Just finished this lock

[Zonie]

I sure hope that big jaw screw doesn't weigh 15 grains more than a normal screw would.

(Quote from Paul in the "Lead Flint Holders" post:
"...A THIN LEAD WRAP is not " HEAVY". I measure the one I have been using in my rifle for 30 years and its about 30 grains in weight. And old, worn, Leather wrap I had used for years weighed in at about 15 grains. If I TRIMMED the extra lead from my wrap that just hangs out the sides, I could cut the weight down to under 25 grains..."

LEAD FLINT HOLDERS POST

:rotf: :grin: :rotf:

By the way, I like it.

PS: NO! THIS IS NOT A POST ABOUT WRAPPING THINGS WITH STUFF SO LET'S KEEP IT ON THE ORIGINAL SUBJECT.

 

[Birddog6]

I sure hope that big jaw screw doesn't weigh 15 grains more than a normal screw would.

(Quote from Paul in the "Lead Flint Holders" post:
"...A THIN LEAD WRAP is not " HEAVY". I measure the one I have been using in my rifle for 30 years and its about 30 grains in weight. And old, worn, Leather wrap I had used for years weighed in at about 15 grains. If I TRIMMED the extra lead from my wrap that just hangs out the sides, I could cut the weight down to under 25 grains..."

LEAD FLINT HOLDERS POST

:rotf: :grin: :rotf:

By the way, I like it.

PS: NO! THIS IS NOT A POST ABOUT WRAPPING THINGS WITH STUFF SO LET'S KEEP IT ON THE ORIGINAL SUBJECT.

Oh boy...... :shake: Now ya did it..... :nono:
It's 3000 word essay time again... :grin: :rotf: :rotf:

 

[rkmeyer]

Chris,
:thumbsup: You did a great job on you new lock, no buts.
If you like what you did that's all that matters.
Dusty :wink: