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I have been at the range shooting a few different guns lately -- one thing i noticed is that some slides (near the back) are designed differently (maybe better) than others.
which semi auto pistol has the best slide in terms of ergonomics?
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I have been at the range shooting a few different guns lately -- one thing i noticed is that some slides (near the back) are designed differently (maybe better) than others.
which semi auto pistol has the best slide in terms of ergonomics?
my opinion goes to a 1911 with serrations like this
^ not bad. The XD's aren't bad either. M&P's are my favorite (one of the reasons why I like them so much).
My Springfield Armory 1911.
It depends on the individual. Each persons hand is different and that is why some like one brand/model and others like a different brand/model. :mrgreen:
Beretta 86 Cheetah. No slide racking at all: http://www.katsko.net/Firearms/Beretta/86b13.jpg
Chambered in .380 with a medium sized frame that makes recoil a non-consideration. Double stack. From Beretta, a proven design and a good company.
Makes one wonder what the slide serrations are there for...
The Cheetah 86 is out of production. I saw one recently in "mint" condition going out for $750.00. A lot of money for that firearm in my opinion.
But for someone who has problems pulling back the slide I would think this would be a good option. A modestly capable round with plenty of firepower (I believe 13 rounds in the magazine), a decent size from a reputable manufacturer.
If there is a misfire, the slide will have to be manually cycled to chamber a new cartridge
If there is a stove pipe the slide will have to be manually cycled
If you're cleaning the gun the slide has to be pulled to the rear to get to the breech face....
Cocking serrations make slide manipulation a lot more easy to accomplish...
Now, as far as the actual question of this thread is concerned....
It depends.
On 1911s, I prefer the finer serrations such as these:
But I've got other guns with differing serrations. So long as they are cut at a sufficient depth, at a decent angle and provide enough friction I really don't care.
I can tell you more about what cocking serrations I do not like....
The original Springfield XD, could never really get a good grip on them with sweaty hands
The Kimber SIS due a combination of the Kimpro finish and lack of "grit" on the serrations themselves
CZ models, just not enough surface area
The current generation Para Ordnance guns with "Griptor Grooves"


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Arsène Wenger has described Robin van Persie's winner against Everton as a moment of artistry.
The Frenchman watched his captain fire Arsenal into the top four for the first time this season with a wonderful volley 20 minutes from time.
Wenger believes the Dutchman's instincts are natural.
"A professional football player is not always at his top level," he told Arsenal Player. "But the artist within you never dies.
"In a fraction of a second when you keep your focus and don't get nervous when you haven't had the best of games, that makes a difference.
"He waits for the chance to kill the other team. If you panic when you don't play well then you miss these kinds of chances.
"In the end we got an artistic goal from an artist. Give credit to Alex Song as well who gave him a great ball, and Robin scored an exceptional goal.
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The 15-member group -- with city officials and locals in tow -- toured a half-dozen sites Thursday morning from Coal Oil Point off the campus of U-C Santa Barbara, north to Gaviota State Park.
The group saw a rendering for a proposed, two-home development on the bluffs along the pristine Paradiso del Mare site.
Dr. Charles Lester, the commission's executive director, said the 100-plus acres are zoned for agriculture, but there are two legal lots proposed for residential development.
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The commission moved forward with a proposed Consent Cease and Desist Order Thursday afternoon at the scheduled commission hearing against the current and previous owners of Bacara (BRS Investment Properties and SB Luxury Resort LLC) to stop using an un-permitted bluff overlooking Haskell's Beach for outdoor weddings.
The commission found that the previous owner (SB Luxury Resort LLC) had modified a restricted area of the property labeled "double protected" under the original permit, because of its significant Native American archeology and endangered habitat.
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I just received my mini bucket from ONE END. As soon as I opened it, I trimmed of all the flashing, and hit with with 120, then 220 grit sandpaper to even things out a bit, and remove the seam. I hit it with a very thin layer of mud, and will sand it again tonight, and hit it with primer to see how it's looking. Not going for a perfect finish, but I fear the silver will really magnify any blemishes.
Where do I go from there? Seems like a lot of people paint their buckets before attaching the ears. Why is that? Seems like it would be harder at that point. I think I'll attach the ears first, and close any seams, before painting. Pros/cons?
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with the AFR heads the car is going to pick up regardless if you change the cam or not. I MYSELF wouldnt waste money on "generic" cam grinds they maybe low cost but Ive seen cam specs way off what they should be from "generic" cam grinds... I trust Comp cams, but id trust Isky more than even comp Cams, I do however like the XE comp cams line, and with the AFR heads the XE 274 although a bit larger in duration with the added lift will make ALOT of difference with what you have...
