I have fondled a CZ Parrot last year at Four Guns and thought the trigger needed some love!With any luck I'm getting myself a cz parrot for Christmas... I wonder what the wizard can do....
Fantastic MM!I do enjoy all genres of photography .... not just bird photos.
Take a short spin around my meadow, and the woods. This is the way that I try to see things with the camera.
First, you have to come through the new gate ! (actually, from the perspective of this photo, you're already inside, and looking back towards the road.)
If you like trees, you're already in the correct spot .... because I surely am caretaker for a few thousand of them (counting saplings).
There's a word that describes someone like me, who loves trees / the woods.
The word is:
nemophilist
(One who is fond of forests or forest scenery; a haunter of the woods.)
Breath deep ....
Look UP !
Look around !
Don't forget to say Hi to the man-of-the-tree !
I made this walking stick, so that you could take a walk with me !
Don't forget to get real low, and see what there is to see !
The Fall berries are bright, and the days aren't as long as night !
You've walked long and far to see these sights, and now, only the magic hammock will ease your plight, and also give you sensory delight !
The end ....
A trigger stirrup is handy to have to get a trigger to stop binding in the frame.I'd be curious to see a list of recommended tools for performing work on a 1911. Basically any specialty tool/jig for installing anything that needs fitted for it to function properly.
BA kept me stocked up on the Hogue finger groove grips for upcoming projects. I had Hogue's on a 1911 and he loved how they felt and fit his hand. He wanted all his CZs to feel and shoot the same, so the Hogue grip was on them all. All had the CGW Pro kit with the triggers set close to the same break weight as possible. Later when the 10X bushing was introduced, all in his stable were upgraded. His sight of choice was the TFX Pro sights. A side note about the Hogue grips for his compacts is that they were not made to fit compacts. I had to cut them to fit a compact and that took a while! Many times, there would be 2 or 3 projects in line after I had started on one!Morning folks!
While any Wizard touched CZs are special, there are a handful of BA/Wizard CZs that have become legend. BA had a flair for commissioning some very interesting pistols that all had a very consistent recipe. Hogue grips were the hallmark. For some reason, BA loved those things.
Fantastic MM!
I did as well at South. County guns. I almost bought it when I sold my bike. Then I realized it would be my 3rd best feeling cz.I have fondled a CZ Parrot last year at Four Guns and thought the trigger needed some love!
Rusty is a master with a dremel on a CZ!Grab the dremel and get to work!
It depends on for who you are cooking. You have to know your audience.I don't know if anyone saw this, but the FDA is saying to not cook Nyquil Chicken. I thought it might be of interest to some here.
As the inventor of NyQuil chicken, the FDA can suck it. I have a patent. Well, maybe, almost… or not. But they can still suck it.I don't know if anyone saw this, but the FDA is saying to not cook Nyquil Chicken. I thought it might be of interest to some here.
Speaking of....you still have that Ed Brown M&P?I did make it to Lafayette to visit my old friend Bill as he has been trapped in his house. We had lunch at the Bryant that was yum! Then we went up to Four Guns to fondle & slobber on a fully stocked Gunshop. They have the Springfield Armory Prodigy $1499 in 4" or 5". A bib was required to handle these Both felt good in the hand!
I did make it to Lafayette to visit my old friend Bill as he has been trapped in his house. We had lunch at the Bryant that was yum! Then we went up to Four Guns to fondle & slobber on a fully stocked Gunshop. They have the Springfield Armory Prodigy $1499 in 4" or 5". A bib was required to handle these Both felt good in the hand!
I hear there are two in Lafayette. One for you, one for Carlos.I was all set to buy a Prodigy.....then along comes @gmcttr .....
Maybe they aren't following your recipe.As the inventor of NyQuil chicken, the FDA can suck it. I have a patent. Well, maybe, almost… or not. But they can still suck it.