The CZickness X

[patience0830]

Morning folks!



I like it Rusty. It's kind of becoming the official Czickness color scheme. Instead of Copperhead, maybe it should be called the CopperBottom. What is everyone's thoughts on a good matching set of VZ grips for that color scheme? The black rubber stock grips are great as is, but if someone were to do that scheme and want to do some VZs with it, what would you guys go with?

Rodney Copperbottom. The movie "Robots". Aunt Fannie is my favorite!

Now where were we?

OH! SQUIRREL!

 

[RustyHornet]

Lay off the web, youngster. You're all over the place today.

Kinda fun to watch.
Sorta like a train wreck.

If only you knew...... You should spend a day with me. What you see here is only scratching the surface.

 

[Birds Away]

Excellent range trip tonight with some great folks. I also got to see the Redhead in all red and then partially black.

 

[RustyHornet]

Range trip!

 

[wtburnette]

Have fun, Tom. Tell the boys we say hi! I will make it down there one of these days.

Have fun shooting tonight guys! Wish I could be there with you.

Excellent range trip tonight with some great folks. I also got to see the Redhead in all red and then partially black.

All I can say is WOW! What a great range trip! I always enjoy getting to spend time with BA and The Wizard and shoot some of their fine, fine guns. I love my 75 Compact SAO, but getting to shoot 3 compacts that BA brought, his 85, plus Barry's 97, The Wizard's 97, the Wizard's Shadow, plus his frankengun 1911.

 

[churchmouse]

All I can say is WOW! What a great range trip! I always enjoy getting to spend time with BA and The Wizard and shoot some of their fine, fine guns. I love my 75 Compact SAO, but getting to shoot 3 compacts that BA brought, his 85, plus Barry's 97, The Wizard's 97, the Wizard's Shadow, plus his frankengun 1911.

The Frankengun turned out pretty well considering.....

 

[wtburnette]

The Frankengun turned out pretty well considering.....

I concur

 

[88E30M50]

Glad to hear that the range trip went well.

 

[wtburnette]

Glad to hear that the range trip went well.

I love my 75 compact, but shooting some of the guns BA and the Wizard had tonight made me want to get something else cajunized.

 

[RustyHornet]

I am so weak.....

 

[churchmouse]

I love my 75 compact, but shooting some of the guns BA and the Wizard had tonight made me want to get something else cajunized.

Yeah it amazes me that folks can run these pieces and resist the Voodoo.........

 

[RustyHornet]

It's Friday.

 

[Birds Away]

All I can say is WOW! What a great range trip! I always enjoy getting to spend time with BA and The Wizard and shoot some of their fine, fine guns. I love my 75 Compact SAO, but getting to shoot 3 compacts that BA brought, his 85, plus Barry's 97, The Wizard's 97, the Wizard's Shadow, plus his frankengun 1911.

You're too kind, Tom. You bring some very nice pieces for us to shoot also.

 

[Birds Away]

Morning Rusty.

 

[RustyHornet]

Howdy BA.

 

[Birds Away]

Did you finally have a relaxing evening?

 

[RustyHornet]

I did. Got some stuff ordered that I needed. Watched a movie and held the couch down.

It wasn't as relaxing as your evening though.

 

[T-DOGG]

Morning everyone.

Sounds like a good time BA, WTB, and the Wizard had.

 

[RustyHornet]

Howdy DOGG.

I don't feel like working today. Although it should be an easy day. Replacing an exhaust system on a 1970 Chevelle LS-6 car. Putting a factory OE spec system on it, supposed to bolt right up in under an hour. I checked it out yesterday, it's pretty sweet. But it should be for $2000.

 

[88E30M50]

Morning folks!

It's quiet in here this morning. I hope that means that everyone that went shooting last night had a good time and is sleeping in this morning to celebrate.

I've started to take down and polish the SP01C/40. Wow, what a cruddy, dirty gun. It's probably the dirtiest gun I've run across in a while. So far, the frame has been completey stripped and cleaned and I've begun smoothing the inner frame walls. Once those are polished, I'm thinking of cold bluing them and then polishing them again to bring the polish level up and help with an oil film retention. Next up will be the trigger bar and then the sear cage after that. I'll polish the pins and am going to cut the hammer hooks down to .020. The sear can use a bit of polish too, but I'll probably just pull that across a strop a couple of times. My goal is to polish any surface that moves against another surface. Once that is all done, I'll see how she runs and will troubleshoot it from a good, clean, polished state.