It's been well maintained and built well with the good parts.
The lower pics, does that M4 or whatever tube unbolt from the folder hinge? Interested if so.
Damn now I want a 5.45anyone interested in 5.45 mags?
4x izzy's with stamps and 2x Aims 74 cerakoted by Fats.
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No and No. Sorry.The lower pics, does that M4 or whatever tube unbolt from the folder hinge? Interested if so.
Also, do you have any bolt-on front handguard and gas tube holders/ belt loop thing or whatever they’re called (retainers)?
You use it as a daily driver & bring it to me once a month & I'll take care of the potential.He isn't lying. Looks like a great machine, it's just too built for me to use to it's potential.
Nevermind, I see this one is for use with factory tang, looking for flush oneCan you take a pic from this angle
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@Peanut Butter and @2Glocks been awfully quiet since their fishing trip
Dang man! That is a hell of an offer!
My shop teacher just left, it was the cap. $150 parts and labor, I ain't complaining especially being today is Sunday. If it had happened yesterday when the shop was open, I could have done it myself for less than $50. Sure beats $4200 for a new unit though!
I think I need to grab a few spare caps when we move in the new house. Might be a good idea to have a few on hand.
For concrete floors, it's wax based. Same is used for tile, vinyl, marble, etc. The material is actually wood shavings, at least originally. Could well be synthetic these days. My knowledge is old, like me. anyway, red sweeping compound originally was the wax based stuff for concrete. Green sweeping compound was oil based for wooden floors. It's what we used in textile mills in the 70s.This stuff looks synthetic to me. I don't think it's crushed shells...it has an oil/buffing component to it. Makes the garage floor have a nice sheen to it without being slippery.
@Peanut Butter and @2Glocks been awfully quiet since their fishing trip
is that what they're calling it these days?Male bonding.