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Partsman 11-30-2011 04:48 AM

Forum Bullies
 
A bully could be anyone from someone you can easily avoid, to an organized criminal or someone with a great deal of political power, or anyone. You may not be able to walk away and may be forced to engage the person. Always ask yourself if there is a way to outflank the bully; that is, without confronting them head-on, is there a way you can force them to back off by applying pressure elsewhere? Keep in mind possible adverse consequences down the road. For example, you may use alternative methods to get your adversary, to back off now, but the consequence is that you have now made a permanent enemy out of a simple bully, with the possibility that they will up the ante when it comes time to serve out a cold dish of revenge. When dealing with such a person, who has some power over you, caution is the key, and sometimes you may have no choice but to appear to go along with their demands now, as you build strength, connections, power, etc. in anticipation of being able to turn the tables on them. "Or if we were in the big sandbox we could just head shoot them"...

Old Yeller 11-30-2011 05:08 AM

No forum is so important to me that I would stay around with people such as that. At the very least I'd put them on my blocked list and ignore them. If not that, I'd just find another forum with friendly people.

lazn 11-30-2011 08:01 AM

Block List FTW.. :D

Tweety 11-30-2011 08:43 AM


Originally Posted by Partsman (Post 319696)
A bully could be anyone from someone you can easily avoid, to an organized criminal or someone with a great deal of political power, or anyone. You may not be able to walk away and may be forced to engage the person. Always ask yourself if there is a way to outflank the bully; that is, without confronting them head-on, is there a way you can force them to back off by applying pressure elsewhere? Keep in mind possible adverse consequences down the road. For example, you may use alternative methods to get your adversary, to back off now, but the consequence is that you have now made a permanent enemy out of a simple bully, with the possibility that they will up the ante when it comes time to serve out a cold dish of revenge. When dealing with such a person, who has some power over you, caution is the key, and sometimes you may have no choice but to appear to go along with their demands now, as you build strength, connections, power, etc. in anticipation of being able to turn the tables on them. "Or if we were in the big sandbox we could just head shoot them"...

Does this mean you think there are bullies on this forum then? Just asking, not trying to make you a possible enemy...

8541Hawk 11-30-2011 09:58 AM

Yeah that would be me..... the big bully...... Why, well because once again this guys shows up in someones thread trying to hawk parts.

In this case replacing the stock cush drive rubbers with urethane bits.

I stated why I believed it might not be a good idea. Hell I didn't even get into the possible transmission damage that could be caused buy using something with less shock absorbing qualities. The example for this would be the "clunk" when putting the bike in gear from neutral. It is normal with the design of the transmission in this bike and the cush drive rubber are there to take this shock load. Replace them with something harder and now which part of the drive line is taking the load?

The response was the OP exploding and going into a rant about how many bikes he has owened and blah blah blah.

Well instead of engaging this person I merely stated that I will never have anything to do with any of his parts and also tell anyone that asks to also stay away.

Why, well if you can't have a reasonable discussion on the merits and possible draw backs of what you are selling, then it doesn't make much sense to buy from this person.

What happens if you have a problem? Are you going to receive the same attitude.

So yeah I'm just a bully..... now tell the folks around here something they don't know. ;)

RK1 11-30-2011 10:24 AM


Originally Posted by Partsman (Post 319696)
A bully could be anyone from someone you can easily avoid, to an organized criminal or someone with a great deal of political power, or anyone. You may not be able to walk away and may be forced to engage the person. Always ask yourself if there is a way to outflank the bully; that is, without confronting them head-on, is there a way you can force them to back off by applying pressure elsewhere? Keep in mind possible adverse consequences down the road. For example, you may use alternative methods to get your adversary, to back off now, but the consequence is that you have now made a permanent enemy out of a simple bully, with the possibility that they will up the ante when it comes time to serve out a cold dish of revenge. When dealing with such a person, who has some power over you, caution is the key, and sometimes you may have no choice but to appear to go along with their demands now, as you build strength, connections, power, etc. in anticipation of being able to turn the tables on them. "Or if we were in the big sandbox we could just head shoot them"...