If you insist on keeping the intake you have do yourself a favor and at least port it... The weiand Stealth intake Flow's decent, but the professonal products single plane, (second time ive recomended that intake today) will work well and not cost you much bottom end with its "ram" effect.. So I recomend..
The Afr heads
CC XE 274 cam
Pro products single plane intake.
if money permits add an x-pipe and aero chamber mufflers
STICKY tires as well cuzz if i drove it with that combo Id be sideways in 3rd gear
The combo he is giving you is right on for what you wanna do
Cam should be pretty close to 450 460 or so lift n 220 to 230 duration @0.50
Thats about what he recommended
Listen to this guy.....Knows his chit......I been readin his posts
By the way I use 1.6 rockers with this cam,when that wasnt available I used BB rockers n bumped the covers for clearance........But that was Soooooo long ago
|You can calculate it but a lot of cam manufacturers provide it. I wouldn't get cheap on the cam, cheap cams have 40 year old lobe profiles and they've improved a lot since then.
F-Bird, one more question.
Where do you get the numbers for the cam intake closing? I'm looking through the CAM shaft descriptions for comparison and can't find that number.
Is this something you calculate from the other specs?
(BTW, my tires size is 255-60-15 ..should be a 27" overall height..or close to it)
Okay folks.
I'll pic up a set of 3.73 gears from Summit and start there.
|4.30s would be a hair too much around here as the interstates are 70-75mph traffic. 4.10s would be about right though.
|Swap cams, swap gears, and leave the rest ALONE for now. Don't get too far ahead of yourself. Id set your cruise rpms for about 2500 or 2600.
cam/gears hmm.
We are only trying to help, but it does mean changing things "again" and more money but the suggestions will work in this case. Believe me I have been building hotrods of all types for 30 years and did I make a lot of mistakes on my own stuff that cost too much for many years, still learning and listening too. good luck, do the gears first and the current cam will work better, not great but better then change cam as funds allow. later man.
Lets not fight about anything and get back to the discussions.
As AP pointed out, I have always been concerned about putting in ratios like 3.73 in fear of having too high of an idle at highway speeds. Also, we like to use the car when doing vacations and such...so we opted for the 3.36 to get the benefits of extended highway cruising. Hard to get the best of both worlds.
What about a reasonable compromise like 3.55?? (Its available for my rear rear axle).
WRT to the Cam..
The Summit CAM is reasonably priced and affordable especially as a kit (under $100 bucks including lifters)
Summit Racing SUM-K1103 - Summit Racing® Cam and Lifter Kits - Overview - SummitRacing.com
Here is another one that I believe is very similar:
Isky Racing Cams 201264-27112 - Isky Hydraulic Flat Tappet Camshafts - Overview - SummitRacing.com
I have to wonder why the Summit kit..which looks like a very useable product (and fits part of the recipe F-Bird gave) costs a third or half the price of the other cams.
Fwiw this is a hobby for 90% of us, and as far as arrogance goes I'm the most arrogant one in this thread, and many on this forum will testify to that. That being said to make the same difference gears would you'll need to pick up a little over 10% torque at the same rpm you cruise at. That'll be damn hard to do with your POS cam. Swapping the cam and heads can do that, but will cost three times as much as gears. Id do gears and cam and maybe heads down the road. That's not arrogance its 3rd grade math.
|Greg T
And, what I don't understand is why someone would ask for recommendations and then argue about the perfect and correct advice.
Wow... I was almost certain that this was a discussion forum and not a lecture hall.
Greg, I don't understand what you don't understand. I'm certain not everyone on this group is an expert that did it right from day one...if they were, they probably wouldn't really need this forum.
Pretty sure that most of us learn by mistakes. I guess its possible that some us of were born knowing all this stuff...but not me. (I'm feeling so deprived.)
I haven't figurd out a way to go back and change things in the past...so "asking the questions before" is pretty much a pointless endeavor. Oh and by the way, last time I checked, the forum doesn't restrict us to asking questions that we will only like the answers to. I'm pretty sure we can ask questions were we won't like the answers....we should check the rules. Lets ask the administrator....
Administrator: Is it ok if I ask a question that I won't like the answer to? or can I only ask questions that will make me happy?
Oh and by the way...I almost forgot....that's right..this is a hobby for me. I did not wake up one day and decided to plan and build the best and the fastest ..and the least crappy. I just wanted a car to enjoy and maybe get a bit better performance. I haven't been planning this for months or years. I didn't adjust the mortgage so I can finance my ride accordingly...I didn't abstain from my normal life to plan my car.....sorry to disappoint you.
You guys must have some pretty impressive cars ..cause it seems everything else is lame, usless or crappy. Does anyone else on this forum have useless, crappy and lame cars? I think maybe there are one or two..or maybe I'm the only one.. Us guys with crappy cars should just leave (I sure felt like it after this thread) ..since we are probably just wasting our time and money here.
