Thread: A little bit of a play with the Tuibob and a suppresser

All that noise didn't seam to worry that little cat you can see in the bottom right of the video

kj

That is a cool looking case

Originally Posted by Tussock

You running a business or a circus Tuiman? Look up the health and safety and employment act of 1992.

I will summarise it for you. When you blow someone's whole head off, not just part of it, your going to jail, you do know that right?

Bob, when you showed that video to your "gunsmith" did he tell you had destroyed your barrel? Because you have. It's a death trap now. It would be bad enough if you had quenched the whole thing, but you didn't. You quenched half. So now the upper half and the lower half have different crystal structure. All the stresses of firing those apocalyptically overloaded rounds are going to focus along the join between the steel of different crystal structure, between the quenched and unquenched halves.

I know your average fitter and turner/engineer won't know that much about metallurgy, but they should at least know the basics.

It's very unlikely I will have anyone to say "I told you so" to if I'm right.

I think you may find the barrel was already toast and he used it to form fire by reaming the toasted barrel.... At least that's what it looked like to me... and No I would never have got the rifle that hot even if it was toasted

Lol tussock tussock tussock!!!!!
Bit of a calling the kettle black while its still got the primer on here!!!!!

That was an old barrel that had had close 2000 rounds thru .243 so as u can imagine it was fairly poked and now sits in my gunsafe would you like to buy it?????!!!!
As to the "apocalyptically overloaded" rounds they were infact 46gn of n165 & if u care to do some research you will find that 48gn of such powder was the load we ran in the standard .243!!
So i feel i can fairly say that 46gn as a forming load to .243 ai is generally unapocalyptic!!!!

In regard to the changing of this crystal structure u will notice that it was onli the end of said "old" barrel imersed in mr puddle!!!!! And not the action!!!

In relation to "blowing" peoples heads off I feel you have been listening to a few of KIWIGREGS compulsive lies he feels is perfectly acceptable to spread around the country!!!! Hes been known before to spread every conveivable rumour in the attempted defaming of one other well known NZ gun enthusiast!!! Its becoming more and more obvious hes performing the same lies and misdemeanors of truth!!!

Originally Posted by Tussock

You running a business or a circus Tuiman? Look up the health and safety and employment act of 1992.

I will summarise it for you. When you blow someone's whole head off, not just part of it, your going to jail, you do know that right?

Bob, when you showed that video to your "gunsmith" did he tell you had destroyed your barrel? Because you have. It's a death trap now. It would be bad enough if you had quenched the whole thing, but you didn't. You quenched half. So now the upper half and the lower half have different crystal structure. All the stresses of firing those apocalyptically overloaded rounds are going to focus along the join between the steel of different crystal structure, between the quenched and unquenched halves.

I know your average fitter and turner/engineer won't know that much about metallurgy, but they should at least know the basics.

It's very unlikely I will have anyone to say "I told you so" to if I'm right.

Hit the p pipe again there mate?

Another case of half the story and twisted from the wrong people and here you go off like a half cocked gun

When you get the facts straight then come talk to me if not go back to the drip club

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Utterly destroyed cases??? Are u blind?? I actually thought they werent formed out all that well!!!

This was fireforming standard 243 with a reduced load to 243ai..

Maybe u are on the p pipe!!!

Im not sure what kiwigregs problem is myself but of recent hes decided to take the QC route and be a little imature baby!!!!

Originally Posted by Tussock

Sorry, it's all a hoax then? The video, case photos etc are fake?

So what are you getting at? Put the questions I'll give you the answers. . . . .

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The rubbish bin. ...
Old 12 times fired hard brass that got shot since was no good. . . . Again point is? Beating around the bush here. The joy of the Internet a

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Originally Posted by Tussock

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Humor can come off as fact sometimes.... well I read the original comment as humor ... I guess a smiley with tong out might have helped

Originally Posted by Tussock

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Like I said half the story. Do you think would fire those in a new tube?

You not going to win this when you don't know what all happened anyway.
For a 'smart guy' you not doing yourself any favors now

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Originally Posted by Tussock

So your happy to to use dangerous, worn out brass you know is past it's failure point, and have it linked directly to your business?

Again, I suggest you review the health and safety act of 1992. You can moan about it all you like but it won't make the cell door shutting sound any different.

I see 12 cases where any one of them would have stopped an amateur from continuing, let alone someone claiming to be a professional.

12???

I see 7 in those pics, 3 pics of the 4 fired without the case being on the bolt face causing flat primers and case separation, and three with split shoulders that you can even get firing new cases to AI, but they are likely older harder brass that needed annealing.

Yes he should have had glasses on for sure!

Yes like abe said rubbish bin and 12x fired cases which we used to try form the first ones.... = epic fail!!!! Fact is the cases in the video were completly seperate......

Fact is ur merely clawing at rock and twisting facts now in a lame attempt to show us in a bad light!!!

Originally Posted by Tussock

To be honest, in all my time on gun forums Iv never seen such a bland response to cases that look like that, and shooting like that, and treating a firearm like that, from an individual, let alone a business.

Am I the only one who finds the whole thing bizarre?

Nope.

Abe, I don't know you or the quality (or not) of the guns you build.

But I can honestly say that after watching that vid and some of the things you've posted, I would think twice about buying something you worked on. I just dont get the point of destroying something for no reason, and proving that you can break things...

You might see it differently, I'm just letting you know how a potential customer sees it...

Originally Posted by Tussock

I'm not trying to cast you guys in a bad light Bob.

I'm trying to point out your casting yourselves in a bad light. It reads how it reads.

I'm also trying to point out you can't get away with this shit if its related to a business. You will get yourselves a court date.

At what point was it advertising for me? It was all done for a hunting trip we went on. Like mates do deals so it's not a issue at all.

And with the cases woo hoo as like any one they can do what ever they like with there rifle its personal choice.

And the barrel in water again woo hoo, it was fucked away an coming off.

It wouldn't matter if all the facts where there or not people will make up what they want to believe anyway, and if you believe everything on the Internet you not to bright anyway


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Originally Posted by ebf

Nope.

Abe, I don't know you or the quality (or not) of the guns you build.

But I can honestly say that after watching that vid and some of the things you've posted, I would think twice about buying something you worked on. I just dont get the point of destroying something for no reason, and proving that you can break things...

You might see it differently, I'm just letting you know how a potential customer sees it...

Ebf horses for courses eh , some people like paying shit loads for a rifle build when you might as well go direct to ssrnz or gunworks and get the job done and save heaps! oh and add in inflated prices for load developement, I can recomend Abe in his work and effort above and beyond and he stands behind his work.