I think it's a personality type too. I think in wire frame Autocad a lot. I once woke up with a build idea for a break action rimfire from scrap materials and parts, fully formed. It took 110 hours of machining and woodwork but I built my own goofy single shot with some exceedingly rare and expensive macasar ebony furniture. (gifted the wood).
Well i love that you guys have given so much insight to a verity of topics and repair ideas! Update the raptor is fixed and now needs to be tuned back into specI think it's a personality type too. I think in wire frame Autocad a lot. I once woke up with a build idea for a break action rimfire from scrap materials and psrts, fully formed. It took 110 hours of machining and woodwork but I built my own goofy single shot with some exceedingly rare and expensive macasar ebony furniture. (gifted the wood).
This should give some insights into my ranting posts.
I'd really like to know what the verdict is on your m4 when you know. Just to help pass the knowledge on.
. If we don't teach it, we are doomed to a world of appliance operators and disposable hardware. Yes sir I will and well spoken point and I agree 100% and don't know if I could have spoken that even close as well as you did sir.I'd really like to know what the verdict is on your m4 when you know. Just to help pass the knowledge on.
Forum dogma and snobbery is a thing of the past for me. I try not to be condescending, but i really want to pass this knowledge on as best I can (if they can use the search function) to problem solve and critical think and don't be afraid to be wrong. Together we can subvert the profit margins of airgun repair
I may have made some tangents
. It's about the journey haha. It's like the incoming presidents meandering speech. It's related to the topic at hand, it just won't be apparent to almost anybody for some time.Plus he sent it in, so we are likely to to only know what they tell him when he gets it back and not get to see the failure exactly. Otherwise I wouldn't want to derail a thread as badly as I did. Sorry.
Do as you see fit but I’ll say that I live near UA, use the store and range a lot and have good relations with the staff and dogs. I’m not going into any details but I’ll say that you are not the only one with this valve issue and they have been very successful fixing it. I’m not throwing shade on turbo either - he may well have implemented the same fix or better.
That's a joke. Right
I am tempted to discuss my shoes, but I’ll go with AGs. I have no favorite. All thirty or so drive me nuts. I think that the ugly stick Taipan Vet 2 .700 tact is my favorite .22 slugger at present and that was a real surprise. It melts into the bag, the crosshairs barely move during the shot cycle and it’s the closest to the consistency and accurate of my PB biathlon rifles, which are pretty good. Of course, it has a few little tweaks on the hammer and valve components. I guess it my only AG that isn’t a work in progress, for now.
I own several "FX",s ...std and modded.......i like the FX but i am not going to turn a blind eye to their MANY flaws..
Well, now I'm following you lol.I think it's a personality type too. I think in wire frame Autocad a lot. I once woke up with a build idea for a break action rimfire from scrap materials and parts, fully formed. It took 110 hours of machining and woodwork but I built my own goofy single shot with some exceedingly rare and expensive macasar ebony furniture. (gifted the wood).
This should give some insights into my ranting posts.
you know what Mr. VETMX I've met plenty like you and most are women.
and im not going to stand by like some others here and complain like old ladies and do nothing. we fixed our guns 2k or not.
Theory and practice…