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CF that bronze one looks just spec-tac-ular. We need a 'drooly' emoticon.

I had to smile when I heard a friend of the family defend the Jocko thusly:

"We had parked by a school playground, and when Michael came up to the car, some of the kids came running over, and Michael went over, said hi and shook their hands. He LOVES kids!"
That is why he is innocent.

It was purchased, according to a local radio station morning show, for $1,200 new, realizing a 200% profit after expenses.

Crack ye not wise to Mr. DeShivs! :roll: Also I don't know where y'all got that LSD map, because Bush prevailed by a mere 5 Electorial votes, and Dubya's brother's state, (Florida's) voter-voodoo threw 25 for the Bushes. It was 271 to 266. It takes 270 to win and Dubya had a 1-vote margin in the col...

A similar situation for the A.B. stuff too, y'think? The A.B. levers look really close to the Massaros at the bolsters... it's hard to tell from just one picture.

Good show, rapidboy1!

This project looks like an excellent "excuse" to buy that drill press we've been thinking about... With a drill press, good bit and proper clamps the blade hole should be a snap.

Sooo, pretty much Massaro for the most part then... Thanks a bunch, guys. I was having a 'conversation' with an E-gay seller who was selling some Leverlocks ("The door for Italin knives has slammed shut!") and he didn't know who Massaro was; once I sent him a link he said his were Beltrame, and that...

The Beltrame Leverlocks look pretty much the same as the Massaro ones. Are they made by different people?

Thanks...
S.K.

Mega Dave! Guess what? I got a fever! And the only prescription.. is more cowbell!

The dreaded "Spring Tent Of Death"

One of each?

One second thought I've had is that it's probably not a bad idea to secure the lower frame a bit, so you don't have to worry about the stuff all flying apart at the most critical second. It's easy enough to use a small screw and a steel washer in front to hold the frame from scooting around: http://...

Instead accumulate as many assault rifles that you can possibly afford between September and December, because the window will probably slam shut in January, then you'll be able to name your price.

FN-FAL .308 paratroop models would be my first through fifth choices. Boy, what a great rifle.

Right, and the S/A OTF's are under tension when open, too, but considerably less than when closed. That's why they're described as "continuous propulsion" in some literature.

The D/A's have the same tension when deployed as they do when retracted, so stick 'em out there proudly!

So Jerico's West Bank sausage pizza parlor is not as good an idea as I was told?