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1/10/2012 9:45:39 PM EDT
So there is a RDIAS for sale.  All steel, legit, currently in a Class 3 dealers possession, and pre 1986.  It was made by Kenneth Galan of Dallas, Tx.  Anyone heard of this one?
1/11/2012 7:43:09 PM EDT
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Nope. Not surprising. Lots of guys had machine shops in the 80's. It wasn't hard to do, nor were the plans any state secrets. If you had at least a half a brain and could use some hand tools, you could build your own in short order. If its local, and you can give it a test shoot, I'd say do that. You'll know if it has any issues in short order. Bring a couple of uppers, see if it runs. I got one that was F1'ed by a no name, it has run 100% with 12 or so uppers I've tried it on, so I'm fine it wasn't built by a well known smith. For what I paid for it, I could care less.
1/12/2012 4:05:56 PM EDT
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Quoted:
Nope. Not surprising. Lots of guys had machine shops in the 80's. It wasn't hard to do, nor were the plans any state secrets. If you had at least a half a brain and could use some hand tools, you could build your own in short order. If its local, and you can give it a test shoot, I'd say do that. You'll know if it has any issues in short order. Bring a couple of uppers, see if it runs. I got one that was F1'ed by a no name, it has run 100% with 12 or so uppers I've tried it on, so I'm fine it wasn't built by a well known smith. For what I paid for it, I could care less.


Cool, the price is a lot of ofcourse, but I'm getting it anyways.  They are just too rare to pass up any at this point.  I was just curious if anyone knew any of the history of it.  Thanks!

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