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Even some professional makers use toaster ovens, oddly enough.

Nope. I've just had the pistol for a while and finally decided that it needed a holster. The arrows that you see in that quiver of mine are some cheap carbon fibre that I bought on Amazon. I bught a dozen. Half of them were fletched wrong (key flight 180 degrees off from where it should be). I...

I've got a few sheets of Kydex and have been thinking about holsters and sheaths. I need a way to heat it evenly though. The default seems to be large toaster oven.

I could see why some people wouldn't be happy with it but I don't have to, because they're SO DAMNED VOCAL ABOUT IT. You should see what it's like on the Dungeons and Dragons forums. "Their game is ridiculous! That D&D character didn't even exist until 2002!!!"

Also, 4 years after making the body of this quiver I finally took the last couple of days to make a shoulder strap and finish off this project.

That last holster that I posted is currently on its way to an actor friend in Puyallup, WA, who happens to have a prop 1861 Navy (non-shooting replica of the same gun as mine). So I went ahead and made another holster and will need to make a belt to match it, at some point. This is another...

Can anyone identify the Eastern European language in that clip?

Finale of "Stranger Things" didn't disappoint. At least it didn't disappoint me. At least one of my film buff friends was less than charitable about it, for reasons of film buff. It's 2 hours long and be warned that the 'resolution', after the climax, is the last half hour. I think that it's...

Now that I've finished up with "Todd and the Book of Pure Evil" and the animated movie that they did to close out the storyline, I think that I'll watch the shot in Toronto SF series "Defiance." It recently dropped on Prime and I've not been able to rewatch it since the original airing. Should...

The same case solidified that cops can't stop people, for example, for DWB.

As far as i know it's still legal for them to stop anyone, as long as it's random, for nothing more than a "document check." There was a Supreme Court case that upheld it in 1990.

Zoomed from a phone camera and then run through Facebook's ridiculous compression algorithm. Great pics/video can end up looking like garbage just from the latter.

The Supreme Court allowed it on the basis that, among other things, it is random and therefore "fair." What they did disallow is something that Peel Regional was famous for; literally setting up stops on either side of bars and stopping everyone who left them. A could of Dixie/Steeles area strip...

The man has range.

NCR findings are insignificant, in overall stats.

Consecutive sentences are a thing, but extremely rare. Given his proclivities I doubt this is his first serious infraction, so he's going to do serious time.

He ain't my king.

I will say this: The residents who are laughing and commenting, within a literal stone's throw of a firearms event, are absolute morons. i just measured the distance on Google Maps. It's a whopping 160 feet (80m). I can't make out what he's using and haven't seen it mentioned anywhere but if...

I was rather surprised to see that view is from July of this year.

Just saw a Global News story on it and a local said that the whole situation should have been de-escalated sooner, before this happened. If the guy with the gun is a SovCit then there was no d-escalating it. Any attempt at enforcement of the bylaws simply results in escalation on the part of...