- Location
- Vancouver, BC
kelly, lets bring him back!
Cdn Suppliers of Cdn-made recoil buffers ?????
- Thread starter Dr.Lector
- Start date
2 bux? That's it?
It's the cheapest s&h I heard of.
I think that's Ronin's version of April's fool day joke
Ronin, you are not sending them by fax, do you?
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I know, bro.
That's a good thing about Canada Post.
But it would be interesting to know what
"too thick" or "too heavy" actualy mean
(what kind of numbers).
I was just bugging you about the s&h price.
I wish more dealers would practice your s&h prices.
That's a good thing about Canada Post.
But it would be interesting to know what
"too thick" or "too heavy" actualy mean
(what kind of numbers).
I was just bugging you about the s&h price.
I wish more dealers would practice your s&h prices.
cz452shooter
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Sparwood, BC
Hello Powerstroke,
Please note that Kelly will be back in about 24 days as his ban was only for 30 days.
Regards,
Jordan
- Location
- Vancouver, BC
oh, thats not oo bad then.,
- Location
- Vancouver, BC
i havent gotten them yet, im sure they will be here soon!
sametwinnie
CGN Regular
- Location
- Lotbiniere
Me too!!
It's the other way around, actually.
About softness, you don't want them excessively soft.
But don't worry, that is only a theoretical case,
I guess it would even be very-very difficult
to make a super-soft one (think sponge).
It goes for the super-hard ones as well,
it's difficult to make them as hard as steel.
All buffers I've seen so far, in the middle of the spectrum,
is just the way they should be.
But if they are on the hard side, it's not wrong.
About bending, the ones for the regular 10/22 can bend
like a limp booger, or be ridgid like a steel rod,
it doesn't matter.
