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someone should make a threadless model that works with compression

looks great..but naked without anything on the muzzle ;D

Perhaps they arent grasping that its a dedicated .22. Ive been at indoor ranges with my AR-15 and wished to use a .22 conversion kit. Everyone was real nervous about me accidentally switching back to centerfire. In the end I always got to use it but not without several people verifying the conversion unit was in place. a .22lr is a .22lr regardless of the delivery system. Did they give you an explanation?

thanks for the update buddy

We had an incredible amount of rain in a short time . Most water ever in the basement. To top it off I cemented all the known leaks Thursday night.

I have two ideas on that and one aint pretty ;D

Im thinking of a new website, tacticalboobies.com

Thats friggin awesome. I saw some FN's done kind of like that at the FNforum but they lacked the texture. Wow just wow. Feel free to start another thread and display more of your work. I dont mind you plugging your business.

So for kicks I placed this on the 10/22 section of one of my other sites and I added some tracking. Results: Almost every visitor to that page clicked the link :laugh:

Thanks for joining!! Please share some pictures when you complete it...or during the process ;D :beer:

Ha!

Fact or Fiction? Looks like an Armalite to me.

Anyone have experience with the Aimpoint CompML3 Santa is asking for ideas what to bring me

bump

I love It!!!

Take some pictures of the process if you can. It will be good stuff for the main site.

I love handguns based on single action 2nd generation Smith & Wesson's I have an old 745 (Non IPSC Commemorative) This 952-2 and me would go well together

Have you shot this yet?

Great Job!

Fantastic, thanks for posting. Need to be certain Cyclone sees this. Im going to sticky it.

good stuff guys!

Heres another picture. Notice the shoulder and the undercut after the threads.

Hey Cyclone, for the die portion you might want to experiment on some scrap stock of the correct diameter. It can be a little tricky getting the threads straight by hand. I would suspect guys who thread muzzles either thread it directly with threading tools meant for a lathe or have a setup in the lathe to keep the die straight and square to the muzzle. Do you have the capability to turn the barrel to the correct diameter?

Awesome!, that gives smartphone a new meaning

Can you charge for that ride? ;D