkey "morale patches", except for the "Unorganized Militia –– Signal Corps" patch.  If anyone gives a shit, I got the cap and jacket from Patriot Outfitters.  Got the "Drang" and "Cluemeter" patches from The Suppky Sergeant, AKA MilitaryClothing.com.  Left sleeve. Have no idea why it turned out so dark; I had to fix it in Picassa.  Right sleeve.   |
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I like that idea. |
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That conflicts with 9.41.050 paragraphs 2 and 3, you'll get Tased for sure. 
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Originally Posted By W-D: That conflicts with 9.41.050 paragraphs 2 and 3, you'll get Tased for sure. It's not a pistol, though. It's an AOW.  |
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Originally Posted By Clown_Gun:
Originally Posted By W-D:
That conflicts with 9.41.050 paragraphs 2 and 3, you'll get Tased for sure. It's not a pistol, though. It's an AOW.
True dat, my bad. You'll get shot for sure! *fixt *
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Originally Posted By Clown_Gun:
Originally Posted By W-D:
That conflicts with 9.41.050 paragraphs 2 and 3, you'll get Tased for sure. It's not a pistol, though. It's an AOW.
That's what I keep saying. Because an AOW is neither long gun nor pistol, there is no law preventing carrying it loaded in the car. Betcha Joe Highway Patrol don't know that though. 
And with the recent law enforcement record on deaths, I really don't want to risk it until I get that letter back from the AG. |
Originally said By bobbity on 17JUL2010:
And I really like the brass tube in my ass thingy, too!
And I really like the brass tube in my ass thingy, too!
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Originally Posted By BusySquirrel:
Originally Posted By Clown_Gun:
Originally Posted By W-D:
That conflicts with 9.41.050 paragraphs 2 and 3, you'll get Tased for sure. It's not a pistol, though. It's an AOW.
That's what I keep saying. Because an AOW is neither long gun nor pistol, there is no law preventing carrying it loaded in the car. Betcha Joe Highway Patrol don't know that though.
And with the recent law enforcement record on deaths, I really don't want to risk it until I get that letter back from the AG. They usually get distracted by the machine guns in the back seat. |
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Originally Posted By VR-15:
Got me a new 1911 
http://i236.photobucket.com/albums/ff244/VLR4/STITROJAN19119MM020.jpg?t=1284418425 http://i236.photobucket.com/albums/ff244/VLR4/STITROJAN19119MM019.jpg?t=1284418459 http://i236.photobucket.com/albums/ff244/VLR4/STITROJAN19119MM021.jpg?t=1284418502 STI single stack, very nice! |
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Originally Posted By coctailer:
I hold these whilst watching Boondock Saints. http://i186.photobucket.com/albums/x115/coctailer/BruggerThomet001.jpg http://i186.photobucket.com/albums/x115/coctailer/BruggerThomet002.jpg Coctailer, I have told you lately how much I hate loathe envy you
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Details on the AR pistol!!! Looks pretty sweet. What muzzle device is that? Barrel? |
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Originally Posted By RainierArms-Sales:
Originally Posted By coctailer:
Details on the AR pistol!!! Looks pretty sweet. What muzzle device is that? Barrel? It's a Primary Weapon Systems CQB 556 Compensator 
<a href="http://www.rainierarms.com/?page=shop/detail&product_id=1514" target="_blank">http://www.rainierarms.com/img/shop/product/c6def2ee213fe6baffdaea6b9746f425.jpg</a> on the end of a Rainier Arms Match 7.5. Mega WAHTF Lower Mega Monolithic upper Mega match trigger Mega charging handle Spikes Tac pistol buffer Youngs Mfg chrome BCG |
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Sir James Notice you seem to have outlined the WA map in another shade, any fancy technique, or just paint and a toothpick? |
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Originally Posted By DW_Drang:
Sir James Notice you seem to have outlined the WA map in another shade, any fancy technique, or just paint and a toothpick? Use a hairdryer to heat the metal of the lower. Get a crayon, color is your choice. After heating the lower for a bit, rub the crayon over the area. Crayon will fill the grooves. Rub off surface excess with a paper towel. |
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Originally Posted By Procyon:
Originally Posted By DW_Drang:
Sir James Notice you seem to have outlined the WA map in another shade, any fancy technique, or just paint and a toothpick? Use a hairdryer to heat the metal of the lower. Get a crayon, color is your choice. After heating the lower for a bit, rub the crayon over the area. Crayon will fill the grooves. Rub off surface excess with a paper towel. Yup, I did heat it up with a hair dryer. Then used the toothpick method with some Testors paint. Then applied a little more heat. Cleaned it up with a little CLP. Did not take that long. Sir James... |
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Originally Posted By VeritasAQ:
Now that's awesome! Can't wait to see it assembled! the vintage 30/40 Krag® is assembled, and just as it was when I picked it up at the October. WAC Show in Puyallup; and all I did was send the (2) parts w/ hardware to a friend of mine (per his request) as he is a Master engraver. here are some pic’s of his other works; and a link to his Facebook page; and right now I’m in the process of replacing the odd mismatched set of iron-sights, with a matched ‘SET’ of vintage Remington® iron-sights. 
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Originally Posted By OdT:
This is NOT your fathers 10/22 http://i791.photobucket.com/albums/yy198/dkt22mag/1022/100_3609.jpg http://i791.photobucket.com/albums/yy198/dkt22mag/1022/100_3611.jpg http://i791.photobucket.com/albums/yy198/dkt22mag/1022/100_3612.jpg http://i791.photobucket.com/albums/yy198/dkt22mag/1022/100_3654.jpg http://i791.photobucket.com/albums/yy198/dkt22mag/1022/100_3655.jpg http://i791.photobucket.com/albums/yy198/dkt22mag/1022/100_3656.jpg 
WOW! Nice, how's it shoot?
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Originally Posted By Globemaster:
Originally Posted By VeritasAQ:
Now that's awesome! Can't wait to see it assembled! the vintage 30/40 Krag® is assembled, and just as it was when I picked it up at the October. WAC Show in Puyallup; and all I did was send the (2) parts w/ hardware to a friend of mine (per his request) as he is a Master engraver. here are some pic’s of his other works; and a link to his Facebook page; and right now I’m in the process of replacing the odd mismatched set of iron-sights, with a matched ‘SET’ of vintage Remington® iron-sights. http://pics.gunbroker.com/GB/197302000/197302282/pix229961396.jpg http://pics.gunbroker.com/GB/197302000/197302282/pix810372551.jpg http://pics.gunbroker.com/GB/189603000/189603683/pix2505077890.jpg http://pics.gunbroker.com/GB/189603000/189603683/pix2505482328.jpg 
Does he want an apprentice?
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Originally Posted By VeritasAQ:
Does he want an apprentice? I kind of doubt it, and he’s a retired Sheriff and ‘Once a Marine’ and he’s a good friend too
and today I added an old US. M1907 Military Sling to the Krag® as I received this sling on my Remington® Model No: 721 when I was a youngster; and now I’m just waiting to work on the iron-sight installation … once the vintage ‘SET’ arrives. 
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