If you think this place is rough, I'll suggest you might be a bit on the sensitive side. Don't ever register and post on AR15.com!

I see just now you responded to my crack on your now closed "the end is near" thread that you be banned before the end of the Mayan calender.

For the record; At the time of that post I'd only seen a very few of your posts, all seemed to be about selling stuff. I had you pegged as a spammer/salesman.

If your interest in this forum actually extends beyond making a profit from the members, I retract that crack.

And "crotchety" or not, it was a joke. 'Cause it's virtually impossible to get banned from this forum.

I, and I think most members, are happy with that.

The half of a handful of people I'm aware of ever being banned here were banned only because they ripped off fellow members- received payment and failed to send a part- received a part and failed to pay.

RK1 11-30-2011 11:08 AM


Originally Posted by 8541Hawk (Post 319714)
Yeah that would be me..... the big bully...... Why, well because once again this guys shows up in someones thread trying to hawk parts.

In this case replacing the stock cush drive rubbers with urethane bits.

I stated why I believed it might not be a good idea. Hell I didn't even get into the possible transmission damage that could be caused buy using something with less shock absorbing qualities. The example for this would be the "clunk" when putting the bike in gear from neutral. It is normal with the design of the transmission in this bike and the cush drive rubber are there to take this shock load. Replace them with something harder and now which part of the drive line is taking the load?

The response was the OP exploding and going into a rant about how many bikes he has owened and blah blah blah.

Well instead of engaging this person I merely stated that I will never have anything to do with any of his parts and also tell anyone that asks to also stay away.

Why, well if you can't have a reasonable discussion on the merits and possible draw backs of what you are selling, then it doesn't make much sense to buy from this person.

What happens if you have a problem? Are you going to receive the same attitude.

So yeah I'm just a bully..... now tell the folks around here something they don't know. ;)


Hey "big bully". This might shock, amaze or disappoint you. I appreciate and endorse your post.

"Scarface" wasn't that great a movie, but it had a few memorable scenes.

Here's one of them...

Scarface Quote: Me, I always tell the truth. - YouTube

Ha Ha!

RWhisen 11-30-2011 11:43 AM

This thread will end as badly as the rest of his threads......

8541Hawk 11-30-2011 11:50 AM


Originally Posted by RK1 (Post 319736)
Hey "big bully". This might shock, amaze or disappoint you. I appreciate and endorse your post.

"Scarface" wasn't that great a movie, but it had a few memorable scenes.

Here's one of them...

Scarface Quote: Me, I always tell the truth. - YouTube

Ha Ha!

Now that was pretty funny....

I do like his last line though...... it has been tried before and that is where I got my HOGs tooth from.

Hell it was tried a few times after that also but guess who is still here.... The big old HOG bully..... if you don't know the difference between a PIG and a HOG well you can always ask.... ;)

I just find the whole thing extremely funny at this point.....

So IMHO there are 2 options at this point. Man up and discuss the issue or sit and cry that the bullies are picking on you......

Wicky 11-30-2011 12:42 PM

If you really want discussion , IMHO I suggest you drop the ad hominen sig

Just saying

RK1 11-30-2011 01:18 PM


Originally Posted by 8541Hawk (Post 319740)
Now that was pretty funny....

I do like his last line though...... it has been tried before and that is where I got my HOGs tooth from.

Hell it was tried a few times after that also but guess who is still here.... The big old HOG bully..... if you don't know the difference between a PIG and a HOG well you can always ask.... ;)

I just find the whole thing extremely funny at this point.....

So IMHO there are 2 options at this point. Man up and discuss the issue or sit and cry that the bullies are picking on you......

FWIW. I never attended scout sniper school. I've been shooting and reading enough to know the difference between a HOG and a PIG. My MOA skill is pretty much untested beyond the 600 yards of the desert range I purchased and developed with two close friends. And that with the tuned up Savage heavy barrel 300 win mag and 168 bthp hand loads.

I'm no "white feather", but I've spent enough sundays shooting with LAPD friends and USMC friends to know I'm closer to a HOG than a PIG.

