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About Colorado Coffinmaker
- Birthday 10/28/1947
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CAS, Fine Wood Working, Retired Toggle Link Rifle Tuner , SA Tuner
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Really Trix. I would have been some interested before I retire'd. I don't do enough work now to justify the price. My trusty old machinist vice is quite sufficient.
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Let us get back to "Bullets by Scarlett" shall we!!
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Unfortunately, there were also several F-104 drivers, who had the trained in muscle memory for rolling the F-104 to eject at low altitude who rolled later F-104s with the top ejection seats and fired themselves into the ground. Messy that. Much more gentlemanly was the F-111 ESCAPE POD.
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Nah!! Youz all be party poopers. Often instruction say "hand on hat" and just that. Nothing states where the hat is nor whose hat it is. Normally, I just turn around and put both hands on the TO's hat and indicate "lets dance" to start the stage. Why does everybody like to include "where as" and "why for" and "because" whilst boldly quoting rules that DO NOT EXIST. Get over yourselves and get back to having some FUN!!
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Yup. "Computer Generate Imagery." Quite Faque. But, to be clear, most all modern Jet combat aircraft are equipped with "Zero Zero" ejection seats. Those ejection seats WILL get the crew out and up high enough for chute deployment from Zero altitude, with Zero air speed.
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What Makes A Screw A Screw?
Colorado Coffinmaker replied to Sedalia Dave's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
In my sordid past and working as a professional Cabinet Maker, I mushed a Bee's Was ("Wax" Otto, Wax) Toilette ring into a Cat Food tin with a lid. Pushed assembly screws into the wax to lube the screw threads. I found I could easily drive twice as many screws per charge with my cordless drill motor. -
And then there were two!
Colorado Coffinmaker replied to Utah Bob #35998's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
The Brits believe Britten shall never fall so long as the Ravens remain in the Tower of London. So they (the Britts) trim their flight feathers so they can never leave. Sneaky, the Britts are. -
Birdshead to plow handle conversion grips
Colorado Coffinmaker replied to Leathersmith's topic in SASS Wire
Absolutely SUPERB solution!! -
And then there were two!
Colorado Coffinmaker replied to Utah Bob #35998's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
They be gangin up on ya Bob. Pretty soon there'll be a "Murder" you betcha. Quoth the Raven "NEVERMORE" Yea I know, Ravens and Crows are different ð -
Standard Manufacturing vs USFA vs Colt.
Colorado Coffinmaker replied to H. K. Uriah, SASS #74619's topic in SASS Wire
Hi Ya Blackwater ð My personal gripe is the definition of "Clone." A "Clone" is an "Exact" duplicate of a living thing or object. A "Replica" as a close imitation of an object. I actually like the term "replicant." The term "Clone" for our guns was dreamed up by some self aggrandizing magazine scribe many many moons ago. The twerp. Yuck. Just my Opine. -
Initial thoughts: Training Veterans to become Bee Keepers. Why?? The actual post sorta made more sense. Mostly. Need a really really tiny Stethoscope ð
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When You Can't Make Up Your Mind
Colorado Coffinmaker replied to Subdeacon Joe's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
Being Bright Eyed and Bushy tailed at Three AM can cause the release strange spurious energies. -
I WILL, in fact, be laying in said Chocolate Chip Cookies for the celebration. May also include Ice Cream ðĪŠ Addendum: The Fresh Market has the bestest Oatmeal Raisin Cookies ð
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ðĪĢ Griff, Well. OK. Considering the relative difference in our SASS Numbers, I'll quietly accept "Newbie." Sort of. Almost. Maybe ðĪŠ ðĪ
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Standard Manufacturing vs USFA vs Colt.
Colorado Coffinmaker replied to H. K. Uriah, SASS #74619's topic in SASS Wire
Hi Blackwater ð Actually, "None of The Above" except for Creeker. I'm a Poster Kid for Pietta. The Pietta GW II is very well made, and very well priced, and parts are readily available and the guns are ringers for second generation Colts. The more recent iterations of the GW II require little if any real action work with the exception of replacing the abysmal Cylinder Base Pin with a Uberti single groove non safety item. I have never been a fan of the "High End" SA replicas as they ALL required lots of work to make them truly user friendly I never felt the need for all that action work was excusable at the prices asked. For the price of a Standard example one can have three or four Pietta guns and have user friendly CAS guns out of the box. Burma Shave