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Naw let him do it back asswards.
Shazam! Lenny does whatever the hell Lenny wants!!!
Must.....stay......focused..
On match.com.....
LOL
You're such a hound, Nolen, if ya were single this would be your full time job.
And yes it would be worth it
LOL
You're such a hound, Nolen, if ya were single this would be your full time job.
And yes it would be worth it
If I am single, it means Red is dead
Ill have 3,000,000 in Life Insurance.
Ill buy a wife.
Russians are going for $8k or so. Puts it in perspective a little. Mine costs more...and she was free.
Clutchee
I'm fun sized!
fjfar80
GOLD Star
For my CLC friends:
I have some once-fired military 5.56 brass that I have reconditioned as follows:
5.56mm
Inspect all brass and discard as appropriate;
De-primed;
Wet Polished in a Big Dawg Tumbler for 4 hours with stainless steel media, Lemme Shine, and Dawn;
Swagged using a Dillon Super Swage 600;
Re-sized on a Redding Competition Full Length Sizing Die;
Trimmed to SAAMI Spec'd Length - 1.760;
Chamfer / Deburred; and
Visually Inspected.
300 BLK
Inspect all brass and discard as appropriate;
Deprimed;
Trim Case Length;
Wet Polished in a Big Dawg Tumbler for 4 hours with stainless steel media, Lemme Shine, and Dawn;
Swagged using a Dillon Super Swage 600;
Re-sized on a Redding Competition Full Length Sizing Die;
Trimmed to SAAMI Spec'd Length - 1.368;
Chamfer / Deburred; and
Visually Inspected.
I use Mitutoyo Absolute 500-197-20 digital calipers for all measurements.
Below are some pictures of the brass that I am currently processing, these are pre-tumble and thus do not have their original shine back yet.
Big Dawg Wet Tumbler:
Sorting / Drying Table:
Brass Ready for Processing:
My prices are pretty reasonable:
1,000 pieces of 5.56 - $200.00
1,000 pieces of 300 BLK - $250.00
500 pieces of 5.56 - $120.00
500 pieces of 300 BLK - $150.00
100 pieces of 5.56 - $25.00
100 pieces of 300 BLK - $31.25
If you have any questions, please let me know and PM me if you are interested. I have a couple thousand pieces in stock right now and am awaiting a shipment in excess of 100,000 pieces. I also do have some pistol brass (9mm, .40 cal, and .45 cal) and am more than willing to process that for someone. I usually keep all the pistol brass for myself for my USPSA matches and for classes.
Just a reminder this is not loaded ammunition, just brass that is ready for you to drop in a primer, powder, and bullet.
Thanks.
- Mark
I have some once-fired military 5.56 brass that I have reconditioned as follows:
5.56mm
Inspect all brass and discard as appropriate;
De-primed;
Wet Polished in a Big Dawg Tumbler for 4 hours with stainless steel media, Lemme Shine, and Dawn;
Swagged using a Dillon Super Swage 600;
Re-sized on a Redding Competition Full Length Sizing Die;
Trimmed to SAAMI Spec'd Length - 1.760;
Chamfer / Deburred; and
Visually Inspected.
300 BLK
Inspect all brass and discard as appropriate;
Deprimed;
Trim Case Length;
Wet Polished in a Big Dawg Tumbler for 4 hours with stainless steel media, Lemme Shine, and Dawn;
Swagged using a Dillon Super Swage 600;
Re-sized on a Redding Competition Full Length Sizing Die;
Trimmed to SAAMI Spec'd Length - 1.368;
Chamfer / Deburred; and
Visually Inspected.
I use Mitutoyo Absolute 500-197-20 digital calipers for all measurements.
Below are some pictures of the brass that I am currently processing, these are pre-tumble and thus do not have their original shine back yet.
Big Dawg Wet Tumbler:
Sorting / Drying Table:
Brass Ready for Processing:
My prices are pretty reasonable:
1,000 pieces of 5.56 - $200.00
1,000 pieces of 300 BLK - $250.00
500 pieces of 5.56 - $120.00
500 pieces of 300 BLK - $150.00
100 pieces of 5.56 - $25.00
100 pieces of 300 BLK - $31.25
If you have any questions, please let me know and PM me if you are interested. I have a couple thousand pieces in stock right now and am awaiting a shipment in excess of 100,000 pieces. I also do have some pistol brass (9mm, .40 cal, and .45 cal) and am more than willing to process that for someone. I usually keep all the pistol brass for myself for my USPSA matches and for classes.
Just a reminder this is not loaded ammunition, just brass that is ready for you to drop in a primer, powder, and bullet.
Thanks.
- Mark
I have some stuff for sale to fund the move to an 80-series front axle.
Up first is a set of 30-spline Bobby Long cromoly birfields and axles shafts. These are a precursor to RCVs. If you know Toyota stuff, you know these are the bees knees for a Toyota solid front axle.
I have had these about 5 years. They are in great shape with no clicking, binding, or weird characteristics. I have not broken anything in my front axle while running Longs, so they shouldn't have any type of shock-loading. These are before the time of "LONGFIELD" being engraved on the bell, but I have email confirmation from Bobby's wife that they are indeed Longfields. I bought them before Trail-Gear had their "Dirty 30s". Coupled with the email, there is no doubt these are Longs.
I have an email address of the original purchaser that will help with any warranty issues should you break a birf. I believe the warranty is transferable. I have never worried about this, as they don't break with a reasonable driver... even on the hardest stuff.
I am firm at $500 without shipping. They are $645 new. Would prefer a local sale, but will work with you on transport.
Longfield Super Axle
Up first is a set of 30-spline Bobby Long cromoly birfields and axles shafts. These are a precursor to RCVs. If you know Toyota stuff, you know these are the bees knees for a Toyota solid front axle.
I have had these about 5 years. They are in great shape with no clicking, binding, or weird characteristics. I have not broken anything in my front axle while running Longs, so they shouldn't have any type of shock-loading. These are before the time of "LONGFIELD" being engraved on the bell, but I have email confirmation from Bobby's wife that they are indeed Longfields. I bought them before Trail-Gear had their "Dirty 30s". Coupled with the email, there is no doubt these are Longs.
I have an email address of the original purchaser that will help with any warranty issues should you break a birf. I believe the warranty is transferable. I have never worried about this, as they don't break with a reasonable driver... even on the hardest stuff.
I am firm at $500 without shipping. They are $645 new. Would prefer a local sale, but will work with you on transport.
Longfield Super Axle
Somebody's selling an AFI TBI kit over in the classifieds...
https://forum.ih8mud.com/sale-parts/714807-2f-affordable-fuel-injection-tbi.html
Not really a deal if it doesn't have the dizzy, not sure if it's included or not.
https://forum.ih8mud.com/sale-parts/714807-2f-affordable-fuel-injection-tbi.html
Not really a deal if it doesn't have the dizzy, not sure if it's included or not.
Hey guys i am posting this for steve (4xsteve)
He blew his 5.29 V6 yota rear diff and was wanting to know if you guys had one for him on your way to the Round up??
Contact him at 4xsteve@gmail.com
He blew his 5.29 V6 yota rear diff and was wanting to know if you guys had one for him on your way to the Round up??
Contact him at 4xsteve@gmail.com
GHAAA! how fun would a manual 100 be?!
Diesel 6-speed 2 door Cruiser?! Heck yeah!!!