8541Hawk 11-30-2011 01:42 PM


Originally Posted by RK1 (Post 319747)
FWIW. I never attended scout sniper school. I've been shooting and reading enough to know the difference between a HOG and a PIG. My MOA skill is pretty much untested beyond the 600 yards of the desert range I purchased and developed with two close friends. And that with the tuned up Savage heavy barrel 300 win mag and 168 bthp hand loads.

I'm no "white feather", but I've spent enough sundays shooting with LAPD friends and USMC friends to know I'm closer to a HOG than a PIG.

The new Savage stuff is damn good..... though I still use old Winchester model 70s myself.

The 300 Win Mag does kick a bit though.... ;) so I just have a wimpy .30-'06 and 7mm Rem Mag but they do get the job done....

Gunny Hathcock was the man (RIP) and was the speaker at our graduation. The best memory I have from that time was the day he spent on the range with us.....

8541Hawk 11-30-2011 01:43 PM


Originally Posted by Wicky (Post 319745)
If you really want discussion , IMHO I suggest you drop the ad hominen sig

Just saying

Then how can I keep my rep as a bully?? :cool:

RK1 11-30-2011 02:43 PM


Originally Posted by 8541Hawk (Post 319748)
The new Savage stuff is damn good..... though I still use old Winchester model 70s myself.

The 300 Win Mag does kick a bit though.... ;) so I just have a wimpy .30-'06 and 7mm Rem Mag but they do get the job done....

Gunny Hathcock was the man (RIP) and was the speaker at our graduation. The best memory I have from that time was the day he spent on the range with us.....

If you've got a Win 70 30-06 and are good with it, you're all set. I'm not especially sensitive to recoil. I love my 41 and 44 mag revolvers. Hot hand loads in my Marlin 45-70 guide gun and Ruger #1 458 win mag? No problemo. I was shooting lightweight 12 gauge shotguns when I was 9 years old.

My first outing with the 300 win mag Savage, factory loads and a 95 degree day, tee shirt from prone, 15 rounds and I was all done. Sore and purple shoulder for the rest of the week. Thereafter went with 30-06 equivalent hand loads.

Carlos Hathcock is one of our 20th century's great heroes. To few Americans appreciate that.

8541Hawk 11-30-2011 03:01 PM


Originally Posted by RK1 (Post 319753)
If you've got a Win 70 30-06 and are good with it, you're all set. I'm not especially sensitive to recoil. I love my 41 and 44 mag revolvers. Hot hand loads in my Marlin 45-70 guide gun and Ruger #1 458 win mag? No problemo. I was shooting lightweight 12 gauge shotguns when I was 9 years old.

My first outing with the 300 win mag Savage, factory loads and a 95 degree day, tee shirt from prone, 15 rounds and I was all done. Sore and purple shoulder for the rest of the week. Thereafter went with 30-06 equivalent hand loads.

Carlos Hathcock is one of our 20th century's great heroes. To few Americans appreciate that.

Well I do ok with it.... ;) and like you recoil usually doesn't bother me too much.

Though the 300 Win Mag always gets your attention.....

I also started shooting at 9. I will also say I have a old Remington 600 in .308 that kicks like a damn mule. It's a great wild boar gun but you never really want to shoot it "just for fun"

As for Gunny Hathcock, I agree with you 100%. Also most don't realize he received his Silver Star not for shooting but for pulling 7 Marines out of a burning amtrack.

Talk about a thread jack.....lol

matt365 11-30-2011 04:45 PM


Originally Posted by Partsman (Post 319696)
A bully could be anyone from someone you can easily avoid, to an organized criminal or someone with a great deal of political power, or anyone. You may not be able to walk away and may be forced to engage the person. Always ask yourself if there is a way to outflank the bully; that is, without confronting them head-on, is there a way you can force them to back off by applying pressure elsewhere? Keep in mind possible adverse consequences down the road. For example, you may use alternative methods to get your adversary, to back off now, but the consequence is that you have now made a permanent enemy out of a simple bully, with the possibility that they will up the ante when it comes time to serve out a cold dish of revenge. When dealing with such a person, who has some power over you, caution is the key, and sometimes you may have no choice but to appear to go along with their demands now, as you build strength, connections, power, etc. in anticipation of being able to turn the tables on them. "Or if we were in the big sandbox we could just head shoot them"...

