Does BBQ gun = Sunday go to meetin gun?
Michael
Michael
It will stay a few degrees below the main chamber. It is constructed out of heavy wall (1/4'') pipe. The main thing to look for on a good smoker is how well it will maintain your temp. No one person will ever be able to out use this smoker. It will be around for generations.
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Matt Basterson
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that's a nice smith, the 44 special is my favorite cartridge of any of'em. i load my own and use'em in my marlin levers because they feed and eject really smoothe. the weather is about nice enough to stand outside and cast some more bullets, i picked up another few hundred pounds of wheel weights this winter. the price was really to my liking: zero.
keep those photos comin'. i read the tutorial last nite on photobucket, man that gave me a headache.
keep those photos comin'. i read the tutorial last nite on photobucket, man that gave me a headache.
This was originally brushed stainless; I went after it with Mother's Mag Wheel Polish and Blue Magic as well. Trigger job was done to perfection by a shop in OKC.
This is the "War Horse", it was delivered to the Army in May of '45. Somebody chromed and tooled it, and my father in law ended up with it. He passed it to me and I added the modern extras and had the body done in nickel. Custom grips by Sarge with the war horse done by laser.
Close shot of the laser work showing the war horse on the grip.
This is the "War Horse", it was delivered to the Army in May of '45. Somebody chromed and tooled it, and my father in law ended up with it. He passed it to me and I added the modern extras and had the body done in nickel. Custom grips by Sarge with the war horse done by laser.
Close shot of the laser work showing the war horse on the grip.
nice gun, and purdy grips drury
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