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With Haloween coming up I finally decided to make time to finish the last piece for my ESB Fett. I got lucky a long while back and got a pretty good deal on a MLC side arm and holster, but it had the knife pocket and with recent evidence I decided to mod it. With a dremel and a cutting wheel, some bondo, an old leather belt, snaps, and chicago screws I think it turned out really well. My only question is, Was the snap painted? On with the pics.
Out of the box.
Knife Pocket removed and Straps fitted.
Snap added and a coat of Primer and Paint. Notice that there are some imperfections as far as smothness goes. I wasn't too worried about that since I'm sure they weren't nice and "finished" on the set either.
Holster finished. Now I just need to paint the gun.
Silver added.
A little color. I used a GM duplicolor color called Camel something. The lable wasn't all there. I got it at the parts store.
Done. I also added some black felt material on the inside to help protect the finish on the pistol.

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I particapated in a 501 event last night and to my surprise some of the patrons ( it was a hockey game ) were quite rude. I was actually appalled by what some of them called us and myself. Has this happened to anyone else?
I particapated in a 501 event last night and to my surprise some of the patrons ( it was a hockey game ) were quite rude. I was actually appalled by what some of them called us and myself. Has this happened to anyone else?
Yes, it comes with the game. But I think that "clone wars" travesty helped out a bit.
I'm not very proud of the Legion sometimes. More often than not nowadays, how ever, I'd give them the benefit of the doubt. Normally cliques start problems, seems like most people just want to have fun. Bob is part of the NEG, maybe you could talk to him about what happened?
I am a member of the 501st as well, Andy, over all i feel about 90-95% of the legion are good people,but as within every large group,theres gonna be some bad apples,and i wouldnt judge the group as a whole based on those few.
Ok back on topic...
It happens, on occasion you'll get people yelling at you to "get a life" or knockin you in your bucket or whatnot, comes with the territory.
Hockey games are sometimes violent in nature, and people who enjoy the rough stuff do go to hockey games, sometimes just to see the fights, so it doesnt surprise me.Im not saying all hockey patrons are like that, but there are alot of them.
I wouldnt let it discourage ya,more times thannot, we are apprciated
Ooh, I get ya The Legion has just been extremely depressing me lately, haha. Those 5-10% are really spoiling things as of late in my group.
Anyway back on track... I just ignore it when people try to make fun of us in costume or something. It is actually quite rare to hear that happen, but it does. Normally events partake in places which people who don't appreciate that kind of stuff attend.
yeah the problem is with the public not the 501 members, I guess I was not expecting it so it took me off guard, I'll be ready if it happens again
yeah it does happen. At a event at a mall we had a guy yelling Loser as a wookiee growl/roar, but I'm not sure he realized that the guy walking around out of costume yelling stuff in a wookiee voice is the real loser.
I haven't gotten that, at least, not that I could hear. I have been in my Trooper and gotten the "Oh, he bought that" or "He must have rented that" a few times.
I guess it depends on the event. I don't think I've been some place in my trooper that hasn't been either a convention, Halloween, or a Star Wars event.
To tell you the truth, I'm not too suprised. It was a sporting event. These people came to watch a fight (I know it was hockey) they probably didn't know why you were there in your suits. That doesn't excuse their behavior. People can be just rude.
I've done a few hockey game troops here for the Ottawa Senators, and the patrons to watch out for are the ones who seem too intoxicated to really care about what they're doing. They tend to look at anyone in a costume, including team mascots, as some sort of play thing that's there for their personal amusement.
Name calling is one thing, it's when you start getting hit, shoved, and man handled that it's time to remove the helmet and as politely as you can, tell them to stop. At our last troop, they had to call it before the first period finished as they were getting beat around so badly. One of the guys found blood on the back of his TK armour... and it wasn't his!
In spite of all that though, they got invited into a private box by one of our local news celebrities Max Keeping. The group was then invited to attend his annual Birthday Bowlathon, at which we made at least six more contacts for possible events. So a ton of good came what would've other wise been a horrible troop.


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Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh present the following special exhibits:
• Carnegie Museum of Art, 4400 Forbes Ave.: "20/20: Celebrating Two Decades of Heinz Architectural Center," through May 19; "Japan is the Key …", through July 21.
• Carnegie Museum of Natural History, 4400 Forbes Ave.: "Bug Works," Saturday to July 28; Garden of Light: Works by Paula Crevoshay, through Aug. 11.
