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You’ll probably get a kick out of this mornings adventure with disassembling the firing pin from the shroud.
Having a great day in school today
Got done with coating my stock and decided to disassemble my rifle parts so I can CeraKote certain ones. Didn't have a fancy tool set to take apart the firing pint. So I made a tool that would allow me to do it. When I took it apart it launched the firing pin about 10 feet thru the stock dryer and stuck into my stock like a dart , lol

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Please forgive me for not doing better on keeping up with my blogging about my journey at Colorado School of Trades. So to get back on track I’ve included a new picture taken a few days before Christmas (wish you all had a very Merry). It shows pretty much every project we’ve had to make from the beginning. Many of the projects were multiple projects. That is certain things were done, graded and then additional things done and that part would be graded. Good examples of this are the faux slide and mock barrel and compensator.
Most of what was not kept up with was the work and projects done in Machine shop (lathe), Mill and CNC.
Now I’m Stocks, have completed the Composite stock fitting, bedding and painting (CeraKote, sniper gray). Barreled action for both stocks is a Howa 1500, short, 7mm-08, Shilen 24”. Mating of the two and chambering was completed at the end of Machine class.