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- your wife knows...
Nice!
And since no-one else has:
I CALL SHOTGUN!! Or Ma Duence?!
And since no-one else has:
I CALL SHOTGUN!! Or Ma Duence?!
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OMG hilarious, not one person has said that since i got it over a year ago!
you get it!
you get it!
Vettes:
There's a guy just posted an M3 .50 Browning for sale in the EE you might be interested in. True, it's not an M2, but by adding a few minor parts it would look identical to a real M2.
I have no connection to the seller and have no idea what he would take as he's asking for a trade plus cash.
There's a guy just posted an M3 .50 Browning for sale in the EE you might be interested in. True, it's not an M2, but by adding a few minor parts it would look identical to a real M2.
I have no connection to the seller and have no idea what he would take as he's asking for a trade plus cash.
thanks Claven, he contacted me. The floor showed up today, but it was in a tractor trailer, and was loaded at the front of the trailer. Guy didnt have anyway of moving to the back door for me to unload so they will be back tomorrow with a smaller truck and lift gate.
Pics of that will be here asap
Pics of that will be here asap
Nothing showed today. I guess tomorrow. Had some spare time so i blasted and painted more armor today.
As cool as that video is, it's clear they are firing blanks. The barrel is not recoiling at all relative to the dampening cylinders. A full power load would see the barrel recoil backwards around 2 feet after each shot.
Looks like the pallet they used was not up to the load - lol. Hopefully the rear armor didn't get warped or bent as a result?
I still say it's too bad the repro armor is just mils steel and not hardened steel. Oh well.
Do post pics when it's uncrated!
I still say it's too bad the repro armor is just mils steel and not hardened steel. Oh well.
Do post pics when it's uncrated!
Painted the rear floor today and storage bins. Installed the last 6 frame mounts to bolt the floor on. I still cant do a final bolt down till the rear idler shaft comes in with the gas tanks as the rear floor hinders installation
Still looking good. Was the original floor made of armour or just mils steel? It looks like mostly angle iron and relatively thin plate - IED's did not exist back then so much...
Where are the idler shaft and tanks at? Outsourced?
Where are the idler shaft and tanks at? Outsourced?
juanvaldez
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- Sudbury, Ontario
Amazing!!!
One of the complaints of soldiers in ww2, nothing to protect them from mines. It was basically sheet metal.
The tanks are being made, same guy has a mint rear idler shaft and pivot, so will come on same pallet
The tanks are being made, same guy has a mint rear idler shaft and pivot, so will come on same pallet