• Carnegie Science Center, One Allegheny Ave.: Laser shows on Fridays: 7 p.m., Motown (also 3 p.m. daily); 8 p.m., Bob Marley (also 1 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays); 9 p.m., No Doubt; 10 p.m., Nirvana; 11 p.m., Skrillex; midnight, Pink Floyd; and Omnimax films "To the Arctic," "Hubble" and "Flight of the Butterflies."
The Frick, 7227 Reynolds St., Pittsburgh, presents "A Kind of Alchemy: Medieval Persian Ceramics," through June 16.
Visit thefrickpittsburgh.org for more information.
The Johnstown Flood Museum, 304 Washington St., Johnstown, is presenting "From Scholarships to Souvenirs: Telling the Story of the Johnstown Flood," an exhibit dedicated to the enduring place the flood has held in pop culture. For more information, call (814) 539-1889 or go to www.jaha.org.
Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens, 1 Schenley Park, Oakland, presents:
• Butterfly Forest, through Sept. 2.
• Tropical Forest: India, through Sept. 2, in the Tropical Forest Conservatory.
• Summer Flower Show: Glass in the Gardens, through Oct. 6.
Regular hours are 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. Call (412) 622-6915 for more information or visit phipps.conservatory.org.
Sen. John Heinz History Center, 1212 Smallman St., Pittsburgh, presents:
• "Kidsburgh" and Discovery Place for kids.
• "Pittsburgh: A Tradition of Innovation," ongoing.
• "From Slavery to Freedom," ongoing.
• "Clash of the Empires: The British, French & Indian War, 1754-1763," ongoing.
• "Glass Shattering Notions," ongoing.
Regular hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. Call (412) 454-6000 for more information.
The Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art presents the following exhibits:
• Altoona, 1212 11th Ave.: "Journey of a Lifetime: The Photography of Christian James," opens May 17 and will remain on view through Sept. 7.
• Johnstown, Pasquerilla Performing Arts Center at Pitt-Johnstown: "Respect in Retrospect: The Photography of Amelia Patsy," through July 6.
• Loretto: "Seeing the Big Picture: Larger than Life Work from the Permanent Collection," through June 15.
For more information, go to www.sama-art.org.
The Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art at Altoona, located in the Brett Building at 1210 11th Ave., is offering a children's art camp this summer. This year's camp, "Wild Things Around the World," is designed for ages 8 through 14 and is taught in small, informal groups to provide campers with exposure to a museum setting, as well as ample opportunities to work with a variety of artistic media.
The camp will be led by professional artist Deb Bunnell. Through the camp, students will explore a variety of wildlife while honing their artistic skills. At the conclusion of the camp, the students' work will be on display at the museum.
The two-week camp will be held from 12:30 to 3 p.m. weekdays July 29 through Aug. 9. Cost is $125 per child, which includes art materials and snacks. Registration requires a $25 nonrefundable deposit and must be received no later than July 24. To register or for more information, call the museum at (814) 946-4464.
Carnegie Library Music Hall, Pittsburgh, presents Tracy Morgan's "Excuse
My French" tour, 8 p.m. June 7.
Tickets available at Ticket master.com, librarymusichall.com or by calling (412) 368-5225.
Consol Energy Center, 1001 Fifth Ave., Pittsburgh, presents:
• New Kids on the Block, June 11.
• Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, June 20.
• Bruno Mars, July 2.
• One Direction, 7:30 p.m., July 8.
• Muse, Sept. 8.
For more information, call (412) 642-1800 or go to www.consolenergycenter.com.
First Niagara Pavilion, Burgettstown, presents:
• Tim McGraw, 7 p.m., Saturday.
• The Midwest Rock 'n Roll Express, comprised of Styx, REO Speedwagon and Ted Nugent, Sunday.
• Dave Matthews Band, May 31.
• Brad Paisley, 7:30 p.m. June 1, with Chris Young and Lee Brice.
• Pitbull and Ke$ha, June 2.
• Toby Keith, June 15.
• Matchbox Twenty, June 29, with Goo Goo Dolls.
• Rockstar Energy Drink Mayhem Festival, July 12, featuring Rob Zombie, Five Finger Death Punch, Mastodon, Machine Head and more.
• Van Warped Tour, July 17.
• Jimmy Buffett & The Coral Reefer Band, 8 p.m. July 18.
• Lynyrd Skynyrd and Bad Company, July 19.
• Zac Brown Band, 7 p.m. July 20.
• Blake Shelton, 7 p.m. Aug. 2, with Easton Corbin and Jana Kramer.
• The Under The Influence of Music Tour, 6 p.m. Aug. 3, featuring Wiz Khalifa and A$AP Rocky with special guests B.o.B., Trinidad Jame$, Joey Bada$$ & Pro Era, Berner, Chevy Woods and Smoke DZA.
