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Just got my Center Point 4-16x40 scope today, as well as a "dovetail to weaver" adaptor so I could put my BJ Trail's original Center Point 3-9x40 on my Quest.
Everything's been put together...now I just have to get them zeroed tomorrow, and see how I like the "new" scopes.
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They really look great.
Thanks man....(even though I am really aching to paint the Quest over again so everything matches).:grief:Quote:
Originally Posted by Merlyn
The "dovetail to weaver" mount seems really, really stable, and I'm tickled pink that I'll be able to get a much better cheekweld, and overall better grip on the Quest.
Hopefully I'll have a review of one, if not both setups within the next couple of days.
i would bring the quest to bare wood and put a nice stain on it ... but that's just me .
those scope looks good on your guns
Thanks, Poil!Quote:
Originally Posted by poil27
But for some reason....I'm addicted to painting, even though I have no need for camouflage, and it adds no appreciable value other than LCF.
Maybe it's just a phase, and I'll be sanding those babies back down in 3 or 4 years....:crazy:
how can some one be adicted to paint ( unless is a great custome byke or car with pinstripes and airbrushed flames) maybe because i have to paint my frames at my shop ( i hate evrey single second of it) lol
there is something good to do with the quest stock and a good airbrush i guess
Hmmm....I wonder if it has anything to do with the fact that I paint in a small, poorly ventilated area.....I remember starting a lot of paint projects...but can't remember finishing a damn one......Quote:
Originally Posted by poil27
I just wake up, and the rifle's painted!
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LOL !!! :D it may be it!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Hammer Sandwich
I worked for awhile many years ago in an auto assembly plant- and from what I recall the paintbooth boys that "didn't believe" in wearing the ventilating masks were the happiest (and slowest) guys in town...