Here's a good idea: Lets stick to the constructive technical stuff and leave all the descriptive, degrading adjectives out. Here's another one: ...lets answer the question to the best of our ability, point out mistakes and oh..yeah..lets act our age...(I'm 55 and lost tolerance for arrogance and BS a long time ago).
Thank you! for pointing out the errors I have made. I will seriously consider all the valuable technical information F-bird and everyone has taken the time to post. I will promptly dump out the rest of the useless, (my turn)...crappy and lame comments and descriptions on this thread.
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|A lot of people don't want gears because they get worried about buzzing down the interstate near 3,000 rpm. A 327 well built will buzz along happily at 3,000 rpm all day long. It also puts you closer to your tq peak so you'll be able to use the power you already have. Gears are probably the single most significant change you can make for performance, except maybe boosting the engine. You won't believe the difference. Build your engine to run between 0-5500 rpm, the gear it to put you in the middle of that power band when you cruise, it makes for one FUN street machine that is so easy and reliable my grandma could drive it.
|Greg T
I don't understand. The OP has spent a lot of money on a rear end that is sooooooo not optimal for the application, a crappy cam in a small cube motor, doesn't want to listen to reason and is now stating that he wants to spend MORE money on heads and useless roller rockers, and is looking for more performance. Makes absolutely NO sense. The heads are only as good as the rest of the combination. So, putting new heads on a crappy motor with a terrible O.D./rear end combo, added to a set of rockers is going to give you near ZERO performance upgrade and is nothing more than pissing more money out the window.
These are the questions that should have been asked BEFORE you spent money on a crap cam, wrong rear end and O.D. trans. The BEST preformance upgrade for the money is going to be a cam and lfter kit AND some rear end gears. Period. If you want a bit more then get some heads. If you don't like the answers you get you shouldn't ask the questions. It's really that simple.
Cam answers.
To step in here for a moment, listen to fbird, he is spot on refering to the lame cam and especially the gear ratio, why not step back and listen to those who "know"and not waste time and money, it will be a whole different car when done and you will be thankful for many many days to come.
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|for boots, i am not sure that other companies do this, but I know burton has shrinkage tech which would make say a size 11 boot have the overall footprint of a size 10 boot and that would be key in your situation
You may already know this but I just saw it hadn't actually been mentioned earlier in this thread. For that sized boot most companies will market a wide board selection (i.e. "Burton Custom", and "Burton Custom Wide.") You will want to try your damndest to avoid heel/toe drag. Making your stance a little duckfoot (as much as is comfortable) can help with that if you run into problems. Also, some bindings have risers that will lift your foot up just a little, again to avoid heel/toe drag.
I think you may be focusing too much on the board. Make sure your boot/binding combo is good too. From personal experience I think the binding is as important if not more important than the board for overall feel on the snow. Also, don't skimp on the boot. Your choices maybe be limited with that size, but trust me, you do not want to sacrifice comfort on the snow just to get a "super good deal." Make sure you wear your boot around the house for a little while and that it's going to be comfortable, and don't be afraid to return it. Seriously, I've had an uncomfortable boot before, and it completely ruined my experience. My feet hurt bad when I was riding, and that was when I was 12 years and weighed a lot less than I do now.
|I'm about 6'3, 175. When i started out i bought this nitro board for like 150 bucks, i think it was a target. It was a 161 wide (i'm a size 11). The thing was a tank, heavy as hell, but i could get it going pretty good. I suggest starting off with a heavy/cheap board. You learn on that thing, then the next board you get spend some more dough, and you'll be amazed how much easier riding is on a cheap board. it's kind of like ankle weights. you train with them to get better, once its time for the real deal, take em off and you fly.
|I wouldn't take the skunk ape in the park personally. But I'd look at the K2 afterblack or the Darkstar wide as they're calling it. Never summer legacy or revolver both will accomodate your overly large hoof.
Thanks I'll look into them.
So far I have come across the Lib Tech Skunk Ape (BTX or MTX), which seems to come in the perfect size. Is there something similar from a previous year or other brand, as this is a bit above my budget but if it needs to be done I'll just wait a bit and get it.
Well, if you're talking about Burton, their stuff is generally decent quality, its just that for the same price most other companies will have a comparable board $100 cheaper.
Good companies would include Rome, Lib Tech, Gnu, Forum, Capita, and Signal. Those ar emy picks anyways
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Board length is determined by your weight not your height. Only thing that matters with height is stance width.
Also as Im fairlky new to the sport, what brands should I be looking at and steering clear of? I assume its like most industries where the best marketed stuff is generally mediocre in quality and some of the less marketed is better quality?