• Maroon 5 with Kelly Clarkson and Rozzi Crane, 7 p.m. Aug. 6.
• Jason Aldean, Aug. 16.
• John Mayer, with Phillip Phillips, Aug. 25.
• Kid Rock, Sept. 7, with ZZ Top and Uncle Kracker.
• Keith Urban, with Little Big Town and Dustin Lynch, 7 p.m. Sept. 13.
Tickets available at livenation.com or by calling (800) 745-3000.
Heinz Hall, Pittsburgh, presents:
• Harry Connick Jr., 8 p.m. June 27.
• Steve Martin and the Steep Canyon Rangers, 7:30 p.m. July 1, with Edie Brickell.
• Diana Ross, 8 p.m. Aug. 20.
Call (412) 392-4900 for tickets, or the Heinz Hall box office.
The Harold Betters Jazz Quartet of Pittsburgh will be performing at a "Wine, Dine and Dance" event from 1 to 4 p.m. May 26 at the Christian W. Klay Winery, 412 Fayette Springs Road, Chalk Hill.
Admission charged at the door.
The Palace Theatre, 21 W. Otterman St., Greensburg, presents:
• Kenny Vance and the Planotones, 8 p.m. Sept. 26.
• Michael English, 2 and 8 p.m. Sept. 27, with Jeffrey and Sheri Easter.
• Peter Noone and Herman's Hermits, Oct. 24.
• Amy Grant, 8 p.m. Nov. 16.
• Michael McDonald, an evening of Christmas music and hits, 8 p.m. Dec. 6.
For ticket information, call (724) 836-8000 or go to www.thepalacetheatre.org.
Stage AE, 400 North Shore Drive, Pittsburgh, presents:
• Bullet For My Valentine, 6 p.m. Friday.
• Juicy J Stay Trippy Tour, 7 p.m. Sunday.
• Fall Out Boy, 7 p.m. May 21.
• Marina and the Diamonds, 7 p.m. May 28.
• Passion Pit, 7 p.m. June 6.
• Cold War Kids, 7 p.m. June 8.
• Local Natives, 7 p.m. June 10.
• The National, 7 p.m. June 11.
Tickets are available at Ticketmaster outlets, www.ticketmaster.com or by calling (412) 323-1919.


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NHIAA Roundup: Gott lifts Salem past Dover
Jared Gott scored a career-high 29 points to lead Salem past Dover 72-66 Thursday in a Division I boys' basketball contest in Dover.
Gott had six 3-pointers for Salem (3-4), which led by as many as 17 points. Dover (1-9) trailed 55-42 after three periods, but outscored Salem 24-17 in the last quarter. Gott kept Salem afloat with six free throws in the fourth quarter.
Mike Felix had 12 points in the win and teammate Matt Vartanian tallied 11 points and 13 boards.
Campbell 54, Somersworth 40: The Cougars improved to 5-2 behind a strong defensive effort that forced 20 Somersworth turnovers.
Zach Bergeon led a balanced Campbell attack with 10 points. Harrison Vedrani and Kyle Shaw added eight apiece.
Sunapee 85, Newport 76: Isaiah Chappell scored 24 points and James Fitzgerald added 23 to lead the Sunapee boys' basketball team past visiting Newport, 85-76, on Wednesday.
With the win, Sunapee, a Division IV school, improved to 7-2. Newport, a Division III school, suffered its first loss and is now 9-1.
Spencer Coronis led Newport with 34 points and Andrew Houde added 21.
Profile 72, Lisbon 25: In Bethlehem Wednesday, Ian Baker scored 18 points and Hunter Leighton added 14 for the 7-2 Patriots. Bailey Johnson and Eric Tholl each had 11 points in the win. Profile travels to Littleton (10-1) tonight.
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The rare same-trainer dead-heat occurred in the $38,700 allowance feature, a 1 1/16-mile test for fillies and mares in which Specht's two entrants, Shes a Lucky Wager and Lady Railrider, couldn't be separated at the wire.
Shes a Lucky Wager, who was last in the field of 10 through the opening half-mile, and Lady Railrider, who raced in fourth through most of the race, both rallied strongly down the stretch to earn a share of the victory.
Shes a Lucky Wager, ridden by Luis Martinez, paid $14.80 to win while Lady Railrider, with Frank Alvarado aboard, returned $5.00. The $1 exacta of Shes a Lucky Wager to Lady Railrider paid $37.10. The Lady Railrider-Shes a Lucky Wager exacta paid $25.00.