After reading the other post in question about the cush-drive rubbers, I don't really think anyone is really picking on anybody.

Like most forums, this place is a bit of an old boys club. Some of the long term members do seem to get a little "snippity" about some things, but it seems to be expected if you post up in someone elses for sale thread (just PM a potential buyer, or open a new thread.)


I've bought parts from Partsman before. Gareth is a straight up guy, although I swear he hordes superhawk parts, lol.

I use this site as a reference, and chime in when I have something to contribute... I'd bet breaking into the old boys club wouldn't be too easy...

t-dogg 11-30-2011 05:15 PM

Thread is random as shit

8541Hawk 11-30-2011 05:19 PM


Originally Posted by matt365 (Post 319756)
After reading the other post in question about the cush-drive rubbers, I don't really think anyone is really picking on anybody.

Like most forums, this place is a bit of an old boys club. Some of the long term members do seem to get a little "snippity" about some things, but it seems to be expected if you post up in someone elses for sale thread (just PM a potential buyer, or open a new thread.)


I've bought parts from Partsman before. Gareth is a straight up guy, although I swear he hordes superhawk parts, lol.

I use this site as a reference, and chime in when I have something to contribute... I'd bet breaking into the old boys club wouldn't be too easy...

That might be but by reading the initial post he does sound like someone who wants to plot and scheme to get someone instead of just manning up and actually talking with that person and trying to resolve the situation ..... then throw in the shoot them comment.... does that sound like a rational person to you?

So lets look at what caused this thread to be posted. I made a comment on my opinion, that urethane cush drive parts might not be a good idea to run on the street.

Now look at the reaction. So who was the one being a bully? Was it me for stating my opinion or him for getting bent out of shape and going on with the what do I know and I've had x amount of bikes?

So if I'm labeled as a bully or part of some old boys club because I ask questions or have been here for years and have actually tried to add to the content here and help folks instead of just hawking parts, then so be it.

RK1 11-30-2011 05:21 PM


Originally Posted by 8541Hawk (Post 319755)
Well

I will also say I have a old Remington 600 in .308 that kicks like a damn mule.

Lucky you. I've always coveted a Rem 600 in 350 Rem Mag. If they'd produced them with a left hand bolt, I'd probably pay the price. Whatever it was.

Recoil? Whatever you feel from prone or the bench is meaningless when compared to shooting at game while standing on your two hind legs.

PS Once you've got your M1A, FN-FAL, and G3, all other .308s are icing on the cake!

thetophatflash 11-30-2011 05:29 PM

Guys thanks for the amusement. I've been sick and in need of something to buoy my spirits. Several other threads recently have helped, too.

8541Hawk 11-30-2011 05:40 PM


Originally Posted by RK1 (Post 319762)
Lucky you. I've always coveted a Rem 600 in 350 Rem Mag. If they'd produced them with a left hand bolt, I'd probably pay the price. Whatever it was.

Recoil? Whatever you feel from prone or the bench is meaningless when compared to shooting at game while standing on your two hind legs.

PS Once you've got your M1A, FN-FAL, and G3, all other .308s are icing on the cake!

I don't know if i would really want to fire one in 350 Rem Mag..... :eek:
I can't remember ever putting more than 4 rounds in a row out of mine in .308

Between the recoil and the short barrel heating up and start stringing them high after the second round I just never felt the need to fire it more than that.

I'm more of a bolt gun guy myself..... I wonder how that happened...;)
But I have resisted picking up an M1A for the same reason I've stayed away from a Rem 700..... The M1A would be turned into an M21 where the 700 would get the M40 treatment and I really don't need a tactical rifle.

Though I do have a M1 Garand that has a 5 digit S\N made by Springfield Armory (the old one not the new one....) that is in near mint condition..... and to give you an idea of how old it really is, the cleaning kit in the stock isn't the normal brass but is nickle plated.... Now that is another fun stick ;)

autoteach 11-30-2011 06:02 PM


Originally Posted by 8541Hawk (Post 319755)
Well I do ok with it.... ;) and like you recoil usually doesn't bother me too much.

