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So you use hangers as brazing rods, too?LOL, I couldn't build half the crap I've built over the years if I had no wire hangers. The wire they use these days though isn't anything like it was even 20 years ago.
What’s inside the gun bag???
If only @namedpipes stored that Porsche in a barn until 2022 he’d be happy with the offers.Like this?
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Internet fame NES Monadnock Shoot classic. There was also the flaming rolling brothel- a minivan with a mattress, condoms, and lube inside of it. It caught on fire somehow after taking on a LOT of lead. Lesser known but closer to home was this-
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A Suburban fuel door that someone placed tannerite behind and proceeded to shoot it. The blast sent it over 80 yards, between the heads of WarwickBen and someone else on the firing line, under the awning of one of our forum regulars. Before it hit the ground it went straight into the shin of Mrs. Mountain. The blast had folded it into the taco and left the jagged edge, which cut Mrs. Mountain's shin. A little first aid and she was back to shooting cars.
Needless to say I will NOT be opening the safe with Tannerite.
At least it’s high brass. Enbloc would have had a ball with this thread!At least better than Oak Island- pew X 4-
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Watch him find a Mateba Unica.Are you using the pics or the vise grips on the bag?
Watch him find a Mateba Unica.
There is going to be an Altoids tin in the bag. Then 4 more pages to open the tin.Open the bag!
There is going to be an Altoids tin in the bag. Then 4 more pages to open the tin.
Viz Rocky's post at: Help Me Crack This "Safe"- Pew Pew Inside
It's true. I was a car hoarder for a while, but I've cut WAY back. Down to three of my own, plus one truck (The Beast) that now belongs to my boy and a couple tractors. I think at my worst I may have had ~ 10 to 12.If only @namedpipes stored that Porsche in a barn until 2022 he’d be happy with the offers.
ROFL, almost spit out some very nice bourbon due to laughing reflex.I creamed my jorts finally getting the payoff pitch from this thread. 10/10 not disappointed
Does anyone know a non-destructive means to open bank bags? I think these things have been made out of Kevlar since the 90's and therefore damn near impossible to cut.There is going to be an Altoids tin in the bag. Then 4 more pages to open the tin.
Viz Rocky's post at: Help Me Crack This "Safe"- Pew Pew Inside
That was your awning that the fuel door flew under, correct?It's true. I was a car hoarder for a while, but I've cut WAY back. Down to three of my own, plus one truck (The Beast) that now belongs to my boy and a couple tractors. I think at my worst I may have had ~ 10 to 12.
This aged well. Here we go again lmaoPlot twist: there's a locked box inside![]()
That was your awning that the fuel door flew under, correct?
Tannerite placement was closely monitored after that LOL.
I have 77 year old hunting buddy who shoots 16. #6 will work well on pheasant. I'll bump this thread next fall when he drops one with this amazing treasure.At least it’s high brass. Enbloc would have had a ball with this thread!
Does anyone know a non-destructive means to open bank bags? I think these things have been made out of Kevlar since the 90's and therefore damn near impossible to cut.
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Don't tell us THAT's locked!What’s inside the gun bag???
Beat me to it!Does anyone know a non-destructive means to open bank bags? I think these things have been made out of Kevlar since the 90's and therefore damn near impossible to cut.
Don't tell us THAT's locked!
Mrs. Mountain insisted on the souvenir, thus the shadow box idea.@Bill Katt's blue pavilion. I hung out there for the chicas.
My boy took some sort of shrapnel to them knee. We saved the chunk but it got knocked into the grass and lost. He wanted the souvenir.
That pavilion took a direct hit and that might have been the fuel door.
My favorite was finding a chunk of pumpkin stuck in the grill of a car parked BEHIND the double row of pavilions.
Already ordered. New picks will deliver in a week or so.Gonna need to order more lock picks.
Let’s hope that it doesn’t contain a dye pack.![]()
Maybe those lock picking tools?Does anyone know a non-destructive means to open bank bags? I think these things have been made out of Kevlar since the 90's and therefore damn near impossible to cut.
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Looks like at least another week of shitposting to open it.Vrey likely a Rifkin 7 pin on the bank bag. Pickable but it took me a while when I tried it on a similar bag 30 years ago. I used a rigig tension and a conventional hook or diamond pick (I forget which). The 7 pin makes it a bit tougher, but that is somewhat offset by the extra sheer lines needed for the master keying of the cylinder.
Just looked a tthe detailed photo - might not be a Rifkin 7 but quite likely a straightforward pick.
Try the jigglers on itDoes anyone know a non-destructive means to open bank bags? I think these things have been made out of Kevlar since the 90's and therefore damn near impossible to cut.
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Wait, did the ball pen trick not work? Works well on suitcases.Looks like at least another week of shitposting to open it.![]()