boredum got the best of me...

[Exo]

My second job requires me to travel out of town for roughly 48 hours every other weekend. There is alot of down time, but the pay makes it worth it. With that said, this weekend was particularly slow, and boredum got the best of me. I usually take my pellet gun down because there is always a pigeon or rabbit that needs a good shootin down where i go. So this weekend on my way down, I stopped in at wally world and picked up a package of JB Weld, and a picatinny rail mount for an AR15 (stock handguards). I had the stock scope from my 700 laying around (as it sucked and wouldnt hold a zero anyhow). I attached some pictures, and the verification that it works. I know its kind of dumb, but hey...it looks cooler, it shoots better, and it killed some time.

Thought I would share..

 

[Joey Dean]

Works for me!

 

[johnson8861]

You have some skills invested in your pellet gun. I highly approve.

 

[Exo]

Haha thanks guys

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[65guys_steve]

Did you have a particular method to make sure it was aligned to the bore axis? If it works, it's good to go!

 

[Bigalfromfl]

That is cool!

 

[flounderv2]

That looks like a canted base which is expoxied on backwards..?

As long as it works.

 

[Exo]

[MENTION=54719]Flashfire[/MENTION], no not really...just a straight level and some really rough, quick crude measurements...I wasnt OVERLY concerned about it being 100% true, after it dried i re-measured and it was actually pretty stinkin close!
[MENTION=21154]flounderv2[/MENTION], that is EXACTLY what it is. A set of these: GMG Set of Two Aluminum Picatinny Rails from walmart, a package of JB weld. I realized after I bought them that they are canted. I figured I would put it on high side forward and hope I had enough elevation to zero it in. If not, I was going to take a belt sander to the other one in the package and try and make it as flat as possible and re-attempt.

thanks for the kind words guys, like i said, i know its dumb, it looks sloppy but i was super bored and actually the gun shoots more accurate now so...I also tried my hand at stipling...not sure I want to commit to my glock yet though, haha.

 

[johnson8861]

It is super easy to stipple a Glock. First I recomend to figure out all of your mods you will do. Second plan where the mods will be. Third tape those ares off, and prep surfaces with sand paper or the tool to make your mods. Lastly stipple finish your pistol, remove tape, refinish if desired and enjoy the $100-400 dollars you just saved on someone else doing the mods.

 

[thrusty]

tacticool!

 

[Sniper Uncle]

That is pretty cool, no matter what they say.

 

[thrusty]

Next.....please fashion a suppressor out of a 2 liter bottle so that the waskley-wabbits won't know what hit 'em.

 

[Exo]

I'm not big into the anarchist cookbook anymore...sorry

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