Knuckle Dragger

........did this person just get bent over. http://www.gunbroker...?Item=179995716

XS Ghost Ring. I have another set to install on the 8" as well. Great sight with tritium front post.

Well, after just over a five and a half month wait on the ATF returning my latest Form 4, I finally get to post my complete Tromix family portrait. Standard Tony masterpieces (left to right): 19" S-12, 12" S-12, 8" S-12, Tromix Sledgehammer in 50AE, TR-15 (next to last made). I apologize for the lack of picture quality and background. I'm no photographer and don't pretend to be. Plus, Tony's work speaks for itself. Thanks again, Tony. I look forward to figuring out what I'm getting you to build the next time the waitlist opens

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Got mine today. Two words- "BAD ASS". Cameron, you do great work and that rail is definitely worth twice the price. If you guys don't purchase one (or two) during this sale.......................

Got mine today as well. First round drum order. Thanks, Mike!!

OK- I just felt the "need" to bump Reva from page 4 oblivion I think I just saw an S-17 in that picture - when did someone put that in there?

The template was PERFECT! Thanks a ton for having this available. I searched all over the board before finding this post. All of the videos and posts I was able to find talked about what to do-but not the measurements that I needed. Thanks again.

Missed that one. "SPF" now.

Buy once - cry once. Get the very best safe you can possibly afford. Ft. Knox - simply the best I've seen in person. WAAAAAYYY out of the price range of most of us. I purchased a Liberty safe and have been very happy with it - until I saw my buddies Sturdy....... My next safe will be a Sturdy safe. Also, as the above posters noted - get a safe big enough to include your future firearms. One way I've found to gauge space in a safe is that the safe will comfortably hold HALF of what the stated manufacturers number is. When you have long guns with scopes and Mosins with straight bolts -

He's a Front Sight instructor. We linked that video to my local gun forum and he followed it to us and explained a lot of stuff - good guy.

HA HA - I'm guess I am. I guess that's why Tony's gotten right back to you - and he's doing the certificates. Again, as I said before, I'd love to have the Tromix stamp. Problem is that it's yet another extraneous step to finishing every weapon. Doubt he has the time in this climate. Maybe if he charged an additional $150 for the stamp? This is me taking my .02 back per your request

I may be totally off the mark here- but I will add my .02. I don't think Tony is really worried about how much money you'll be able to make on your shotgun (that he made) after he sells it to you. Once each shotty is paid for and out the door, he doesn't make any more money on it. Why should he be concerned about how much you can make later? He marks the SBS shotguns-not to prove that he made it, but to satisfy Federal requirements for NFA weapons. Don't get me wrong. I own a Tromix SBS and I'm on the waiting list for a non-SBS conversion. I'd love to have the Tromix "stamp" on the rece

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Nice "family", GOB. Looks like the pic is from the group shoot on the 18th.

seemingly back in stock at AIM.......

Do you weld? If you don't-find someone local who does. Bend a little L-shaped piece of metal and weld to existing mag release. That's really all there is to it.

I think the single biggest variable will be the supply of S-12's to Tony. He said he can knock out two guns a day-say around 500 a year if he really feels like it (gotta take some days off). We can only hope RAA can keep the shotty's rolling in..........for everyone's sake! The second problem will be pending legislation (and future availability) 12 months down the road. I guess we'll have a much better picture of that come November 4. I have a feeling that we may also run into the same problem on this part of the wait list as the first group did. Tony had to skip over guys wanting him t

True on the 9 month lead time. BUT, some people will invariably drop out and shorten the time. I actually just got a shotgun back from Tony and it was because of the large amount of people that put in reservations but want/need Tony to supply the shotgun. As I had one to provide to work on, I was moved way up the list. We'll see how it goes this time. Hopefully a lot more S-12's will make it in country to satisfy everyone.

Got my number. Thanks, Mel!

Well, it's after midnight - makes it Oct 1. Anyone else put their orders in?

Just a couple of thoughts: The Presidential race is important - no doubt. BUT, keep in mind all of the Congressmen and Senator slots up for election. These are the LAWMAKERS- the President just approves the laws submitted. Make sure to vote for the pro 2A lawmakers, as they will be the ones voting on submitting an AWB to the President (regardless of who it is) to sign. Don't lose sight with all of the hype. I watched the damage that voting for Ross Perot did. It allowed Clinton a second term and the ability to nominate the Supreme Court Justices. We all know how that turned out..

Just a suggestion- I personally didn't do the NFA paperwork on my shotgun before sending to Tromix on purpose. I wanted Tony to be the "manufacturer". I don't EVER plan to sell my SBS, but if circumstances required it- I'd sure rather have Tromix stamped on the receiver than mine.......... If I was a prospective buyer and saw "Charlie's Trust" as the manufacturer, even though the work looked great-I'm not offering you what I would if I saw Tromix on the receiver. It sounds like you may be mixing up form 1 with form 3, which is used just for NFA firearm transfers between SOT

I'm not an authority on the subject-but I can tell you that you'll need the serial number of the firearm to begin the paperwork. To get an early start will mean obtaining the shotgun and submitting it at a later date.

Gunfixr, Do you have a CZ52 or TT-33 to test the "bad" rounds in? If the com-blocs don't fire the primer, than you can feel safe knowing the rounds are bad. If they do, we'll then that can only help in the "tweaking" process.