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SureShot
PostPosted: Sun Apr 20, 2014 8:40 pm 
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I think this is the tool chest that I've purchased;
http://www.kent.ca/kbs/en/product.jsp?s ... logId=1167

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rrdstarr
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I have this Plano for the long airguns! got it from Amazon.ca with free shipping!

It has pillars to keep the guns from bumping into each other if you have to travel done rough roads!

http://www.amazon.ca/Plano-Protector-Pillared-Double-Rifle/dp/B000P583SQ/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1398049276&sr=8-4&keywords=plano+rifle+gun+case+double

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paddyfritz
PostPosted: Mon Apr 21, 2014 3:55 am 
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rrdstarr wrote:
SureShot wrote:
pete wrote:
i started out by tracking down the old family crossman peacemaker. now i have 5 pistols . all in my dresser in my socks and underwear drawers. also with 2 expendables bowie knives thrown in to keep them company.

I used to buy a separate case for each pistol as I bought them but then I wound up with a stack of gun cases in my bedroom. The next idea was to use a mechanics tool chest.
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It wasn't too long before I had to buy a second tool chest :-/
Soon I'll need a third. :-D


Do you have some foam cut out to keep the guns from sliding around?


It looks to be pick n pluck foam. You can see the square cuts.
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silentman
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Yes exactly and nothig move.


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crossliner
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SureShot wrote:
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And the only riffle, still couple accessories to come, on the way do... :wink:

Riser for the red dot (brand new 2 day's ago), new bipod/grip to arrived, flashlight needing a support and bunch of thing I don't know of yet... :?

Okay I have to ask, where can I get one of those faux silencers for my Steel Force?
I know they don't "silence" the report of the airguns but they look so cool.
I like your sight too? What type is it?


Yes silencers look cool..In the Philippines they are gray area but we have funny laws here..All my silencers are from the UK btw..These are MWSS made by Matt Winser and they are of delrin construction..The small one is about 5.875 x 0.875 and the big one is 1.25 x 7.5 inches..Of course they are very quite and comparable to my Weirauchs w/c I have two..My quitest silencer though is the UK Neil

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This here is the UK Neil..Very solid and on the heavy side..

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crossliner
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I have gotten stuff from this site..Their products are topnotch but very affordable..Check out their fake silencers..



http://www.kineti-tech.com/walther-p22/
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silentman
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Last add on to the steel force, a carry handle.


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silentman
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New toy in my collection, Walther PPK/S, small, light, fit's my women hand's, bought it for me/her, I wanted 007 gun (now missing a Glock from KWC?). That ugly CO2 knob got to go, will work on it very soon, some one know the thread sae/metric? :?: :wink:


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paddyfritz
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silentman wrote:
New toy in my collection, Walther PPK/S, small, light, fit's my women hand's, bought it for me/her, I wanted 007 gun (now missing a Glock from KWC?). That ugly CO2 knob got to go, will work on it very soon, some one know the thread sae/metric? :?: :wink:

I sell replacement CO2 bolts that fit flush for 7.95 shipped.

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canox
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silentman where did you get those 3 handgun display stands on the bottom?
nice PPK :wink:

i love that little sniper rifle haha
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silentman
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As simple as an oval piece of wood , spray varnish and a bended piece of aluminum. Made it myself 8)


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canox
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Really cool.. and the gun just slips on that metal bracket as if it were a magazine?
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silentman
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canox wrote:
Really cool.. and the gun just slips on that metal bracket as if it were a magazine?



Yep, exactly slip's into magazine hole.

p:s working on the PPK/S as begone, CO2 knob replacement.


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silentman
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CO2 knob is gone now and must I say it's beatifull :D . Not such a big job to do :idea: , The worst part is to find the 'set screw' but I did and stainless steel 8) to top it off. I love it.


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1 scew, safe lever, 3 pins and 2 plastic covers.

Pin number 1 is under spring pressure from the hammer :shock: , so when removing it it will pop the plastic cap so go slow and easy and it will be a breeze. I removed the safe lever because of the little spring, did not want to lose them. Nothing special about pin 2 and 3.

Once done, it was not so big... :wink:


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