Though the 300 Win Mag always gets your attention.....

I also started shooting at 9. I will also say I have a old Remington 600 in .308 that kicks like a damn mule. It's a great wild boar gun but you never really want to shoot it "just for fun"

As for Gunny Hathcock, I agree with you 100%. Also most don't realize he received his Silver Star not for shooting but for pulling 7 Marines out of a burning amtrack.

Talk about a thread jack.....lol

The 600 with the plastic vented rib?? Hell yeah, my pops has one. I lent it to a buddy(bit of a tool) for hunting and he dropped it while we were walking down a road, snapping the stock and denting the scope. I purchased a laminated stock for it, cut trimmed and fitted it, added a recoil pad, and will soon be adding a new scope. The scope didn't end up off at all, and the gun picked up some weight with the stock and now is very shootable. I am going to start using that for my woods gun. Love it.

8541Hawk 11-30-2011 06:08 PM


Originally Posted by autoteach (Post 319767)
The 600 with the plastic vented rib?? Hell yeah, my pops has one. I lent it to a buddy(bit of a tool) for hunting and he dropped it while we were walking down a road, snapping the stock and denting the scope. I purchased a laminated stock for it, cut trimmed and fitted it, added a recoil pad, and will soon be adding a new scope. The scope didn't end up off at all, and the gun picked up some weight with the stock and now is very shootable. I am going to start using that for my woods gun. Love it.

That's the one..... they are a great little stick ;)

autoteach 11-30-2011 06:26 PM

next time it is in my possession I will get a picture.

autoteach 11-30-2011 06:28 PM

And, to the OP...
As I tell my students, in the words of Justin Randall Timberlake, Cry Me a River.

8541Hawk 11-30-2011 06:29 PM


Originally Posted by autoteach (Post 319770)
next time it is in my possession I will get a picture.

Have you seen this?

Safety Modification Program - Shotgun Safety Modification - Rifle Safety Modification

autoteach 11-30-2011 06:32 PM

Nope, we still have the old style. I let my dad know, but I am not sure if he will want to send the rifle anywhere. He is a little protective or such things.

ebbhead 11-30-2011 06:35 PM

Too funny..
 
I too have bought parts from Gareth, I second that he is a stand up guy and sells for way less than reasonable. He could be on Ebay making three times as much and ballon up the price, so I appreciate him around with his hoarding superhawk parts, even if it is in a post somewhere.

8541Hawk 11-30-2011 06:37 PM


Originally Posted by autoteach (Post 319773)
Nope, we still have the old style. I let my dad know, but I am not sure if he will want to send the rifle anywhere. He is a little protective or such things.

No worries and very understandable but the ability load and unload the weapon while in the "safe" position can be a good thing..... and one of the reasons I like my Winchesters.... ;)

nath981 11-30-2011 06:49 PM


Originally Posted by Partsman (Post 319696)
A bully could be anyone from someone you can easily avoid, to an organized criminal or someone with a great deal of political power, or anyone. You may not be able to walk away and may be forced to engage the person. Always ask yourself if there is a way to outflank the bully; that is, without confronting them head-on, is there a way you can force them to back off by applying pressure elsewhere? Keep in mind possible adverse consequences down the road. For example, you may use alternative methods to get your adversary, to back off now, but the consequence is that you have now made a permanent enemy out of a simple bully, with the possibility that they will up the ante when it comes time to serve out a cold dish of revenge. When dealing with such a person, who has some power over you, caution is the key, and sometimes you may have no choice but to appear to go along with their demands now, as you build strength, connections, power, etc. in anticipation of being able to turn the tables on them. "Or if we were in the big sandbox we could just head shoot them"...


don't take bullies personal Partsman. Many people need to win or best someone in order to feel good about themselves. Poor self-concept or low self esteem make it difficult to be rational or accept other viewpoints w/o viewing them as challenges to their fragile egos. People like this aren't worth the efforts unless it's to the point of physical, then it's time to deal the "big sandbox" hand. Until then, ignore them and let them make asses out of themselves and they may eventually figure out who won what. Like I always say,"we're all assholes, some of us just don't realize it".