Board length is determined by your weight not your height. Only thing that matters with height is stance width.
Get properly sized off a mondo point Brannock that will get you the most accurate reading, I downsize about 2 sizes.
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Hey guys,
Recently got into snowboarding and am looking at getting my own gear for next season. I would class my self in high begginer low intermediate skill level and would like a general purpose board that could work on the slopes as well as the park when i get the confidence up.
I am willing to wait till this years stuff goes on sale to make space for 09 stuff or even get 09 stuff if its that much better.
My problem is my size, Ive read the sizing recommendations on a heap of sites, but cant find gear that i should be looking at.
I am 6"5'ish or 195cm tall and about 90Kg, from what I've read i would need a board about 168-175 (to reach between chin and nose) but cant find any this big!
My other problem is my feet, I have size 15-16 US shoes, these in boots become huge, and finding a board with the right width is also posing a problem.
If anyone has any suggestions of brands and models to look out for and ones to steer clear of it would be much appreciated. I want to buy local (in Melbourne, Aus) if possible so i have the help an support of a store while I'm getting into and can hopefully work out a deal if i do boots bindings and board at once. If it makes a difference I will be mainly at Mt Buller for this and next season.
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I've been fascinated with parasites for years, ever since reading Peeps, a novel by Scott Westerfield. While it is fiction, every other chapter focused on a particular parasite and described its life cycle.
When I found this podcast, I nearly burst from happiness! While I am no longer a wildlife biology student (I recently switched to an English major - what a change, eh?), I still love learning more about parasitism. So many people find it odd that I'm so enamoured with such "gross" creatures, but I think they're just nifty.
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I was so ready to roll my eyes into the back of my head for that story, but found myself captivated. I believe I sense the gift.
Also any chance of exploring the facts of the great Candiru myth?
From Wikipedia:
William S. Burroughs wrote about the candiru in his 1959 novel Naked Lunch, describing it as "a small eel-like fish or worm about one-quarter inch through and two inches long patronizing certain rivers of ill repute in the Greater Amazon Basin, will dart up your *censored* and hold himself there by sharp spines with precisely what motives is not known since no one has stepped forward to observe the candiru's life-cycle in situ."[22] Burroughs also mentioned it in The Yage Letters: "At that time I was stationed at the remote jungle outpost of Candiru, so named from a tiny eel like fish that infests the rivers of that area. This vicious fish introduces itself into the most intimate parts of the human body, maintaining itself there by poisonous barbs while it feeds on the soft membranes".[23] The fish is also referred to in David Grann's The Lost City of Zand in Chuck Palahniuk's Fight Club (novel).
Not knowing anything about its reproductive or life cycle, its difficult to say if this should be classed a predator or parasite, but in my book anything that "allegedly" swims up your urethra and needles itself in there permanantly should be classed a parasite, although one that certainly shows no regard for the life of the host, although I'm sure there must be surgical interventions to prevent kidney rupture.
It should also be noted that the Candiru is a major plot point in the Season 1 Episode 9 of the animated Adult Swim show "The Venture Brothers" entitled "Are You There God? It's Me Dean."
The episode appears to have been available for free some time in the past, but is now certainly $2 on iTunes. http://itunes.apple.com/us/tv-season/the-venture-bros.-season-1/id256218414
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Whole roasted fish is one of the easiest, most delicious ways to cook fish. Cooked on the bone and in its skin, the meat remains even more tender and juicy than fillets or steaks do. Here, we soak the fish briefly in a salt-water brine to wash and lightly season it, then stuff the cavity with aromatic herbs, garlic, ginger, and lemon. Feel free to use any other fresh herbs and other aromatics you want.
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- Active time: 15 minutes
- Total time:55 minutes
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- 2 (2-pound) whole white-fleshed fish, such as sea bass, branzino, or porgy, scaled and gutted
- Lemon slices, peeled garlic cloves, peeled ginger slices, fresh oregano sprigs, fresh parsley sprigs, for stuffing
- Extra-virgin olive oil, for rubbing and drizzling
Fill a large bowl about halfway with room-temperature water and add enough salt to taste, stirring to dissolve the salt. Add fish and let soak for 10 minutes. Drain fish and pat dry inside and out with paper towels.
Preheat oven to 350°F and position rack in center of oven. Line a rimmed baking sheet with parchment paper. Season fish inside and out with salt and pepper. Stuff belly cavities with lemon slices, garlic cloves, ginger, and herb sprigs.
Roast fish until an instant-read thermometer inserted into the thickest part registers 135°F, about 20-25 minutes depending on dimensions of fish; alternatively, roast until fins come right off when pulled and flesh can be felt to flake under the skin when you press on it. Let rest 5 minutes.
