A new twist on AR15 maintenance

[EdK]

(06-19-2012, 09:47 AM)Highpower Wrote: build some incredibly serious, precision adult air guns. I'm quite sure you would get "hooked" yourself after trying it.

Willie,

That comment piqued my interest. Do you have any links to such devices that you could share? I'm more interested in the machining side of those, as in making one rather than purchasing one.

Thanks,
Ed

[Highpower]

Ed,

I don't have any specific links saved to speak of. I just know that I stumble across them from time to time, and marvel at some of the work being done by the Brits and Aussies.

Here is a link to one that went by the wayside apparently, but it is typical of some of the other work I have seen done. The book that is mentioned there seems to be very popular with the builders. I'm sure a Google search would turn up quite a few links on building airguns.

http://madmodder.net/index.php?topic=3772.0

[Highpower]

(06-19-2012, 06:34 AM)TomG Wrote: Excellent idea Willie. It should save a lot of wear and tear on the bore.

When can we expect to see one in the Brownell's catalog?

Tom

Update:

I don't know about the catalog Tom, but it may be mentioned as a gunsmith "kink" in a future newsletter. They just sent me a $25 gift certificate for the idea. Guess I need to go to Disneyland now.

[DaveH]

(09-14-2012, 04:30 PM)Highpower Wrote: I don't know about the catalog Tom, but it may be mentioned as a gunsmith "kink" in a future newsletter. They just sent me a $25 gift certificate for the idea. Guess I need to go to Disneyland now.

Willie,
Well done - I suppose you'll want a pay rise now

DaveH

[Highpower]

Dave, you get paid????

[d65]

Great idea!! now I am going to have to modify mine!

Regards