1971allchaos 11-30-2011 07:05 PM

The soldier, above all other people, prays for peace, for he must suffer and bear the deepest wounds and scars of war.”

http://thinkexist.com/i/sq/as4.gif Douglas MacArthur quotes

I as many, have fought against the tyranny of the bullies in other countries, and Myself and others work for peace in their job (law enforcement ) every day-from the domestic violence, to road rage, etc.....
what does the two (the one before, and this thread) accomplish??

Partsman 11-30-2011 07:10 PM

Hey guys....Thanks for the response........Thanks for the plug Matt, but I am pretty thick skinned....As for the dampers they are made out of "Millathane® 76" I had them made 5 years ago. Millathane® 76 for this application is the closest you can can get to the factory Honda cush drive dampers without sacrificing durability.....The cost for the 30 sets of 5 dampers worked out to be about $15.00 a piece. Besides the color you couldn't tell the difference. As for me trying to sell them...I NO LONGER HAVE ANY TO SELL...I was not sure anyone else was making them. I was merely trying to help the fella that needed new ones.....If he PMs me I will send him factory Honda cush drive dampers for FREE.....I am not out out to make a killing as many of you who have bought parts from me or I have given parts to could agree!....As a matter of "FACT", I am selling the extra parts for my builds....I sell them way,way, way, less expensive than you can get alomost anywhere else. What I can't get rid of and what most don't need I just give it away if I have several of the same Item.....How can this be making money off of forum members.....8541Hawk's signature, until he changed it read "Stay away from partswhore..... I mean partsman".........8541Hawk , If you don't need anything from me or have do not have anythng nice to say, block me you knob end....I did not go on a rant as far as how many Hawks I have had, I was just letting you know I unlike someone such as yourself, I have informed knowledge on the subject...as for the rest of you, I will try and go the extra mile to help.....and that's all I have to say about that""""""""

nath981 11-30-2011 07:30 PM

that Millathane sounds like the bushing material i used on the sway bars on my 84' Autocar. They worked much better than the rubber. As far as using them for cush drive, seems like an improvement over rubber and myriads ahead of the straight drive some are using with aftermarket wheels. If you get any more, I'd be interested in trying them out.

Thumper 11-30-2011 07:37 PM


Originally Posted by Partsman (Post 319780)
Hey guys....Thanks for the response........Thanks for the plug Matt, but I am pretty thick skinned....As for the dampers they are made out of "Millathane® 76" I had them made 5 years ago. Millathane® 76 for this application is the closest you can can get to the factory Honda cush drive dampers without sacrificing durability.....The cost for the 30 sets of 5 dampers worked out to be about $15.00 a piece. Besides the color you couldn't tell the difference. As for me trying to sell them...I NO LONGER HAVE ANY TO SELL...I was not sure anyone else was making them. I was merely trying to help the fella that needed new ones.....If he PMs me I will send him factory Honda cush drive dampers for FREE.....I am not out out to make a killing as many of you who have bought parts from me or I have given parts to could agree!....As a matter of "FACT", I am selling the extra parts for my builds....I sell them way,way, way, less expensive than you can get alomost anywhere else. What I can't get rid of and what most don't need I just give it away if I have several of the same Item.....How can this be making money off of forum members.....8541Hawk's signature, until he changed it read "Stay away from partswhore..... I mean partsman".........8541Hawk , If you don't need anything from me or have do not have anythng nice to say, block me you knob end....I did not go on a rant as far as how many Hawks I have had, I was just letting you know I unlike someone such as yourself, I have informed knowledge on the subject...as for the rest of you, I will try and go the extra mile to help.....and that's all I have to say about that""""""""

Nice response PMan, there are lots of self proclaimed experts on this forum. Most all of us like to tinker with bikes and of course ride them. Most like to share their experiences, just some have stronger opinions than others and may not be open to others input regardless if they may be wrong at times.

This forum has an awesome collection of knowledge on this long forgotten bike. Many members over the years have shared their Superhawk experiences to the benefit of all.

