After recommendations for a gunsmith in the Auckland region to thread my R15. Trying to avoid the extra $40 odd for shipping to and from.
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After recommendations for a gunsmith in the Auckland region to thread my R15. Trying to avoid the extra $40 odd for shipping to and from.
Gary Mcoll at MAE.co.nz
I think Gary only takes jobs through retailers. You can try Alan Reid he's just down in Ellice Road, off Target Rd in Glenfield, which is actually where Gary was too, last I knew.
Awesome cheers for that. Gave Alan a call, $60 sounds resonable. Would have sent it to DPT but too tight and lazy for the whole postage crap.
Ghostbusters.
No worries. I've had Alan do a few threadings and some fluting. He's very good and does some very interesting stuff in that workshop. Mind you, I am envious of any tool-maker/machinist with a nice mill and lathe... I have an idea for a new Reality TV show, to beat those poxy cooking :XD: and talent :pissed off: shows, called "Master Machinist" :wtfsmilie:. On it, I have a dozen or so guys and gals and I give them each a lump of steel and some bar stock and I say "You have 3 hours to make a working submachine gun of your own design, your time starts.....NOW!!!" :thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Nibblet
'bout time, can't believe it took so long.Quote:
Originally Posted by gimp
I am with you on that. Don't watch the cooking shows or the talent show and dislike reality TV in any form but your idea has some merit. Contestants might need more than three hours to produce a sub machine gun thoughQuote:
Originally Posted by ishoot10s
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Originally Posted by Rushy
Though they should not be called reality shows as they are so far removed from reality it is ridiculous.
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Originally Posted by gimp
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Originally Posted by Nibblet
"who you gonna call" got it :(
there is blackstrand in south auckland. they make suppressors and have a fb page