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General Discussion To Gateway To Airguns => The Shop => : Timmyj1959@yahoo.com April 27, 2008, 01:23:41 PM
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Still trying (http://i251.photobucket.com/albums/gg312/Timmyj1959/002-2.jpg) (http://s251.photobucket.com/albums/gg312/Timmyj1959/?action=view¤t=002-2.jpg)
to post pics. on my own, hope this works! Tim.
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Looks good :D
Jeff
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Tim,
You should sell these new traps, they look great. they would ship at low cost if not put together, just cut and drilled, ready for screws and finish. I have shot out the guts of 3 Gamo traps and 2 Beeman traps. I am stuffing them with electricians putty (same stuff you are using - I get mine at Home Depot) as the back baffles are gone gone gone from my traps. Have you thought about a target holder that takes playing cards? They are almost free used and show a great pellet hole.
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Beautiful work Tim :)
regards,
Alan
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Great work there Tim, Bob is right because there are allot of us that love to shoot with traps and those look very sturdy and well made. Sell em buddy..:)
Gene
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Nice little trap Tim, great work. Thanks for sharing.
Mike
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Very Nice Tim,
That trap will last a long, long time !
Very nice design !
Bill
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Thanks so much for the responce guys! The only reason I posted this was because I really did want to sell these to my friends here. No profit mind you, just would like to provide a nice trap to my friends here that may not be too handy with a skill saw! LOL! Bob, that was a great idea ya had on the playing cards, never thought of that! I slapped a trap together for you today! What a tiny little cuty pie!LOL! Just tried to post a pic.,, no luck,Ill be back! Tim.
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Wow...there sure is some talent here...Great job Tim...I'd like to get in line to buy one...let us know how much. Profit is good, I don't think anyone would not be willing to pay for your time.
David
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Tim:
These look great. A long time ago, I saw a fellow with a box he made for his camp stove. He took short pieces of PVC pipe, capped them and attached to the box with U-bolts. Then he had 4 smaller OD PVC pipes that just slipped into the larger "sockets" to make a standing box that held his cooking stuff and held his Coleman stove on top.
I was thinking of trying something similar with a tripod arrangement and a box-style pellet trap so that it could either sit on a table top indoors or be used with the PVC tripod as an outdoor freestanding target.
In any case, I would be pleased to purchase one or more of your pre-fab traps. How much? Can you make both a larger (8.5 x 11 inch) and a smaller (as pictured) version?