It amazes me how many owners gravitate to the bike.

Here Here to all Superhawk owners.................. we are a special breed

nath981 11-30-2011 08:39 PM


Originally Posted by 1971allchaos (Post 319778)
The soldier, above all other people, prays for peace, for he must suffer and bear the deepest wounds and scars of war.”

http://thinkexist.com/i/sq/as4.gif Douglas MacArthur quotes

I as many, have fought against the tyranny of the bullies in other countries, and Myself and others work for peace in their job (law enforcement ) every day-from the domestic violence, to road rage, etc.....
what does the two (the one before, and this thread) accomplish??

WTF........ we're in the Rant Section! Pissed off? Get it off your chest! Do it here. Seems totally appropriate to me.

As far as MacArthur's quote, that may apply to some, esp those who were drafted or volunteered because they believed in the cause, but there's a shitload who have other less honorable intentions.

8541Hawk 11-30-2011 08:56 PM


Originally Posted by RK1 (Post 319779)
PS I own over 20 center fire rifles, some of which, for California legal purposes, reside at my uncle's house in Phoenix. If the SHTF and I had to head for the hills with one rifle, it would be the M1A. If you like your Garand, you'd love an M1A. It is simply a product improved Garand. A Garand with a 20 rd. detachable mag instead of the dopey 8 rd. enblock clip, Best safety in the world, best iron sights in the world and the power to knock things down way beyond what an M-16/M4/AR15 is capable of. OK I'll get off the soapbox now.

Oh I know all about the good old M1A or the M14 as we called the ones we had back in the day.

The M21 I use was basically a national match grade M1A with a refined trigger and a good optic mounted on it.....

8541Hawk 11-30-2011 09:10 PM


Originally Posted by Partsman (Post 319780)
8541Hawk's signature, until he changed it read "Stay away from partswhore..... I mean partsman".........8541Hawk , If you don't need anything from me or have do not have anythng nice to say, block me you knob end....I did not go on a rant as far as how many Hawks I have had, I was just letting you know I unlike someone such as yourself, I have informed knowledge on the subject...as for the rest of you, I will try and go the extra mile to help.....and that's all I have to say about that""""""""

Yes it did as you came at me like a total asshat so you got some of it back..... and then you run and post this thread 'cuz the mean man was picking on you......:rotf::rotf:

Though it is funny that you now say that I have no knowledge of this bike or how it works...... I guess I've been faking it around here for a while now....

It looks like Nath still has issues with me because of the gearing discussions.... oh well I do live by the motto of if you don't like me, you don't have to. It really is no big deal. I guess I pissed off Thumper also but not sure when or how but again..... oh well.

As for you going the extra mile to help people, well that might be so but all I have seen is you trying to sell shit.

As for myself, I've never taken time out of my day to try and help other members here or answered phone calls to help walk someone through a problem they may be having or even driven an hour and half out of my way to get someones bike to run when they were about to give up on it..... nope not me.....

So I tell you what, as you have informed knowledge on these bike, which I clearly don't have, I'll let you take the technical questions from now on.....

Partsman 11-30-2011 10:00 PM

I will have two Firestorms coming in tomorrow.....They look awesome!!! It has taken 26 days for shipping.....Euro parts.....yeaaaa.....!!!

Thumper 11-30-2011 10:08 PM


Originally Posted by Partsman (Post 319780)
Hey guys....Thanks for the response........Thanks for the plug Matt, but I am pretty thick skinned....As for the dampers they are made out of "Millathane® 76" I had them made 5 years ago. Millathane® 76 for this application is the closest you can can get to the factory Honda cush drive dampers without sacrificing durability

Sounds like pretty kewl stuff, but hey what would you know about something else on a Superhawk without the experts not knowing first.

Millable polyurethane rubber. Millathane from TSE Industries, Inc

Millathane 76 Excellent oil and abrasion resistance O-rings, gaskets, suction cups, vibration isolators, wheels

If you end up making more let me know, i might want to replace my old worn out stuff.

Randman 11-30-2011 10:17 PM

Children, children, children.... This thread is going nowhere fast... Keep it civil or it will go away....fast... Carry on..


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