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Love my lever actions! Someday I will build or buy a nice 45-70 that can handle big boy loads. Had a 458 Socom but want something that can handle the 500g boolets. Now that im older I agree more with Kevin now and base my shooting on ease of cleaning and price of ammo. Lots of 10/22 builds.

If its for a blaster/x2 Kp steering is the best. :cool: https://www.kp-parts.com/parts/blaster-mx-1-steering

spend the same amount of money and run 62t cases and dual 38s. :)

Lets get this thread back on track with Christmas music.

I think you nailed it for your first a/m build!

Just watched it and its awesome!

They did get rid of it once not too long ago and the results where not great.

Opportunity for someone to make a composite kit to make into a x-2 gen 4. And better yet maybe the price of the aftermarket fixy hoods will drop. =)

Even better get yourself a 550 Typhoon kit.

Lots of threads on what to do. You should also try a Yamaha Wave blaster 1 1993-1996. https://www.x-h2o.com/threads/i-started-chopping-my-x2-and-couldnt-stop.29480/...

What temps do you need to get them up too to reflow the solder?

Day 3 is the hardest. Day 4 it gets much easier.

Depends on how many years you are willing to wait. :p

Looks just like a freestyle version of the Baddest Jetski never made! Sonic jet cafe racer: https://www.x-h2o.com/threads/the-baddest-jetski-never-made.194880/

Some great deals!

When I first joined the forum Art and blackjack carbs from jetworks was all the rage. Looks like he is still working: http://www.jetworksperformance.com/

There is a good thread on here somewhere of Blue discussing the potential of the 781. But BK made a great point about that 964!