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The guys name is Adrien Cobb out of Visalia, CA. Last time I talked with him he was still getting the webpage up and running and having issues with the web designer. As far as experinces with him, he helped me out big time. Had someone else toon some mags for me and really screwed up the lips, he took them and in 1 week had them running perfectly. Next time I see him I will get the phone number that he is using for the business and post it. Tim

There was a Suburban????

You guys are mean. I like it.

Silica carbide and 2 part epoxy is the way to go. I have done many grips using 80 grit carbide and they come out great.

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Hey just keep the tip.....

Is it bad that I finally convinced a friend to clean out his comp and we got over 100 grains of lead and carbon out of it. He was actually suprized to see that the botom of the comp was squared off.

Shoot me the address. I was looking to trade em out for SV's but I'll give your technique a try. Tim

You guys are not funny, it really hurts to spray hot coffee out of your nose. You should warn a guy to not be drinking while listning to stuff like that. Now I have to get a new keyboard......

It told me to take a bus that I have no buisness driving.

how many pounds of batteries does that thing take.

How about "I didn't know they made those boots in men's sizes"

http://www.glumbert.com/media/tonguetwister.html I don't know what the hell these guys were thinking but the guy in red at the end had the right idea. Hope this has not been previously posted Tim

How light can you tipically go without damaging the frame? I recently got some advise from a friend that I trust saying that he is dropping down to a 8 or 9 pound spring in his lighter edge based limited gun.

I usualy use the 7 dollar method of getting the spring weight. I buy new springs. I'm too chicken to try and guess.