butch

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About butch

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    Johnson Automatics Fan
  • Birthday 10/05/1955

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    NW Ohio
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    Collecting and shooting firearms. Military history

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  1. Somebody got there at game time. I bet they were typing fast. Nice assortment of parts.
  2. The cheek looks flat on the front too. I agree it is a lot of money to spend for a stock that will always be a repaired stock in the end.
  3. That cross pin will fit through the hole a lot better than a trigger would. Thank You! It was a pleasure making a trade with you.
  4. That's the one. Thank You PM sent
  5. PM sent
  6. www.gunbroker.com/item/932149897 Not an original part though. A little pricey.
  7. Make a quickie spanner from a small socket and a grinding tool.
  8. Makes you hungry looking at it. Great idea!
  9. Mine is in the mail also. "Keep history alive."
  10. matconcrete... PM sent
  11. I'll toss in a $100 too. I agree with everyone here that they should be in the hands of an appropriate caretaker.
  12. If you have a milling machine you may be able to clamp your sight in the vice and have a stamping tool in your quill to mark it. That would make it easy to move it .025 at a time if you make one mark at a time. Not sure how hard the material is to stamp a mark into, but it should be pretty accurate that way. With a hard pointed tool you could drag a line whatever length you need. They aren't very deep so it may work. Mine are .150" long. Just throwing ideas out there.
  13. I wonder if the edge of a file could be used to make a stamp using the existing teeth. I count 15 marks in .375" on the leaf. Maybe something to experiment with first. Just a thought.I
  14. Looking really good! Are you going to put the windage adjustment marks on too?
  15. Looks good! How do you plan to attach the dovetail ?