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We do stuff different in the South.
True.
Southern Belle has nice guns, just how raised and all.
She asked her daddy about one of them AKs and if he would mind if having one would be a problem.
Daddy was in Vietnam and daughter was being respectful.
"Well darlin' what is on your mind, I mean time has passed, still some things about that time will never heal".
"Daddy, I wanna rat-a-tat-tat to mess with on the property, one I , we, don't care about".
Like I said, nice guns, classics, ivory stocks, and daughter wants a AK variant with a 2x4 for a stock.
So the most inexpensive, AK was gotten.
"Darn thing got enough cosmo to smear over my truck, yours, your mom's..."
"Daddy, no big deal, this is not rocket science".
Mom ...she is watching and cracking up at these two. Daddy and daughter have this relationship that is so neat.
Daddy is to get the fire pit ready, daughter gets a 55 ga, drum, and other stuff ready.
Build a fire, get the 55 drum with water boiling, add Tide Detergent, and just toss the AK into boiling water.
Lift up after a bit , toss in the bed of the truck, run up to hose, spray it down and then remove wood from metal.
Come back...
Lower metal and wood back into this boiling soapy water, on hangers.
Oh yeah, there ain't no cosmoline, oil or nothing in wood or metal...did not take long either.
Momma found some Min-wax stain with polyurethane that should have been tossed, still good so she does the stock.
Daddy just sprayed all the metal down with Ballistol...
Daughter was having a good time with the cutting torch and welding equipment...she really likes messing with this equipment, and real good with it.
She made a hanging steel target with a 6" hole in the center and one solid.
Her idea being, if one shoots the one with the hole, and none of the bullets hit metal, close enough for government work, and not hearing a "ding" is good.
She likes reverse targets, no reason to go downrange and change targets, if one shoots through the holes and does not hit paper.
She does 2" holes for her pistol targets for instance.
Momma says the stain is ready, daddy says the metal is ready and daughter has been ready with her targets.
The gun works, shot through the hole, goes "rat-a-tat-tat" and makes a funny sound.
Just another fun , inexpensive family project.
This is the daughter when in school, taking a shop class on small engines, found an old lawnmower engine to use for class.
Ugly, greasy, oily and since mom was not home, just stuck it in the dishwasher, so it would not be so messy taking to school...
Seems Southern Belle Mom's have something to say about sticking Briggs & Stratton lawnmower engine in dishwashers.
"YOUR daughter..."
...well you folks figure out what momma said to daddy over that deal...
*grin*
True.
Southern Belle has nice guns, just how raised and all.
She asked her daddy about one of them AKs and if he would mind if having one would be a problem.
Daddy was in Vietnam and daughter was being respectful.
"Well darlin' what is on your mind, I mean time has passed, still some things about that time will never heal".
"Daddy, I wanna rat-a-tat-tat to mess with on the property, one I , we, don't care about".
Like I said, nice guns, classics, ivory stocks, and daughter wants a AK variant with a 2x4 for a stock.
So the most inexpensive, AK was gotten.
"Darn thing got enough cosmo to smear over my truck, yours, your mom's..."
"Daddy, no big deal, this is not rocket science".
Mom ...she is watching and cracking up at these two. Daddy and daughter have this relationship that is so neat.
Daddy is to get the fire pit ready, daughter gets a 55 ga, drum, and other stuff ready.
Build a fire, get the 55 drum with water boiling, add Tide Detergent, and just toss the AK into boiling water.
Lift up after a bit , toss in the bed of the truck, run up to hose, spray it down and then remove wood from metal.
Come back...
Lower metal and wood back into this boiling soapy water, on hangers.
Oh yeah, there ain't no cosmoline, oil or nothing in wood or metal...did not take long either.
Momma found some Min-wax stain with polyurethane that should have been tossed, still good so she does the stock.
Daddy just sprayed all the metal down with Ballistol...
Daughter was having a good time with the cutting torch and welding equipment...she really likes messing with this equipment, and real good with it.
She made a hanging steel target with a 6" hole in the center and one solid.
Her idea being, if one shoots the one with the hole, and none of the bullets hit metal, close enough for government work, and not hearing a "ding" is good.
She likes reverse targets, no reason to go downrange and change targets, if one shoots through the holes and does not hit paper.
She does 2" holes for her pistol targets for instance.
Momma says the stain is ready, daddy says the metal is ready and daughter has been ready with her targets.
The gun works, shot through the hole, goes "rat-a-tat-tat" and makes a funny sound.
Just another fun , inexpensive family project.
This is the daughter when in school, taking a shop class on small engines, found an old lawnmower engine to use for class.
Ugly, greasy, oily and since mom was not home, just stuck it in the dishwasher, so it would not be so messy taking to school...
Seems Southern Belle Mom's have something to say about sticking Briggs & Stratton lawnmower engine in dishwashers.
"YOUR daughter..."
...well you folks figure out what momma said to daddy over that deal...
*grin*