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The business doesn't want a hammer or a nail; they want something of value – the house. It's not important that your solution has this product or that techno buzzword. They don't care for how cute your big data credentials are, or whether your mobile mojo has trumped your social ace in the hole. These sorts of trends – big data, mobile, social – are just like, well, like the context within which the house sits.
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Emmanuel Frimpong insists there is much more to his game than simply being Arsenal's resident hard man.
The 19-year-old has quickly acquired cult status among the Club's supporters for his tough tackling, enthusiastic on-pitch approach and his infectious personality.
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"Sometimes I'll go on Twitter the day before a game to see what the fans are saying and people are suggesting I'll deal with any players they don't like - 'Frimpong will get him' and that kind of thing," he told the Official Arsenal Magazine.
"They seem to have created a 'wanted' list of people for me to go for - I don't know what they think of me!
"I think I'm going to have to make a YouTube video to show the fans the other things that I am good at. But then again, I'm not exactly Lionel Messi!"
Frimpong has had his fair share of first-team football this season, and started matches against Manchester City and Olympiacos recently. But despite losing both games, the Ghanaian-born player was pleased with how they went.
"The City game was a great one from start to finish," he said. "The boys did really well and I think I did decently too. We were on top of our game, Francis Coquelin and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain did really well and so did the back four. With a very young side, I thought we gave City a really good game.
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Thanks for the suggestions guys. The metal crate I bought was the largest one I could find and cost me about $58 on ebay. I'm seeing similar size plastic ones for $124 on ebay. Any suggestions on the best place to purchase them online. ebay, amazon, pet website?
Thanks again.
|The plastic airline crates work pretty well, but our male learned to bulldoze the door off, lol, so yeah, not escape proof. I still like them better than the wire, there have been issues with some having their pup getting the wire crates panels spread apart and getting out/stuck/injured and I recall one recently where one of the wires had become loose and stabbed into the dogs paw, lucky the owner was home. They do get used to it, ours sleeps in his now willfully with the door open.
My dog would chew on the bars too. He ended up in an airline plastic crate. He still uses it. He loves his crate now.
I have three dogs. The all metal crate is used by my medium sized dog now. My smallest dog and the GSD both have a plastic airline crate. Different sizes tough..
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|I crate train them in a plastic airline crate for safety (as you have experienced) and when they outgrow the large size, they go into the large wire crate (48 X 30). By then they are calm in their crates.
Hello!! I had a similar problem with my male, who chewed the bars of a metal crate as well. I ended up using one of the plastic airline crates for him- they're cheaper, lighter, more durable, more "escape-proof", and darker inside so they tend to be a little more den-like.
Also, check out Crate Games- there's the DVD on Amazon but you can also find many videos on youtube. It really helps with crate training as well as learning impulse control, etc.
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Hello! New here to the forum and and a proud new owner of a 13 week old male German Shepherd named "Rolen". Quick question regarding crate training.
Prior to bringing home my Puppy, I purchased a large all metal cage for his crate. This one you cannot block off to slowly make it bigger, but I do have a small crate (same metal style) for him when he's younger. Question is....I slowly tried to introduce him to it, put his food in it, he slowly walked in and began eating. Next day when I wanted to get a shower, puppy was placed in his cage. Immedialtey, I heard the normal barking/howling etc. I ignored it for several minutes. As I walked by to go upstairs, I couldn't help but notice my puppy vigorously scratching at the metal bars and wedging his mouth between the bars biting and pulling up. These bars are not very strong where the bottom of the cage meets the door, which is where he was biting. I let him out immediately because I was concerned that if let go for an extended amount of time, he could easily hurt his mouth, paws or cut himself on the metal if it became broken of loose. I was also concerned about him getting his snout stuck between the bars.
I have had him for 4 days now, and every night he's slept quietly on his doggie bed, next to my bed on the floor. I know he needs to be crate trained because when I need to leave the house, he needs to be contained (at least while he's a puppy).
Curious what brand cage/kennel does everyone like to use, Metal, Plastic etc? Any brand names or styles would be greatly appreciated!
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
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Hi everyone,
Some friends and I are heading to the Mississippi River to hunt Pool 9 in Wisconsin; going in mid November. I had a few questions. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
1) Where should we set up for divers out there? I hunt divers around Wisconsin, but I've only been on Pool 9 once about 5 years ago through a guide. Is it wise to hunt along the eastern side of the pool with Lake Winneshiek out front (facing Wisconsin/Ferryville)? That would be my assumption, but it doesn't hurt to ask. If not there, then where? I know the wind plays a factor as well.
2) I am running a 16 x 54 (I think that's the width) Go-Devil flat bottom with a 23 horse longtail. I know that it can get pretty nasty out there at times, but is that sufficient? We will have 3 guys, a dog, probably around 130 decoys, plus our personal gear. We should be under the weight specifications of the boat. I've had it out on some pretty rough stuff, and it handles well. How long is an average boat ride (roughly) from the Highway 82 landing to the lake?
3) The islands: what is the water like around them? As I recall, there was no current and it was pretty shallow as you're out of the main channel.
4) I've been reading that you should expect to get out there early due to the competition. How early is early? 2 am? 3 am?
5) Since I'm not too familiar with the river, we're going out in the afternoon the first day we get there in order to get our bearings. Is it fairly simple to follow the channel, or would you recommend a gps?
6) Is there anywhere in Pool 9 you CAN'T hunt? From what I understand, it is in the Upper Mississippi Wildlife and Fish Refuge, so I would think there are areas you cannot hunt. I could be wrong, though.
I guess that is more than a few questions. I may think of more. Again, any help would be great. Thanks!


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June 27th 2017 is a good day for problem solving, even though the results are more of the long-term type and the actual progress may be hidden from the eye of Sébastien and the observer on that day.
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O Prophet! Strive against the unbelievers and hypocrites and be harsh with them. Their refuge is hell. What an evil destination!(Surat At-Tahrim, 9)
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Anyone found a positive match to the metal things that connect the two hoses to the right ROTJ gauntlet?
Anyone found a positive match to the metal things that connect the two hoses to the right ROTJ gauntlet?
Hello , I made a pair and sent one to Braks for size referance on his next visit to the suit! Very accurate looking..99% accurate looking made from found parts that needed heavy modification. I dont have pics of it any more so maybey braks can post it here in this thread. I am going to do two more sets that are two sizes bigger than my prototype for size referance as well...I dont have a problem making them for anyone...but they are time consuming and since I dont have the right tools it is very tough on the hands....see Braks link above to the original thread..
Jimmy Barela
Ok, if you want the closest match possible this is what you need 2- 1/4 inch couplings, these are not in plumbing they are air hose fittings so they are in the tool dept with the compressor fittings. 2- 1/4 inch close brass nipples in the plumbing dept. 2- 3/8 flare fitting nuts, plumbing dept also. keep in mind that the 3/8 nut will be too big to thread onto the 1/4 nipple so it must bee glued. i wish i could show pics but my camera is friggin up on me. if you have Q's or comments mail me.
Jimmy, your first one is nearly identical to mine. I can't imagine how you made the correct changes with a file, dremel tools rule.
3 indications that we have the right sizes are: 1, the 1/2 inch braided hose is the same diameter as the corrected 3/8 flare nut so it fits perfectly together. 2, from the pictures you can tell that the nut does not screw onto the nipple, besides flare nut threads and nipple threads are different, even if the pieces were the same size you could never thread them together. 3, 3/8 copper (same as sink faucet supply lines) inserted into the 1/4 inch coupling gives the correct indent between the outside of the coupling and the tube inserted into it as seen on the lower gauntlet assembly.
I worked as a plumber for 8 years and have never seen anything that comes even close to what you and I have made.
JM 2 cents
You are exactly correct in all that you have stated...sometimes I cant get out my thoughts correctly or explain them all at the same time...ah ah ha....anyhow the reason I said that I was not sure on the size was of course becasue I dont remember what sizes I bought for all three versions but the smallest one I did I sent to BB and he said it looked way to small...so I did two more larger ones to see what he thinks...but I will check tonight what were the sizes that I bought to make the second pairs and see if we are on the same page...I realy dont remember what the hose size was that was determined to be correct by BB.
Yea I found the air compression coupling also after I did my first prototype...I did my first one using those sized parts...the next two versions I did I used a 3/8 and 5/16 flair nut....for the coupling I had to buy the all tube unions with inserts 5/8 and 1/2 inch...I had to file off the threads on each side of the center nut...and then used a 3/8 and an 1/8 inch brass nipple....so these parts make the next two bigger sized fittings . The sizes that michealmax used are the same ones I used to make the first one that Braks has now. After seing seekers pic of his gauntlets and his fittings I think maybey the smaller ones are correct Art. But maybey the gauntlet is not correct in size proportion as well? Well at least Art will have all three version to compare for us when he makes his trip.
I'm not worrying about the two hoses on the side for now, I just was wondering, how do I connect the top hose to the vacumformed plastic? Mine's hollow, without an underside, and I don't know how to connect a braided hose to this. Please help me!
I would suggest filling the clock at the top of the gauntlet and while it is still soft sinking a hose barb into it...
My gauntlet has the same issue. I'm going to glue a scrap piece of plastic to the bottom, and then use Weld-it to lock the connector into place. Hopefully it won't distort the plastic too bad.
what's a hose barb braks? and what would I use to fill in the hole? It seems like my red fill putty would crack and be heavy
Isn't a hose barb like segmented nozzle that slides into tubing to keep it in place.
Actualy Brak's told me that he compared all three sizes of fittings that I made when he went to see the suit a few weeks back and he said that the middle version the 3/8 sized flare nut was the closest in size so yes that might throw off the whole braided hose size therory...again these parts need work in order for them to be 99% accurate ..
Man, I WISH someone would offer these!!! (hint, hint)
Man, what can I say... Glad the ESB gauntlets don't need those!
i work in a machine shop, we use air hose connectors and adapters that look just about exactly like them check out auto parts store or MSC supply co.
i dunno how exact your looking for, but from what i've seen these are pretty close.
I went to Lowes to get the fittings to make the attachments for the hoses (fittings and nuts, etc). I couldn't find the parts that were listed in on older post here.
Also, the pipe under the right gauntlet attachment that also has a hose attachement as well.
What have you folks done to make these???
Neil and I are looking for the same thing! We'll keep bumping as appropriate...
What do we need? Part numbers? Manufacturer?
Yup. I was in Lowes yesterday with a list of info I got from an old post and found - zippo!
I was so ticked off that I left and forgot to by the pop-rivet gizmo for my gauntlets! Ugh!
I went to Lowe's today to search for the brass fittings, and of course I didn't bring a picture with me. When I go back later, what part am I looking for? Do we have a part number or anything?
I got my parts at Home Depot. They are:
3/8" Fine Thread Flare Nut, A-161 (in a small baggy in the fittings, beside the gauntlet hosing)
Pipe Coupling 1/4" X 1/4", This is found in the air compressor section.
And for them to slide onto, I got a 3/8" OD X 20" chrome pipe. This was found in the toilet section, and had a little tag that read "Toilet". I can't find my pics right now, but maybe those numbers will help.
Thank BobaFettish for that info, he helped me with it a while back
BTW: When I was in the store searching for these parts, I had a picture of the setup, and the individual parts. I showed someone who worked there the pic, and he asked if I was making a new type of bong. "I've never seen a design like this before.."
I found the air compressor 1/4" to 1/4" female pipe coupling (Amflo #344FE-RET) and the 3/8" fine thread flare nut (Watts #A-161) at Lowe's last week!
Neither of the three Home Depots carried the A-161 part, but Lowe's had a couple (I got the last two) in a drawer full of connectors. I had to sift through a few bags before I found them.
I never did find the 3/8" toilet line, but I used an alternative: I found a 3/8" brass tube at HobbyTown, and used that for the long piece on the underside of the right gauntlet. For the connectors, I used two 4" sections of 1/4" wood dowel. I Dremeled the ends, in order to fit them into a hole drilled into the resin side-piece and the brass tube. The hoses will connect onto the opposite ends of the dowel rods.
Metalboy, PM sent!
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Great info, Eric. Very informative.
Oh, and uh, PM sent!


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Old Body Men Are Really Dead
Thanks DEADBODYMAN. All us retired bodymen are probably dead but don't know it yet(at least brain dead from the fumes all those years).
I'm probably being too paranoid. I've done a lot of "Chops" and customs. I used to paint my vehicles twice a year whether they needed it or not. This is the first attempt to put something back to original and want it to last the rest of my life.
You don't like PPG? Why not? Most shops in Metro Detroit use it. Remember when it was called Ditzler back in the laquer days?
The Electrolytic rust removal looks interesting. I'll give it a try.
Years ago I worked at a Jaquar dealer. There was a mechanic there that only worked on "Old Man Falveys" cars. I think his name was Bill. I wish I got to know him better, he was just a weird old English guy to me at the time. Anyway, he did a restoration on a Bugatti that would blow your socks off. Every nut on that car was aircraft wired. I could have learned a lot from him. It was similar to this. File:Bugatti Typ 40 Grand Sport Tourer 1929.jpg - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
ps. I think you mean 'dissertation'.....
I disagree; bovine scatology is misleading and flawed.
Scatology in itself would mean the study of scat, but nothing is being studied, it's being proclaimed.
Secondly, referring to the species alone with no reference to the sex is ambiguous. There is obviously some significance to having the excrement originate from a bull otherwise the phrase never would have been coined the way it is.
So while you can use any colorful synonym for sh1t all you want, it should be preceded by 'male bovid.' Or just bull.
That is male bovid scat.
|BDBM, that car is too cool. The PC term for that is Bovine Scatology, not the bodyman's way of being emphatic and saying them potty mouth words.
I used to be..Now I'm the Richmond county coroner...
