Re: I didn't know it was so old


"Edward Hennessey" <halozzyzxhaloMINUS123@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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You're not the reincarnation of the famous Marshal are you?

Edward,
I'd be glad to answer your question if I knew the famous Marshal
you're referring to.


That aside, if you have the money to spend to start building a
comprehensive set of tools, you may want to look at the material offered
at www.brownells.com.
Though I heartily commend their services, as you are likely not stateside,
buying from them may not be convenient even in the day of the debased
dollar.

Indeed. The shipping charges from US to Europe are unusually high in the
last times (my last charge was $75 for $175 of merchandise), and it seems to
me that this policy will discourage buyers outside the US. Furthermore, I
simulated an order on the site you suggested and I got a 'We cannot ship SME
parts (barrels, frames, receivers, cylinders, slides and bolts) due to
General Logistics System (GLS) regulations. These items will be removed from
your order.'. This happened to me when I tried to buy some hardware from
Amazon.com too.Are we going towards autarchy?

But review of their offerings may give you a thought of what to
look for more proximately. Screwdrivers can be very precise and trying to
use the almost right one can lead to very unfortunate results when you
have a tight fastener. If you can find an outlet that provides tools for
business machine service or camera repair technicians, they will give you
an interesting idea of what is available.

I love to work with precise tools and I do not easily surrender. Many thanks
for the site you suggested, I'll try for alternates.

Best regards

Tito










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