The victories were Nos. 12 and 13 at the Fall meeting for Specht, who ranks sixth in the trainer standings.
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By MARK HAYWARD
New Hampshire Union Leader | May 15. 2013 8:51PM
Surely, we lack a location-specific dish such as Louisiana jambalaya. Nor do we have a single branded food such as Texas longhorn beef or Idaho russet potato.
But New Hampshire restaurateurs are seeking to change all that. The second-ever New Hampshire Restaurant Week starts Friday and runs for eight days. Timed to lead up to Memorial Day, it offers low-cost, three-course meals at some of the best restaurants in the state.
"There's a lot of interest in food. We all like to eat," said Mike Somers, president and chief-executive of the New Hampshire Lodging and Restaurant Association, which instituted the effort in 2012.
"I think it's very diverse, very well-rounded," said Bud Selmi, chef at Margarita Grill in Glen. He has developed his own line of hot sauces — Sizzlin' Sauces — that deliver a southwestern flare to the restaurant's line up, which emphasizes seafood dishes and locally made products.
And thanks to the promotional efforts of New Hampshire Restaurant Week, the search for Granite State cuisine won't be expensive. A three-course dinner meal — appetizer, entree, dessert — at Selmi's restaurant is only $25 a person.
"In this day and age, with bargain-hunters being what they are, they're looking for the best deal they can find," said Jack Carnevale, owner of Bedford Village Inn, which will offer meals for $35. "People get to trade up that week."
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Nair's new Sustainable Vegetable Production website at www.extension.iastate.edu/vegetablelab features publications, videos and other grower resources highlighting his research results over the past two years. Nair has explored the use of soil amendments such as compost and biochar, various ways to extend the growing season including high tunnels and colored plastic mulch, cover cropping systems and transplant production.
"I see an increasing number of growers who are interested in practices that will make their production systems resilient, strong and ecologically sound," said Nair. "But knowing what will work best in Iowa, given our climate, soils and growing season, is critical. This research can create opportunities for growers to lower their input costs, improve crop and soil health and influence cropping system efficiency."
Nair's program emphasizes strategies that enhance vegetable production and cropping system sustainability by building soil organic matter and improving soil quality. His broad research topics include transplant production, season extension, cover cropping, plasticulture, biochar, soil biology, nutrient management and food quality aspects. His research in the ISU Department of Horticulture is conducted in partnership with the Leopold Center for Sustainable Agriculture.
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.45 Colt. If you've got a Ruger or Thompson Contender, you can load them up to .44 mag. ballistics. Very versatile round that will run from 'bout 650 fps up to and over 1400 + fps. I now own two revolvers that caliber. I am currently looking for a Winchester Model 94 Trapper in .45 Colt (probably have a better chance winning the lottery!).
For me it is the 357 mag. For deer hunting I prefer the 44 mag but for self defense either in home or as a carry revolver I like the 357. I do hunt with the 357 on occasion and punch a lot of holes in paper with it.
I have to say the .38/.357 is my favorite as I been shooting it for over 45yrs and most of my guns are revolvers. I roll my own ammo and I got some good loads for my guns.
i had a ruger 45 and handloaded the 45 colt to 44 mag specs per hornady's book
the results at the range was swollen brass!!!
I didn't shoot the rest of the handload cartridges and considered myself lucky to miss an accident
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Of the ones you listed, .357 Mag. But .38 Special is by far the most popular revolver ammunition; it works as practice ammo for .357s as well as in guns designed for only .38Sp, and between those two you're looking at around 75% of the revolver market. Then there's .357 Mag, then .22LR, then .45LC and .44Mag, then everything else.
yea i know but i doubt if there are very many 38spls sold
why limit your ammo choices and resale value
Have to say .357
Have to say .357mag. Gun are versatile and the .357mag is fine for hunting white tail deer. I have a Ruger Blackhawk with a 6 1/2 in barrel and just replaced the 4x32 NcStar scope with a BSA red dot. Perfect gun for a tree stand in thick woods.
I love my S&W 44 6" for hunting, but CCW is a S&W 357 2". Though over penatration with the 357 for CCW is a concern of mine.
44 mag because it just so versatile. I handload but the choices available in factory ammo is good as well.
.410 shotshell with triple ought buckshot (Taurus Judge).
I see this as an ideal weapon to keep on the car seat to quickly resolve an attempted car-jacking. When a punk jerks the car door open, a face full of triple ought should rapidly dissuade the social misfit from wanting anything to do with your car, and should also render him unable to pass the eye exam for a drivers license for the rest of his miserable life. If this seems cruel, so be it. If someone sneaks into a parking lot and hot-wires a car, that is one thing, but if he tries to forcibly take an occupied vehicle at a traffic light, he can learn to read Braille in prison as far as Im concerned.