Not really, but I work do with a lot of rusty cars and my last project was so rotted out everyone said it was dead and I should just bury it..Little by little as the work progressed they all stopped laughing and started giving me nicknames ,"The Deadbodyman" stuck or DBM ,my son came up with it.personally I prefer BDBM the B stands for brain....Anyone that will take on something like this has some serious "metal" illness issues...(and I'd like to meet them)
Heres a few old pics to get an idea of what can be done without ANY media blasting,basiclly just a heavy wire cup on a side grinder and Ospho to remove rust,then epoxy primer,after 10 years (most outside) no rust poping through or blisters. any time a company says only use thier products as a system its TOTAL BULLS*IT.....But then again I like using the best product available for the application so I dont use ANY PPG products with the exception of "Omini Plus" base coat when I need something cheap,its actually some of the best cheap base out there. I would have you notice PPG or any of the paint companies wonT say DONT use any other products with thiers its always "We dont recomend" using any other products with ours.In the 35 yrs of doing this work I've never used any one brand from start to finish. theres a few brands that in my opinion are simply the best out there and I wont (not cant) substitute,like Ospho for rust,SPI epoxy primer, and SPI clear.
Response from PPG
Thanks DEADBODYMAN. Did you used to be a Live Body Man?
Here is a response from PPG. They also attached a PDF for the DX Treatments which I could post if any one is interested.
Dear Sir:
Thank you for your interest in PPG Refinish products. Based on the information you provided we would recommend our DX Metal Treatments. If after treating the metal with our DX579 and DX520 you still have rust, you will need new metal. You cannot prime over rusted areas, if you do blistering may occur.
We do not recommend crossing product lines therefore we do recommend you use one system such as Deltron throughout the entire process. Attached is the technical data sheet for the DX metal treatments.
If further assistance is required, please contact us at the Technical Service number listed below or visit us online at PPG Automotive Refinish.
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|I thought you might enjoy this thread http://www.hotrodders.com/forum/elec...al-182833.html
|Thanks for the responses. I'm a retired bodyman. In the old days I would sandblast everything and prime immediately. I didn't even Metal Prep because no mater how fast you dried it of after water wash you could see rust forming. But my little garage air compressor and suction feed blaster just will not do the job. I was hopeing to find a way to get around this but after much research I agree with MartinSR(sandblast is the only way to go). I'm going to have to get access to a pressure feed sandblaster and DIY, I don't trust anyone else to be as meticulous. Must be a reason that paint reps will not commit to putting their products over anything but "clean bare metal"
Sure,except for a few things....Brian
Thats not a DIY
Powdercoaters are hard to find (around here anyway)
having the work done can get a bit expensive and you may have to wait a while to get it back.
Even if you sand blasted it yourself its messy and it wont be much fun, When I was doing electrolytic rust removal it was actually fun I through everything in sight that had rust in the tank,and I learned something...
Some guys just like doing everything themselves and thanks to sites like this they can talk to people of the same mind set...
If you are talking about a motorcycle frame, I don't think there is anything to even think about, you get the frame sand blasted and epoxy prime it! Bye bye rust!
Or, do as I did the last few motorcycles I had a hand in, bring all the "hard parts" to the powder coater and hand them to him, the next day pick them up with nice shiny black paint on them, dry, done, stick them in your trunk and bring them home to assemble. That is pretty darn hard to beat.
I'm a big fan of Ospho but its a lot of work to remove rust with it.(even though you dont neutralize it) its even more work using it on a motorcycle frame. It does do two things that cant be disputed though,it REMOVES rust and protects bare metal from getting surface rust...many folks have had problems with primers having adheasion problems (bubbles and such) and there are reasons this happens that I wont get into right now. I suggest for first time users to use it for rust removal and the protection it provides but when it comes time to prime sand it off so there wont be any adheasion problems....
If it was me and I was doing a cycle frame I would do it the ez way and NOT use Ospho to remove the rust but use the electrolytic process.I'd buy a 10.00 kiddie pool deep enough to submerge the frame and 5.00 worth of "wash soda" NOT baking soda. all you do is drop the frame in the solution and connect a 12v battery charger or a battery and leave it for a day or two ,theres no easier or cheaper way to remove rust...
After THAT I would Ospho to protect the metal from surface rust if your not going to prime right away....but sand it off before priming,piece of cake.
Phoshphric acid products are like primers and paints ,theres many brands and they make a lot of promises they HAVE to be used properly. IMO, Ospho is THE best and the only one I use. That and epoxy primer is one hellava combination...I wont do a resto without it....or my SPI epoxy...
|I've used naval jelly before on a metal sign. I applied epoxy and paint over it and it has held up for about a year now in humid hot summers and damp winters.
A sensible answer. I'm actually restoring a 1964 Triumph Bonneville motor cycle and am concerned about paint failure in all the seams, brackets and welds on the frame. Lots of hard to get at areas.
I'll contact the PPG rep and post his response.
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