Recent content by ctylerc1995

Ours so....hers. I guess that's how it works now.

The fiancée was not happy:nusenuse:

SOB: small of back. Only way I could carry a full sized before I got a compact. The guy does good work, cost is up there but he will do anything you ask for and usually have it to you in a week.

*drum roll*

I use to carry a 26, switched to the 36 (slimline in 45) at christmas. The slimline is worth every penny. I got a SOB holster from http://www.kramerleather.com for my 17 RTF2 for the reason you're having. But on all my other glocks I use a "clipdraw" (found on Amazon) and love it where it...

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Dug these out of my papaws garage today. The Remington has a good story behind it. It was one stolen and then found under a bridge back in the late 80s. Unquie tip on the little bandit saw. Anybody know anything about this Remington? Worth fixin it up and playing with it for kicks?

I couldn't count how many of those chains I've bought for 18$. My little 141 uses em and for cutting rose bushes on the farm they are great. I use them up fast for some reason. Going to check my lowes;) they vibrate like hell in hard wood though Edit:20$ at my lowes :mad:

I feel ya..I told myself I'd never sell my saws....I then got engaged to a girl in medical school and the machine work just isn't around anymore because of the coal mine leaving so I'm thinking 10 is too many..:(

I once read a book about machining a few years back, it was printed in 1990, I'll try to find it. It touched on the factory in VA beach. Then, STIHL's tolerances were 1/100MM (0.0004") I'm sure they have only gotten tighter, however I don't see it as that important for a cylinder base. As...

Ester is essentially an acid that's been modified to be non acdic that loves to cling to metal even with high heat. And burning it is a new technology and every new technology is amazing and the best UNTIL someone finds a con to it. He was a chemist in his younger days.

Was it the H1R? It has ester in it, which id say is why. Kinda like when everyone though oil with MOLLY in it was a magic answer. If I ran the H1R in my RM250 it was a B**** to start because the idle jet was too lean with it. A very smart old man schooled me on Ester when I was complaining...

I've never personally used either of these in a saw, but have a bit of use in the dirt bike application. I believe almost all Belray products are great, I've ran their red gear oil in every transmission I can and when I split my bike one, you couldn't tell the gears had ever been used. The H1R...

I believe my transfers were right at 125, and as far as the intake, yes it lacks a lot to be desired but the saw if far from being done. I'm trying to find a pressure transducer with the resolution and sample rate to allow me to measure it with a tee from the line running back to the carb so I...

The torx bolts that hold the case stuffer is only a clearance issue if you delete the base gasket. Yes I have the base gasket on the saw. The compression was after about 15 minutes of run time and cooling overnight. 30 clearance was what I chose because of where the transfers end up would end...