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Originally Posted by darkroommike
No "cupcake". I build computers, replace harddrives, upgrade memory, and have replaced the lcd's, cooling fans, cpu fans, etc. in laptops. I built/restored a Mac from the motherboard up from components I acquired from several different sources, without a schematic. I have taken two different Laser printers using the same engine and made a working Apple Laserwriter II from parts of a Laser Writer and an HP Deskjet (both use the same Canon engine). I have been inside computers for more than twenty years, I've cracked the case on more than one Mac Classic to replace drives and memory.
I also work on computers, Photoshop mostly.
I was a level two tech support at Gateway. The only thing more difficult than troubleshooting a computer on the bench in front of you is troubleshooting a computer over the phone. I have machines at home running different dialects of Linux and Microsoft Windows.
All of that is infinitely easier than stoning the sear on a trigger group just enough to smooth the trigger without turning it full auto.
I still wouldn't let you or my local bubba work on my pistols.
Swapping out a trigger group is not smithing. My point was and is, I consider the local "smith" to be incompetent, I've seen his work and I'm less than 100 mines from Cylinder and Slide, Bill and his crew know what they are doing.
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So? Computers are plug~n~play, right? lol Moooo. Either way, no hard feelings, cupcake
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Originally Posted by polyphemus
You must have an FFL to perform gunsmithing services,no mention of that well known fact.
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I'm confused. The gun range I work for buys and sells firearms. What is this "FFL" you speak of?
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Originally Posted by ripbst
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If I were going to do that job, I would paypal you $10. But since I'm not...'Thanks for the help' lol?