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    Fr0sty
    after seeing your shizzzzz today, I'm thinking you nbetter not put up any pictures of yourt WIP.... pla ce looks like crap, but I'm sure it'll be nice when done.... LOL

    Maybe we should work on it Friday instead of shooting up PSA that night, cuz I wanna do the ma am with the two crazies
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    Update:

    Framing is complete
    Electric drilled out and getting roughed in today



    Tomorrow the drywall will be here and should be pretty easy to put up. I got 8x4x1/2", so it should be a matter of trimming a foot off it and and screwing in.

    Thanks for all the comments so far, and Viper77 you are definitely going to have to come check it out!


    PS> Last night I picked up another pistol of the HK species

    PS>PS> TD, my brain finally kicked in and realized I can't go shooting Friday night, I haven't reloaded any 9mm!

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    Update:

    Electric is done, Drywall is up, and now the mud is being completed. Once that's done its a matter of some primer & paint, then the work benches! w00t w00t

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fr0sty View Post
    Update:

    Electric is done, Drywall is up, and now the mud is being completed. Once that's done its a matter of some primer & paint, then the work benches! w00t w00t
    sweet, ta ta's

    was just looking at my last post, reads like I had the Benders.... wtf
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    So where's the pics?
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    I wanna get some paint or primer at least on the walls before pics. I also wanna stain the gun rack so it looks a little finished.

    Update: first coat of mud went well, wet sanding today and then second coat followed by a 2nd sanding. If everything goes well today, I could be priming late tonight. If not, perhaps tomorrow night for the primer at the latest. I still need to address the floor as my first attempt at the floor has failed horribly.

    But yea more forward progress and maybe sometime during the weekend I will be ready for shelves and the 18FT workbench

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    My vertical rack.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Karl/PA View Post
    My vertical rack.
    Impressive in scale; what will hold them in place, just gravity and the pegs? I have dogs, they brush up against everything, if I stacked a bunch of rifles like that they'd fall like dominoes every other day. Are you going to install barrel clamps, little dividers every 5 slots, or maybe a bungee cord across the front?

    Whatever you do, sure beats sticking them on top of the fridge or under the bed.
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    Update:

    2 coat of mud and sanding done, and the lights are all wired and working. I stand a good chance of priming tomorrow. I had a distraction tonight, I went to the barn and scored a S&W 629 Classic 5" in 44 mag. It's stainless but most everyone I have found is SS so I guess that part doesn't matter. I also scored a die set with a Lee factory crimp die, 500 240gr projectiles, and some brass. So as soon as my bench is set back up and in operation I should have some fun with this one.


    Karl, Nice rack man thanks for sharing

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fr0sty View Post
    Update:

    2 coat of mud and sanding done, and the lights are all wired and working. I stand a good chance of priming tomorrow. I had a distraction tonight, I went to the barn and scored a S&W 629 Classic 5" in 44 mag. It's stainless but most everyone I have found is SS so I guess that part doesn't matter. I also scored a die set with a Lee factory crimp die, 500 240gr projectiles, and some brass. So as soon as my bench is set back up and in operation I should have some fun with this one.


    Karl, Nice rack man thanks for sharing
    Dude I was almost there when you left for the barn

    You should have more fun with your .45 acp shizzzz first to size those crappy bullets....
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