Forgotten Weapons

[wired]

I sold a M76 silencer to a guy a few months ago . He put a deposit on it anyway. He texted me yesterday wanting to know when it was going to ready ? I told him it was ready to go just needed final payment. He called and wer'e doing the payment dance and I realized , man, Why do I know this guys voice? Then I realized the Ian McCollom I was ringing up was THAT Ian McCollom. So I spent the day today machining everything again from scratch to EXACT tolerances.

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[tdemore1743x]

Wow. Love that guys videos, am looking forward to seeing what he's gonna do

 

[monkeybutler]

Then I realized the Ian McCollom I was ringing up was THAT Ian McCollom. So I spent the day today machining everything again from scratch to EXACT tolerances.

So…. If he wasn't a figure in the gun world… he mighta gotten less of a suppressor?

 

[wired]

So…. If he wasn't a figure in the gun world… he mighta gotten less of a suppressor?

No but the pucker factor is much higher. Kinda like getting a critic in your restaurant.

As Ive built these , which are a bit unique in their construction, Ive developed better production techniques. Specifically, the knurling of the tube. Paid a small fortune for a very nice knurling tool recently which makes a perfect knurl every time and while the old one was serviceable the new one, to my eye , makes a much better pattern.

 

[Nosferatu]

So when are you sending me that piece of junk you originally machined for him?

 

[Medic!]

I bought a nice civil war saber from this souther fella.
When we talked His voice was familiar?

Then I put it all together. He was the civil war expert I'd been watching for years on the ''Traveling roadshow''.




Ya. I'm slow.

 

[wired]

That knurling is sublime. If you aren't in the know, knurling , good knurling , is difficult to do.