sharkmonkeyzero

FPC has the posted order: https://www.firearmspolicy.org/miller

I can't find Duncan on their site, but another legislation page gives the status as: "To be calendared week of March 18, 2024, in San Francisco, California" Whatever that means. More delays...

I was told by customer support they don't have any parts to do left hand conversions at the moment and are not accepting requests, and to "check back every couple weeks". Disappointing because I will have an X95 I don't want to try to shoot until I can get it converted.

Anyone else have their SP5 mags rust almost immediately? I've used mine all of 3 trips to the range, maybe 400 rounds total since I got it in March, and they're both already rusty on the outside. Very light handling on padded benches, no mag drops on the ground, nothing but ungloved hands, and cleaning afterward. I didn't expect to have to keep these very expensive mags oiled up and bagged separately considering I have seen decades old and used mags for sale with no apparent issue.

I picked up a black walnut slab to make an end-mounted cantilever computer desk out of (the middle piece): slab

It's dry, rough sanded and planed, it just needs a little finish sanding and coating.

Anyone have any tips on finishing it? What I'd like it to look like when done is essentially this, color-wise: Ideal result

Is that difficult to achieve? I only have a little experience with stain/brush-on poly. I'd like it to have a reasonably tough, preferably waterproof topcoat. I'm also considering trying to keep the bark on one edge, I know as a first slab project this may be unwise but I really like the cut edge of the ba

I bought this place a few years ago with a great garage built in the back yard for all my project desires. The garage looks to have been built in two parts, the original garage was demo'd, the original slab was expanded and the new structure built on top of that. All new framing, wiring, etc.

The trouble I'm seeing is, the walls were not built to the edge of the slab on the front side. There is a ~6.5" backset of the wall from the slab edge (see This link). Here is a shot of the slab/garage door/carport interface. And here is another odd square of concrete sticking out of one of the other s