Relaxing video of making expensive bespoke shotguns.
Nearly 20 minutes long but probably the most relaxing 20 minutes of 2014 so far.
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Nearly 20 minutes long but probably the most relaxing 20 minutes of 2014 so far.
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Close enough?
www.mydailycarry.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/photo.jpg
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www.mydailycarry.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/photo.jpg
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That ticks all the boxes
Knife-carrying, Gun-toting, Freemason, Christian.
I would sleep safer in my bed knowing these folk are out there, standing their ground.
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Knife-carrying, Gun-toting, Freemason, Christian.
I would sleep safer in my bed knowing these folk are out there, standing their ground.
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Someone ask for your signature on a petition to fund the preschool?
Stab them in the eye.
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Stab them in the eye.
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I'm not even joking.
www.good-kit.com/reevaluating-tactical-pen-tactics/
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www.good-kit.com/reevaluating-tactical-pen-tactics/
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JIminy Cricket!
That must weigh a ton. He must be in the business.
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That must weigh a ton. He must be in the business.
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When i wuz a lad
I went on a guided tour of this place. Me mum was in the habit of phoning up strange places and asking if she could get a tour, this was one of them. Amazing how many places will show you around if you got a nice little old grey haired lady to ask them.
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I went on a guided tour of this place. Me mum was in the habit of phoning up strange places and asking if she could get a tour, this was one of them. Amazing how many places will show you around if you got a nice little old grey haired lady to ask them.
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That was ace!
I'm not a massive fan of firey death sticks, but the craftsmanship and engineering of that is something I can very much understand! Theres some beautiful work in there!
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I'm not a massive fan of firey death sticks, but the craftsmanship and engineering of that is something I can very much understand! Theres some beautiful work in there!
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Fabulous workmanship
and helpful in justifying their huge price. You know you're dealing with craftsmen when they have to make their own tools.
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and helpful in justifying their huge price. You know you're dealing with craftsmen when they have to make their own tools.
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Lovely to see craftsmanship like that
But I can't help but think what an utter ballache at the same time. So much refinement and tinkering. A CNC machine would have got it perfectly accurate first time.
I can understand the desire to have a craftsman's touch on something like a musical instrument, but surely the worth of a gun is measured against its accuracy?
Or do they just sit on mantel pieces?
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But I can't help but think what an utter ballache at the same time. So much refinement and tinkering. A CNC machine would have got it perfectly accurate first time.
I can understand the desire to have a craftsman's touch on something like a musical instrument, but surely the worth of a gun is measured against its accuracy?
Or do they just sit on mantel pieces?
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A Casio watch can tell the time just as well as a Breitling
Only one of them is valued.
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Only one of them is valued.
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Yeah, I realise these are probably going to be ornamental/decorative
Bizarre though when you actually think about it.
Although I think you'll find a lot of watch making is done using CAD/CNC fabrication.
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Bizarre though when you actually think about it.
Although I think you'll find a lot of watch making is done using CAD/CNC fabrication.
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Isn't this true of literally anything attached to a brand though...
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I guess it depends on the item/use
If it's decorative, I can understand the desire to have an artisan object. But, to use the linked example, if I was actually going out shooting I would prefer a computer controlled manufacturing process to meet those infinitesimal tolerances required for perfect accuracy.
I don't think that necessarily puts something in the realm of cheapness, either. For example, my mate works for a company that makes carbon fibre components for F1 cars. A process that's heavily computer controlled and perfected (aside from the actual laying up of the carbon fibre itself). But those components still cost the earth/perform their task in a far superior way to when things were all hand-tooled by highly skilled craftsmen.
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If it's decorative, I can understand the desire to have an artisan object. But, to use the linked example, if I was actually going out shooting I would prefer a computer controlled manufacturing process to meet those infinitesimal tolerances required for perfect accuracy.
I don't think that necessarily puts something in the realm of cheapness, either. For example, my mate works for a company that makes carbon fibre components for F1 cars. A process that's heavily computer controlled and perfected (aside from the actual laying up of the carbon fibre itself). But those components still cost the earth/perform their task in a far superior way to when things were all hand-tooled by highly skilled craftsmen.
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