Gun Dodgy fixes.

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Gun Dodgy fixes.

Post by MalleeFarmer » 29 Jan 2016, 6:19 pm

What is the dodgiest fix you've seen?
Here's an M8 hex bolt and 4 Spring washers As spacers instead of the usual action screws. :shock: After I cleaned the T3 up the owner told his mate about it and I've picked up another job. I've ordered new action screws for it. I'm gonna have to start a business cleaning and fixing minor issues on guns. :wtf: I didn't realise how much farmers care for their guns! Of not. Though not all of us as mine are all in pretty good nick.
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Post by Supaduke » 29 Jan 2016, 6:32 pm

It's an ingenious recoil damper, don't you know nuffink....
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Post by MalleeFarmer » 29 Jan 2016, 6:39 pm

Yea :lol:
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Post by <<Genesis93>> » 29 Jan 2016, 9:09 pm

Its a quick-adjust black tactical stock restraint with optional helical precision gyroscopic stabilising system..... Its what all the sniper types are using :unknown:
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Post by MalleeFarmer » 30 Jan 2016, 6:15 am

<<Genesis93>> wrote:Its a quick-adjust black tactical stock restraint with optional helical precision gyroscopic stabilising system..... Its was all the sniper types are using :unknown:


I believe you just sold an M8 hex bolt with 4. Spring washers to a tacticool 22yo gun owner for $150.
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Post by MalleeFarmer » 30 Jan 2016, 7:34 am

bentaz wrote:I have seen a slug gun that was duct tapped into the stock with no screws.


Slug Gun as in a rifled 12g?
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Post by <<Genesis93>> » 30 Jan 2016, 8:28 am

years ago the old man lent one of his shotties to a 'mate' who somehow.....someway, snapped the lug off the underside of the barrels(holding fore-end)....

Shottie comes home with araldite repair.. :lol: :evil:

Perhaps no one instructed him on how to use the gun to shoot the ducks ....
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Post by MalleeFarmer » 30 Jan 2016, 9:18 am

<<Genesis93>> wrote:years ago the old man lent one of his shotties to a 'mate' who somehow.....someway, snapped the lug off the underside of the barrels(holding fore-end)....

Shottie comes home with araldite repair.. :lol: :evil:

Perhaps no one instructed him on how to use the gun to shoot the ducks ....


Not cool! :x
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Post by <<Genesis93>> » 30 Jan 2016, 9:23 am

bentaz wrote:I have seen a slug gun that was duct tapped into the stock with no screws.


nothin you cant fix with duct tape (or duck tape to many :unknown: :lol: ), a length of fencing wire and a hammer...
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Post by Title_II » 30 Jan 2016, 9:42 am

<<Genesis93>> wrote:
bentaz wrote:I have seen a slug gun that was duct tapped into the stock with no screws.


nothin you cant fix with duct tape (or duck tape to many :unknown: :lol: ), a length of fencing wire and a hammer...


Sometimes you need Bondo and JB Weld, or a bigger hammer :)
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Post by MalleeFarmer » 30 Jan 2016, 11:50 am

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Post by sandgroperbill » 30 Jan 2016, 12:14 pm

My grandfather used to carry a short flat head screwdriver in his pocket whenever he was out with the 12g. You need something to extract the shells, after all
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Post by <<Genesis93>> » 30 Jan 2016, 2:27 pm

sandgroperbill wrote:My grandfather used to carry a short flat head screwdriver in his pocket whenever he was out with the 12g. You need something to extract the shells, after all


Son! that danged extractor gone again, wheres mi screw tool? :lol:


....there was a day, not so long ago when we could carry a pocket knife in our.... pocket.... there was alway one blade that would fix whatever needed fixin. Thems days be gone.... :evil:
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Post by sandgroperbill » 30 Jan 2016, 2:47 pm

I used to carry a pocket knife on my belt at school, as did a lot of the boys from farming families.
Back then, knives were still considered tools. Nowadays they represent a threat to all human civilisation.
Seriously, could you imagine if a boy rocked up to school with a pocket knife on his belt these days? They would lock down the school, call the press, call the police (most likely in that order) and launch a manhunt.
But I digress...
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Post by Stubbles McBeard » 30 Jan 2016, 5:19 pm

bentaz wrote:And no not a rifled shotgun just an air rifle one of my mates had when we were teenagers, you'd be pretty game shooting 12ga slugs with the action held in with tape, really think you'd need zip ties for that lol!


