Kentucky Armory Club

Welcome, your just a couple of years past newbie.

TheWenisPrinkle wrote:Aw what the hell I will take it.

SPF. PMed

No box. No papers. No lock.

Next wrote:Does this one have half hammer in a groove or totally hammer less?

Mike

Full shrouded hammer, DA only.

Up for sale is my 642. Aprox 100-125 rounds shot through it, Comes with 2 holsters, IWB and Galco ankle. $325, member rules apply. http://i557.photobucket.com/albums/ss20/fuzette/bef5373b.jpg http://i557.photobucket.com/albums/ss20/fuzette/b687db39.jpg http://i557.photobucket.com/albums/ss20/fuzette...

Might be getting my baby back, negotiations in the works. Will cost me gun + $100.

UTG make an adapter to picatinny rail for $10. I'll have to check into that one. How high does it raise the mount? Raises sight mount about a half inch. Used this on my 60 with a red dot. http://i557.photobucket.com/albums/ss20/fuzette/9ed97235.jpg http://i557.photobucket.com/albums/ss20/fuzette/6a...

UTG make an adapter to picatinny rail for $10.

This thread needs more AK...

Cangrats, welcome to the club.

I was married at the court house, just us, whiteness and justice of the peace.

Happy birthday.

busted leg wrote:no pendulum to regulate the escapment?????

It has one, it's still hiding in a plank of wood. I still have plenty of things to cut out before the first tick.

That SUCKS! Been there, done that, visited the gift shop and bought the t-shirt. Someone has to have one lying around for you, good luck.

I'll have to keep this info in mind the next time I fire my RPG.

Happy Birthday!

After breaking 2 G-shocks I CAN NOT recommend buying one.

Good old 1977 vintage surplus Russian ammo for the win.

Toddstang wrote: Better areas? What Parish is that? LOL!

Very few places in Orleans parish, and a good bit of Jefferson parish are still relatively safe.

When I go home to New Orleans I CC almost everywhere I go. Seen way too much $hit go down even in the better areas not to.

Ok, here are the wheels finished but still need to do a little shaping and final fitting/tuning. Now onto the frame, pendulum, spacers and axles, weight shell and hands.

Here is a Christmas ornament I made a couple of years ago, I know never to try this again.

Thanks guys. Almost done with the gears and then on to frame and other running parts. Here is a picture of my first clock that has been happily ticking away for 6 years, runs +/- 2 to 3 minutes a day fast/slow depending on weather.

Happy birthday, now you can legally go to the meets.