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These handgaurds came in awhile back with their lips broken off. They are now fixed. I ran some ammo through the Q-RMC as a test and it did fine. They are ready to go back into service. Left to right in pic two Q-RMC, L W, L J, OI, OI, SA, unmarked. Don't know how the cammo got int there.:dunno:
Best Regards.....Frank:cheers:
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Nice job Frank! I just got back from a short walk around my field, and was thinking of you and your early morning jogs. I'm still debating about that OI highwood stock you offered to fix for me - may have to take you up on it sometime in the future. Keep up the good work! - Bob
Very nice work as usual.
Hey Bob, glad you got out for a walk this morning. We had 3 above zero this morning and my 4 mile run was crisp!! When you need help let me know.
Regards.....Frank
Haha, not that cold in the Sierras, but still below freezing. Yesterday my wife and I did 20 minutes riding our bikes around the fairgrounds and 30 minutes walking. My nose was FROZEN. Great work on the handguards, by the way
Went golfing last week. It was 34 when we tee'd off. Last night we got 25, that's our coldest so far, and way below our normal. I don't see how you guys deal with sub zero temps. Man that's cold.
I got one coming that needs that same repair. I think I got some walnut I saved.
Well they sure are pretty now. You done good again Frank.
As always. I haven't seen anything Frank has done that didn't turn out good.
Frank, you hiding the hard jobs on us???? :lol:
Super job Frank! :super:
Gee, 8 responses and not one asking the obvious. OK, how did you do it? Curious minds wish to know. Nice job btwQuote:
Originally Posted by frankderrico
Ah!, you see, no one asked because Frank uses a secret magic spell (taught to him by an ancient Wood Gnome wizard) to repair carbine stocks! After all, its magic what he does with wood.