Stop in for a cup of coffee

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Time for coffee and I better put a ear of corn out for the squirrels. Good morning all
 
WV64Signet said:
Thanks Mat!!
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Tracing and redrawing the diagrams is real helpful in learning.

Pretty much the same as when I'm learning a route.
After I copy down the directions and draw a sketch map, I generally don't need to look at them again.
 
Mattax said:
Very different connections at the bulkhead. Also '65 introduced the fusible link IIRC.
Then there's the mystery of the Canadian variations which did some things differently, like that starter. That uses a remote solenoid IIRC
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Yeah there's been so much add/subtract splice solder under there it's anybody guess. I'm going to chase it all down and run continuity checks between the under dash and engine bulkhead connectors to validate. The ones I have messed with are consistent with the 64 diagram. It's been converted to electronic ignition already with the /6
 
Mattax said:
Tracing and redrawing the diagrams is real helpful in learning.

Pretty much the same as when I'm learning a route.
After I copy down the directions and draw a sketch map, I generally don't need to look at them again.
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I was just telling Scott that I bought colored pencils and colorized the TSM diagrams
 
Sublime one said:
It was very hard, but I have the primary offender on ignore so I missed most of it?
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I was gone most of the afternoon and missed all the fun. I got a pm from the troublemaker and I was pretty much clueless. (normal)
Now I need to find the thread and go in and open up all the closed posts just to see what was said. I might not waste my time. :lol:
 
Sublime one said:
Thankfully the mods stepped in and sanitized it! I have not been man enough to go look at the carnage this morning.
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I looked for what you guys were referring too and it was already cleaned up pretty thoroughly.
 
Mattax said:
Revolver day!
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Hah! If only! I have threatened to do that a time or two. I do however wear a Buscadaro drop holster hand tooled. It gets a lot of looks with my SIG Legion with Red Dot tucked in it! So as some on here know I compete quite a bit as a sponsored shooter, well when you win a State Title or two the vendors want you to wear their gear and they offer it to you at a price you simply cannot ignore. By same token then they advertise six State Champions this year were using our product. Implying of course that if you use their product you too can become a Champion. Well anyway for the most part most modern defensive pistol classes stipulate no leather holsters due to safety aspect since there is a lot of holster and reholstering throughout the day. You need a rigid formed holster that will not fold. But I love leather (Karl?). So I got to my leather guy with a Kydex holster that I have taken a dremel to and asked him to encase it in leather. He is like WTF? I then explained it all to him and he fabricated one for me. It turned out great! I wear it when instructing as it puts the load on my shoulders vs my hips all day. The grubby looking grip is the result of my addiction to using rock climbers chalk on my hands when shooting!

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I didn't know a leather duty holster could collapse. Only assumed soft unreinforced leather was an issue for reholstering

Revolver comment was moslty about the actions and not throwing water (or mud) in the face.
 
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