I can do better than that! 

Dats fuckin Funny

sorry usmc
it's just weird to see someone's real name
i can barely remember people's screen names, much less their real names
 

No worries …Names aren't my strong suit either!

Mossberg 500/590/590A1 $40.00
Function Check/ Full Disassembly/ Cleaning/ Bolt Polished/
Magazine and Follower Cleaned and Smoothed Over/ Trigger Adjustment

Brings us your Mossberg 500/590/590A1 and we will perform a complete function check of your shotgun before a complete disassembly of the the action. We go through and clean all parts ,the bolt will then be polished and hand fitted for the smoothest, fastest action possible. We will also clean and smooth over the inside of the magazine tube and the follower for improved feeding performance and reliability.

Any upgrades that are requested at this time or any required replacement parts are at parts cost only, no additional labor charge with action work no i repeat no parts markup.

This special runs for the month of May only.

Any questions or concerns please feel free to contact us.

Respectfully,
Doherty J.
RookWorx
(808)679-5599
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Just finished building up a Glock 22. Been a fun project, gonna put her through the paces this weekend. I 'll give an update let you guys know how it goes!

Wanna thank Red Letter Industries & Moore Tactical Coatings for the gorgeous professional cerakoting and the friendly service. Slide and frame were Cerakoted, Slide Gunmetal Gray/ frame Black sorry i don't remember the actually names of each color used
http://red-letter-industries.com
https://2ahawaii.com/index.php?board=34.0
https://2ahawaii.com/index.php?board=33.0

ROOK G3:
Carry Slide Melt MOD-CM1/Full Stippling MOD-S3/ Magwell Cuts-Moon/ Undercut Trigger MOD-TG1/Trigger Guard Reshaping MOD-TG3/ Mag Release Recess MOD-MR1/ ALL Internals Polished MOD-TJ2

Performance Parts Upgrade- Titanium Pin Set, NDZ Billet Mag Release, Lone Wolf Stainless Guide Rod Running a 11lbs Guide Spring also have the 15lbs,  VICKERS Slide Catch, ZEV Race Connector, ZEV Spring Set, Fully Adjustable Phantom Trigger, New Channel Sleeve, Billet Slide plate, Lone Wolf 40-9mm barrel.

Aloha again i apologize for not reading fully all the post before posting i did have a bit of a knee jerk reaction. I have that knee jerk reaction because i've had to listen time and time again over the last 15 years about the lack of performance of the 45-70 and how outdated such a round is. Many like to keep such a round as it was originally loaded which is perfectly fine. I made the mistake of letting my passion get the best of me. You are correct the load i enjoy is a midrange load if you were referring to the bullet weight of said round. The load of 48.5 of IMR 3031 is actually half of grain over the starting load but its what my guide gun loves.  I wasn't referring to the load as heavy to clarify i was referring to the load as heavy in reference to using IMR 3031 with bullets in the 300 to 405 grain range. Using bullets in this range is a heavy load for a powder in the middle of the burning rate like IMR 3031. I understand you were trying to get across  about the difference but i was not i was very clear and not reckless about what i thought. Just so your aware 48.5 grains is close to filling a 45-70 case using said powder. 54 Grains of IMR 3031 is considered a compressed load. You'd never be able to get anywhere near 70 grains in the case but thats beside the point i don't see why you even went in that direction. In my post i never mixed the two that being black powder and smokeless sir. All i said was if you'd like to get decent performance out of a lever action with a 18.5" barrel that is the guide gun use smokeless modern powder. Yes black powder has to be used under compression to avoid the spike in pressure and for a nice complete burn but that had nothing to do with what i was trying to get across. You kept referring to originally loads and originally bullet weight but what he has is not originally in anyway its a 18.5" barrel pack gun. Hell 45-70 405 was the originally load but even that is a little misleading you know there were many different loadings for the 45-70 many of them can be found in JS and Pat Wolf's book on the loading the 45-70 for rifle and carbine.Yes detail about particular loads was not what Irishd asked for and again i apologize for knee jerk post. I don't see where i was reckless is anyway I've always been very careful answering reloading questions. I don't see anything i said as dangerous. I only gave one load data and that load dat i gave is very safe. Only time i used the word "heavy was referring to the bullet weight in conjunction with IMR 3031 powder. I will do my best to make sure next time i don't let my love for the tried and true 45-70 fog my post reading skills!! I am sorry. Irishd everything inspector originally posted was spot on.

 

There, I fixed it for you. 

Very nice!!

Gas piston is the ONLY way to go.  All REAL guns have gas pistons.  Direct impingement is doo-doo.  Not only will it explode in your face every single time you pull the trigger (even when the gun isn't loaded!!), but it causes genital warts, herpes, and Liberalism.  Obama would rather take your direct impingement away from you because he likes it better.  Don't be a herpetic cankerous libby.  Support the Constitution and buy gas piston.

 

Good job with the list.

 Wanted to take a minute and thank everyone for the interest I've gotten in the recent days. I look forward to meeting and working with all of you, again thank you!