I would bet that there're more .38 Spl. revolvers sold than .357 to the public, and that much more .38 Spl ammo is sold....even when I carry a M65, I carry the FBI .38 +P load in it...I think the poll should have included it...though I agree it's better to have the option to shoot both .38 and .357 when ammo is in short supply...my favorite is .44 Special....
From back in the day----.357 magnum, one Ruger GP100 then the Colt Trooper Mark IV. Enjoyed them both, don't have them any more, the only two revolvers I have ever owned. I'm totally auto pistol now. Do I miss those days? Just a little bit, and I'm a better person today because of those days.
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annette i love my nook also. between that and the phone, there's not much else i need if i can't take my laptop.....but, sometimes hubby needs more without dragging his laptop around and sometimes i'd like more.....like watching movies in bed :-Dfor me, it's more of a want. for him, it's becoming more of a need. that's why i'd like to get something that won't break the bank but will work for both of us.+ i can see it coming in really handy for some of my adventures where i don't have room to pack a laptop, but could make room for a tablet.
as far as i know, it will. it will be minus all the apple apps, but you'll have access to all the android apps....which, in my opinion is a more than fair trade. + i am pretty sure that you can sync itunes with android. everything available in the android market can be put on the tablet + easy access to internet. you can run in as a mobile device or use full internet access. it's kind of like a little, flat, laptop. with that in mind, you can get a really nice laptop for the same price and have a little more capability like easy hook up to printer, keyboard, etc. the big advantage to the tablet for us is the amount of travel we do and trying to keep packing and security crap to a minimum.also think about removable memory. some have it, some don't. for some people it's important. also, do you want to have only wireless or do you need 4g and a data package?go someplace and play with them and spend some time doing your homework. there are tons of tablets out there and some of the less expensive ones are very nice if you are going to be a casual user. ARCHOS makes some that are less cost and have pretty good ratings.


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Well, it seems every other forum has one of these, so why not start one here.
My favorites are the Panerai Luminor Marina and the Submariner (worn by Steve McQueen). I threw in a watches from Wyler and Hublot. I see them in American Express Departures magazine each month and they look hella expensive. Let's see some watches!


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All up and running
Well, The truck is up and running with the blower, and it is great. It is scary fast. It ended up being the distributor, so I got a new MSD pro-billit. In case anyone was wondering, the reason I didnt use the 250 blower and went out and bought a new 142 is because I wanted it to fit under my stock hood. So anyways, time to go out and tune some more, this tuning with a blower definitely has a learning curve.
|My guess is that you're too lean now. It revs clean when you hit the throttle because it's getting a good pump shot of gas. I would split the difference between where you are now and where you were jetted and see what happens.
Chevy small block blower install tuning issues.
I looked around and could no info regarding this except for posts regarding people not liking pertronix kits so here is my question.
I have just completed installing a Holley/weiand 142 blower in my 1969 Chevy c-10 pickup. I am running a brand new Edelbrock 1413 carb, Holley 110gph mechanical fuel pump, and an MSD Boost timing module. It started right up first try, and idled perfectly. It was smoking a bit cause I set the carb up too rich, so I took it back down to the stock metering rods and jets. It now still purrs like a kitten at idle, but when you take it to 1500rpm or more, it misses like crazy. It shakes the truck when you bring it up through the RPM slowly from 1500 and up. If you just burp the throttle, it revs up smoothly and no miss. I am running an MSD 6al, and the boost timing control box. I have the stock points style distributor, with a pertronix conversion kit in it, and an MSD cap and rotor. I think it is the pertronix set up causing the problem even though it ran fine before the install, all we did was change the cap and rotor(which could have knocked the pertronix out of whack) I check the timing, looks fine, and we even played with different timing settings, no difference in the rough running issue. So anyways, to make a long story short, should I just break down and get an MSD distributor model 8361 and junk the pertronix, or is my problem elsewhere? Thanks for the help and suggestions!
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Nicole Kidman
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I wish I were going to the Portland Zine Symposium. I am sad that the Symposium is in July and my trip to Portland is in August.
Speaking of my trip to Portland in August, any of you Portland zinesters want to get together with me while I am there?
Also, if anyone has an extra copy of that Zinesters Guide to Portland (not sure of the exact name), I would love to trade something for it, even if you want it back after my trip.
maybe next year...
have fun !
next year will be our 10th anniversary!
Giz said:maybe next year...
have fun !