bensdad wrote:Beautiful piece of work. Am I the only one who noticed the WHITE trigger? Rather an eyesore compared to the rest of the the gun.
That white trigger says... Put your finger here
bensdad wrote:Beautiful piece of work. Am I the only one who noticed the WHITE trigger? Rather an eyesore compared to the rest of the the gun.
Snakeman721 wrote:Beautiful gun! They have it sitting on a leather holster. After spending nearly $5000 for the build and an excellent blue job, why would you put that beauty anywhere near a holster so the blue can start rubbing off?
andrewP wrote:Slayer_MN1 wrote:andrewP wrote:Also, on a separate note, I want some of those ammo trays; they are just cool! Time to do some google searching...
Edit: if anyone else was curious, my google-fu was good enough to find the maker of the trays. Apparently they're CNC machined billet aluminum. Seems like they're probably pricier than I'm willing to go for, but they sure are cool.
CNC Ammo blocks on sale here- http://forum.snipershide.com/options-ac ... ivery.html
Yup, that appears to be the same guy. Like I thought, it's a little hard for me personally to justify the $ when basic plastic ones (arguably) do the job just as well, if with less panache. I still think they're really cool, though.
Snowgun wrote:How about 100 round machined chamber checks? at least they do something other than hold bullets.
http://www.benstoegerproshop.com/
Regarding the gun...Looks awesome, but I just can't stand the grips. They are absolutely gorgeous! but I feel that they would feel too slick to shoot, and I would be worried about marring them. I don't know what's wrong with me, I've just gotten to the point where functionality IS aesthetics...
sawgrass wrote:That trigger looks like a silver Harrison Extreme short to me. Maybe it's the lighting.
That said I don't know what HP uses.
I love how the screws line up. I've seen that only on very expensive shotguns at Puglisi's in Duluth.
sawgrass wrote:Look at this one. It has a lot of nice features and is a bargain compared Heirloom Precision.
http://www.migunowners.org/forum/showth ... p?t=258052
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