What did you buy yourself today - PART 2

**2DogsBarking** · May 25th, 2024, 01:14 PM

Order placed:

Super Duty MOD1 Rifle, 16", 5.56MM-Black
sd_mod1_no_optic_blk_16_11092023_view1.jpg

Geissele is running a sale Memorial Day Weekend:
https://geissele.com/firearms/super-duty-5-56.html

**ScaredOnce** · May 25th, 2024, 04:59 PM

Originally Posted by 2DogsBarking

Order placed:

Super Duty MOD1 Rifle, 16", 5.56MM-Black
sd_mod1_no_optic_blk_16_11092023_view1.jpg

Geissele is running a sale Memorial Day Weekend:
https://geissele.com/firearms/super-duty-5-56.html

Oh no. Why have you done this?!?!

<going to find my wallet…> lol

**cruzans** · May 25th, 2024, 05:39 PM

My new GB find shop in NJ always tempting me now! Can't pass up nice Taurus 82 revolvers in Stainless for $150 each

Hopefully they polish up as nice as the S&W 64-8's did

**cruzans** · June 1st, 2024, 07:13 PM

Need some ideas from the handy folks out there! Bought this Glock 19 from Altamont super cheap because it's a "second". I thought the work was super tasteful and unique. It's a brand new G19, but the "second" is the cutouts on frame above the front of the trigger guard on both sides. Any thoughts on a nice way to finish/fill the holes

I love the G10 like engraving on both sides and front of grip and the quality engraving on the slide. So now to find an easy way to finish off

**Zet70** · June 6th, 2024, 09:43 PM

Splurged on a Benchmade Bugout 535 CF **

**Noah_Zark** · June 7th, 2024, 07:05 AM

Originally Posted by cruzans

Need some ideas from the handy folks out there! Bought this Glock 19 from Altamont super cheap because it's a "second". I thought the work was super tasteful and unique. It's a brand new G19, but the "second" is the cutouts on frame above the front of the trigger guard on both sides. Any thoughts on a nice way to finish/fill the holes

I love the G10 like engraving on both sides and front of grip and the quality engraving on the slide. So now to find an easy way to finish off

Black epoxy. JB Weld will be too light in color. Devcon makes a "black" black, and others may as well. Mix, apply, wait a couple days and sand carefully, working up in grit number to try to match the texture. I've used black epoxy to repair/restore old revolver grip panels with good results.

Personally though, was my gun I'd live with it. Saying I bought it in the first place.