peejman

    It's not uncommon.  Have a look at this...  http://www.kegisland.com/firing-pin-wipe.html   I shoot at Gunnys (or anywhere else) on rare occasions.

Welcome!

  My older son has his lifetime and the younger one will get his on his b'day this year.  I think my Dad got his lifetime (senior) but it's waaaay too expensive for us folks in the middle. 

From here:  http://www.atf.gov/publications/download/p/atf-p-5320-8/atf-p-5320-8-chapter-2.pdf       That said, you might look into an "optimum" barrel length.  Sometimes a small difference in barrel length can make a considerable difference in accuracy and/or reliability. 

    Nope.  :)    A #6 screw has SAE (english) threads.  An M6 screw has metric threads (hence the M).  The two are not interchangeable.    An M6 bolt has a shank diameter of .... 6mm (0.236").     A #6 screw has a shank diameter of 0.138" (screw # multiplied by 0.013"....   6*0.013=0.138").  So the #6 is considerably smaller. 

I can't really tell from the pics but you may be experiencing what I've heard called "primer wipe". Its when the firing pin is still protruding slightly during ejection. When the ejector forces the case out the firing pin drags across the primer resulting in a gouge. Check for a sticky firing pin or broken firing pin spring (if so equipped). It may very well be normal.

    Very true.  All you see is videos of idiots wearing a bio-hazard suit while changing a diaper and movies like Daddy Day Care.  Guess who got the clean-up call when the little one pooped in the tub last week?  Society thinks men are incapable of taking care of kids.  If we were women, we could raise hell about inequality and stereotypes, but since we're men, we just shut up and get on with it. 

    That's interesting too.  I've no idea what went on with paypal... the reason I couldn't remember the password is that it's my wife's account.  So if there were notices or something there, I wouldn't have seen them anyway.

    Not quite.  A 1 inch M6 bolt will be listed as M6x25.  You may even find it listed as M6x1.  Walmart may not have them.  I'm sure Lowes or HD will. 

  I'm fine with auto renew, though it'd be nice if there was an email notice or something a bit prior.  Since I only did 6 months last time, that's what it's done again.  If given the opportunity next time around, I'll do a year. 

  M6 is the size, 100 is the length (100mm) ~ 4" long.   If you really only need one 1" long, Lowes or HD will have one in their specialty fasteners cabinets.  If you really need one 4" long, you may have to go to an actual fastener place. 

Looks good.  I'd glue some felt on the legs or get those plastic slidy thingys so they don't mar the floor. 

School me on these apps...   seems I need them.  And probably a tablet.

I have a couple strange things going on...   I noticed my membership had expired a while back and intended to renew it.  When I got to paypal, I couldn't remember the password and didn't complete the transaction (best of my memory).   Then I forgot about it until I noticed that my CC had been charged (Feb 5th).  It's been about 2 weeks since then and my benefactor status hasn't been updated.    How did the transaction get completed?  I presume the system needs a nudge to update my status.    I did purchase a few stickers a while back, but that was billed to my CC separately.  No idea if that's related.    :wave:

Tape it up, clean it with alcohol, and shoot it with some flat black rustoleum.  4 or 5 thin coats and it'll be fine.

Welcome!

The only thing I can't figure is why we've spent nearly $500,000 feeding and housing this guy?

The big question is what do you use the knife for?   You can get really hard, high carbon steels extremely sharp, but they get brittle and corrode easily.  As you make the steel tougher and more corrosion resistant, the ability to hold an edge typically drops off.  Some of the "super steels" do a reasonable job of bridging that gap, but at considerable expense.    A big +1 to professional sharpening.  I had some kitchen knives professionally sharpened and they held their edge for years and years.  When they finally needed resharpened, I did it myself.  While I can get them back to shaving sharp (I'm no expert), they need touched up every few months.

Sounds like you solved it.  For future needs, I know a guy in Oak Ridge who can easily weld such things (pressure vessel certified, etc.).

    If the administration disagrees with the policy, why do they enforce it?  Particularly in cases as silly as this?  They should take cases like this back up the chain to the school board to illustrate the stupidity of the policy.  If they're blindly following stupid rules, they're just as guilty as the uninvolved parents they like to bitch about.  Quit being mindless minions and think for yourself.

I guess I'm just a nerd because I think that might be the coolest thing I've ever seen.  Really wish the video's with audio weren't blocked....

Even with over 12" of rain in January alone, they're still short of water?    God forbid urban planners consider the infrastructure before issuing building permits.  Utter incompetence on their part does not create an emergency on our part.  I agree, sell it to them. 

    Yep, but you'll have to remove the bayonet.   Make sure all the mags feed properly.  Some work, some don't.  Tape on the scope to prevent brass (steel, actually) damage is a good idea.  If the trigger has lots of creep or is gritty, send it to this guy....  you'll be amazed at the difference.  I sure was.    My yugo is stock with the exception of the above trigger job and Tech Sights, both of which I highly recommend. 

I'd love to have one.  It's definitely on my "must have" list.  Shot one (two actually, the first one broke!) at a CMP clinic at ORSA.  Loved it! 

    Yes, you must wait for the treated wood to dry before painting it.  The paint will look horrible and peel otherwise.  The MDF will soak up a lot of polyurethane.