I learned to shoot with an old air rifle held into the stock with zippies and a couple wraps of electrical tape. Could damn near see the pellet fall out of the end.
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Post by Heckler303 » 30 Jan 2016, 8:46 pm

sandgroperbill wrote:Seriously, could you imagine if a boy rocked up to school with a pocket knife on his belt these days? They would lock down the school, call the press, call the police (most likely in that order) and launch a manhunt.
But I digress...


A couple of times I carried a pocket knife in my pocket (most unlikely spot to look for one) and because I wasn't dumb enough to let it fall out no one ever found out.

Came in handy opening a lock once, and chocolate milks where there was no sharp plastic straw.
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Post by bigfellascott » 30 Jan 2016, 9:28 pm

I use a mouse pad for a recoil pad on one of my shotties :lol:
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Post by Oldbloke » 30 Jan 2016, 9:43 pm

bigfellascott wrote:I use a mouse pad for a recoil pad on one of my shotties :lol:



Farkn top idea. Will remember that. :lol:
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Post by bigfellascott » 31 Jan 2016, 3:41 am

Oldbloke wrote:
bigfellascott wrote:I use a mouse pad for a recoil pad on one of my shotties :lol:



Farkn top idea. Will remember that. :lol:


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Post by Title_II » 31 Jan 2016, 5:30 am

Here's a dodgy one alright from the USA:

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sandgroperbill wrote:I used to carry a pocket knife on my belt at school, as did a lot of the boys from farming families.
Back then, knives were still considered tools. Nowadays they represent a threat to all human civilisation.
Seriously, could you imagine if a boy rocked up to school with a pocket knife on his belt these days? They would lock down the school, call the press, call the police (most likely in that order) and launch a manhunt.
But I digress...


In Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (USA) they actually have a law that possession of a knife in public is a minimum 90 days in jail. Yet you can carry a gun, of course Image

Doesn't seem to be enforced much, people carry knives obviously with the clip sticking out of their pockets.
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Post by Title_II » 31 Jan 2016, 8:20 am

It's a dodgy epidemic :)
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Post by MalleeFarmer » 31 Jan 2016, 10:45 am

Mouse pad as a recoil pad! Awesome idea the old winny 1300 with the nice solid plastic butt protector would do well to have a mouse pad recoil pad. After 40 odd shots the shoulder starts to hurt.
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Post by happyhunter » 31 Jan 2016, 8:01 pm

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Post by Supaduke » 31 Jan 2016, 8:43 pm

Title_II wrote:Here's a dodgy one alright from the USA:

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sandgroperbill wrote:I used to carry a pocket knife on my belt at school, as did a lot of the boys from farming families.
Back then, knives were still considered tools. Nowadays they represent a threat to all human civilisation.
Seriously, could you imagine if a boy rocked up to school with a pocket knife on his belt these days? They would lock down the school, call the press, call the police (most likely in that order) and launch a manhunt.
But I digress...


In Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (USA) they actually have a law that possession of a knife in public is a minimum 90 days in jail. Yet you can carry a gun, of course Image

Doesn't seem to be enforced much, people carry knives obviously with the clip sticking out of their pockets.



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Post by Seik » 15 Feb 2016, 9:57 am

bentaz wrote:And no not a rifled shotgun


I didn't realise there was such a thing.

Why the hell wouldn't you just use a rifle instead of get a gun that only fires slugs :unknown:
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Post by <<Genesis93>> » 15 Feb 2016, 10:11 am

Bedded, free floating barrel, custom chassis, bet it shoots like a laser


You coult take an inadvertently out of focus picture, add a few more tactical descriptions;

Skeletonised tactical stock
pistol grip
tactical bipod
picatinny rail

..... and it would sell in 2 minutes flat on abused guns :thumbsup:
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Post by wayward » 22 Feb 2016, 1:59 pm

It's be fun to fire once but I'm siding with Seik on this one :lol:
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Post by Rocker » 01 Mar 2016, 2:39 pm

Cooked up by some shotgun fanboy who couldn't admit a rifle would be better :lol:
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Post by MalleeFarmer » 01 Mar 2016, 4:59 pm

Rocker wrote:Cooked up by some shotgun fanboy who couldn't admit a rifle would be better :lol:


I'm expecting something from bentaz on this one! :lol: :lol:
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Post by GLS_1956 » 01 Mar 2016, 6:14 pm

Seik wrote:
bentaz wrote:And no not a rifled shotgun


I didn't realise there was such a thing.

Why the hell wouldn't you just use a rifle instead of get a gun that only fires slugs :unknown:


Some States or counties here in the US only allow the use of shotguns for deer hunting. So industry developed the rifled shotgun barrel.
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