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Stuff looks good. Nice Job

I don't usually like posting the guns I have but since there seem to be some cool stuff in here I don't mind adding two from the collection. Both were build for specific reason, the first is a Remington 700 in 260 built for my 2016 PRS gun. The second is a 9mm AR built with a Quarter Circle 10 Glock lower that I put together for work. Both have paperwork completed and sent in for suppressors.

 

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I have often thought of selling everything but a few things and driving off out west. I had an instructor in school always talk about talking 3-6 months off to walk the Appalachian Trail every year. I was always somewhat envious of my instructors lifestyle. He chose to live with the minimum requirements since everything he wanted to do was outside of Ohio.

You have Wayne National Forest which is a ton of fun for Dirt bike riding.

Great Project.

 

If you are looking to sell parts from the convertible let me know. I have a 88 325i that im dropping a 5.3 in this winter.

all manufacturers have different "sit time" for base. I shoot Spies and its awesome. Then again we don't base a car and leave for two days.

 

Like Kevin said, feathering peeling clear can be done but you need to be careful. I run multiple MSO shops and I recommend Kevin Clifford.He has been a staple of quality work for CR members for over a decade.

Well that answers it.

Welcome. What is it that you do? May be able to find you employment here if you post your interests/skills. Always makes traveling a little easier.

They were awesome. I'm down in Zanesville, but they are my go-to Toyota dealer for now on.

 

That's good to know. Im going in this weekend or next to look and see what they have.

That thing is nice looking. I would love to get either a Tacoma or 4runner. How was Toyota West to deal with?

Audi tails are more "C" Shaped but both in the quarter and trunk lights are LEDs.

Another option for a six speed would be the 370z transmission for the setup. Hold decent power and there are two companies making adapter plates. Those can be purchased for around $1k.

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That's awesome. What model is that?

Yet another great review for Mr. Stock. He answer all of my questions, regardless of how repetitive they were, to help us start and close our new loan quickly. He works well with very impatient people and I would never hesitate recommending him to anyone. He answered all of our questions including the ones that I should have asked the realtor.

 

Thanks again for all the help, Marc.

Sales, parts, service?

Awesome Video. I was actually surprised by the displacement on a few of those. I always thought it would be more.

Just for shits and giggles, here is Taran Butler and Bob Vogel going at it. Taran shoots instinct. Bob uses sights. Both are Grand Master class shooters; closer to cyborg than humans.

 

 

 

I trained with Bob multiple times over the years when I was shooting IDPA, USPSA and 3 Gun and he is by far the best teacher I could recommend for anyone who wants to learn pistol or get into competition shooting. He knows the LEO side as well therefore he can give ACTUAL experience and not something he heard, read or watched. I ran against him on a dueling tree and he promptly hurt my ego with a .60 first shot from draw. He then proceed to hit 4 out of 5 on a 12"x12" Plate at 200 yards with his Glock.

 

Great man to learn from because he could run you through 50 scenarios about proper sight utilization.

I'm in need of talented body men at two locations in Columbus who are willing to work hard AND be paid for it. If you are interested in the position please PM me and we can talk specific details. I oversee two shops that I need three to four talented body techs between level three and four (if you're familiar with levels).

 

Great pay, excellent benefits, monthly bonuses, and a great group of people.

 

Thank you,

Clark

I've not only used John for both of my shops in Columbus for years but I've also shot competitions with him. He is a fantastic guy that gives great prices and I'll use him for life. Ive gone through a ton of PDR techs with most major companies and have never been as impressed as I am with John.

 

So another +1 for John.

Sounds like a fun class. Bump for a great instructor.

Any hour restrictions?

Sucks to hear, Chris. Ill keep an eye out for a red one for you.

I find it hard to believe that an officer acted alone, even if he was the only one standing on the hood of the Malibu firing into the windshield (it just isn't in police training to act alone, relies a lot on the buddy or partner system).

 

Most departments are single man units and the officer is trained as an individual, not a team. Anyways the officer who pulled the trigger will always have to answer for HIS actions, regardless if he is riding with someone.

 

They will probably riot because thats what people do. It will be a long weekend for the Departments up there.

Blagois on riverside and German Autowerks is good.

I've gone from 45 down to 380. 9mm is my caliber of choice now due to multiple reasons. A few is capacity and load development possibilities.