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I can stick em in places and make it go boom

How's it holding up? Had the older polycarbonate version which they managed to make even more fragile than the stock abs.

That the new nylon Guarder kit?

At the empty lot next door because quarantine.

Made something for the reenactors (it's a wallet)

Saw project Boris on YouTube?

You get a larger air pocket with the back oriented since liquid only fills to the end of the full valve. Same as how mags with long fill valves will hold less vs one with short ones.

Doesn't a back oriented fill valve limit the amount of liquid you can get in a mag (especially narrower pistol mags) vs bottom oriented?

Just a small update. For a time my Thompson has been disconnecting in full auto unless I push forward on the handguard. Nothing seemed out of order and I surmised that sheer inertia was tripping the disconnect after its spring had worn down some. Pushing forward merely cushioned the blow of the bolt. I couldn't replace the spring outright with a stiffer one as it's in a balance between being stiff enough to hold the disconnect and soft enough to be tripped by the bb follower. To cut things short, I just had to stretch the spring (part no. 66) out by 10° and retempered giving it just a little m

Made a Ruby pistol holster for my French kit. No airsoft Ruby though so Detonics takes its place

It looks like the front and rear most tabs that are imbedded into the frame and actually engage the slide guide rails are carbon steel. The blocks holding the trigger and striker appear to be a different material but could be MIM steel.

I'm glad the projected price is closer to my estimate but that's still money I'd rather put into the Modify PP-2K and/or Raptor Grach

Does appear like that. Real Glocks kinda work the same way. What's worrisome is the price. With all those features it'll at least be $300

And here I was ready to trash it for being just another TM clone.

Yes

Technically an IED but also a shotgun.

WW1 French field dressings