Glad I chose my 1377 project

[chinaboy]

I haven't posted in a while.  But, I was thinking the other day that I have to tighten a screw on my 1377 that had become lose in order to use it.  And, I would have to take the scope off.  And, I need to by some loc-tite.   And, then I would have to sight the scope it in again.  Its something I have been putting off and looking at as a chore.   

Then I had thought for a second and realized that doing the chore was half the fun of building the custom 1377 in the first place.  The reason I say this now is because I had pondered buying a maurader or building a 1377 and didn't have resources for both.  And, I'm glad I chose to build a 1377 rather that have a stock maurader in the long run.  I had worried I would be over whelmed working on the gun and become frustrated with a crappy gun.  But it has been a breeze and a learning experience that was enjoyable and not frustrating like I had worried.  And this forum definitely taught me what i know now.  Also, people are definitely impressed when they see a custom 1377 that they know you built.  So, if newbies are worried about starting a new custom project.  Don't be.  Just do it.

[chongman]

=1 

Projects are very cool.  The anticipation of something due in the mail all the time, getting a part, laying out the tools and wiping the gun down after working on it for an hour or so... huge satisfaction for me too.

[seagullplayer]

Pictures?

[1377x]

cool!
glad you remebered the fun in it!

[Crosshairs]

Sure cant go wrong doing your own work it's fun to learn as you go, just like any thing that you don't no much about taking it apart is a bit scary but once it's done we say damn that was easy.Glad to see you took the path of the crazy crosmam owners.
                                    Mike 

[pirouge]

   its addictive