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Yikes. I'm guessing it belongs to one of the owners? I've seen that kind of thing before, and hate to see a project languish half-done.
Someone needs a kick in the ass to get it finished.
I get the no advantage part. Never ran into any big problems with field stripping and reassembling though. Generally have good luck and a full tool pouch on my side.They don't offer a single advantage over a traditional barrel bushing and they make takedown and reassembly impossible without a little tiny tool. That tool always either gets lost or breaks and you have to resort to cutting and bending a paperclip to capture the recoil spring to relieve spring pressure for disassembly.
The first time you are away from your workbench and need to disassemble a 1911 with a bull barrel you'll realize why I dislike them so much.
Well... now the ODT is different. That forum rakes in a good salary for its owner, even before they started charging for listings. I'll be transparent and let you know that our site has been operating for 5 years in the red without a profit. I'd show you the tax returns but I have it listed as an LLC under my S-Corp, so it is tied into my personal tax returns. But typically with hosting, forum software management, development, marketing and merchandise costs, I'm usually around the $15K mark a year in expenses and the revenue is typically around $2K. I have done some things to scale back on expenses this year due to a job loss right before Christmas 2017 and some unexpected personal expenses that arose this year. But God is good and continues to bless me and my family, so I could never complain.
Wow I commend you sir! Thank you for being generally interested in a gun forum and not trying to run up your bank account. No need for tax return I have no reason to not believe you. Thank you for this site!
Well, I truly wish the bank account were going UP instead of down at the same time, but I get that Dougiemac's heart is in the right place. Just above the lungs.
Did I read that right? So you're saying you've been operating this site at a deficit of approximately $13k/year?
Having second thoughts on the vz61. I think I can find them for 650 with a stock and adapter.
damn I don’t know what I want.
damn I don’t know what I want.
I'll do $450 on it if you decide to sell (ya know for comfort), if you'll send it to TruPrep
correct. however with any business, there’s a few years of investment that outweighs revenue. additionally the loss has helped to offset revenue from my other business ventures.
Why? What parts do you need and for what project?
This is why I want to do every little thing I can think of to help this place grow. I didn't know the actual numbers, but after owning our own business for 20 years before bad health shut us down, I knew @dougiemac needed more members & traffic to keep going. His genuine concern & support for firearm ownership & this community is humbling.
Mainly a government profile barrel for the A4.
And ideally a second one for the C7, but I can't really afford that right now unless I sell off a few things.
And speaking of the C7, if anybody sees a Diemaco collapsible stock around somewhere, let me know.
And if you can remove your bushing without a tool it’s too loose and effects accuracy. Ask Les BaerThey don't offer a single advantage over a traditional barrel bushing and they make takedown and reassembly impossible without a little tiny tool. That tool always either gets lost or breaks and you have to resort to cutting and bending a paperclip to capture the recoil spring to relieve spring pressure for disassembly.
The first time you are away from your workbench and need to disassemble a 1911 with a bull barrel you'll realize why I dislike them so much.
Just woke up from a 3 hour nap at work and it’s dark outside. I was very confused.
$32.40 for sleeping. That's like stealing.
Item Relisted! FS Carl Walther P1 11/65 Date Code Waffenfabrik Ulm/Do.
Item has been relisted, you can find the new listing at: https://www.theoutdoorstrader.com/threads/fs-carl-walther-p1-11-65-date-code-waffenfabrik-ulm-do.2190228/ Item Name: FS Carl Walther P1 11/65 Date Code Waffenfabrik Ulm/Do. Location: Mall of Georgia Area Zip Code: 30019 Item is for...
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He means ruined and no collector value. Real shame.
Item Relisted! FS Carl Walther P1 11/65 Date Code Waffenfabrik Ulm/Do.
Item has been relisted, you can find the new listing at: https://www.theoutdoorstrader.com/threads/fs-carl-walther-p1-11-65-date-code-waffenfabrik-ulm-do.2190228/ Item Name: FS Carl Walther P1 11/65 Date Code Waffenfabrik Ulm/Do. Location: Mall of Georgia Area Zip Code: 30019 Item is for...
He means ruined and no collector value. Real shame.
that is horrifying