UPS Pilot's gripe sheet
Jan 30, 2016 19:00:55 #
badbobby wrote:
I sure am glad that I was out before you were in
you are dangerous
you are dangerous
Oh, IDK. Why do you think that gear belonged there in the first place? And it worked better than ever. Besides, no one else could figure out where the damn thing went. We even took it apart and put it back together again, with our Senior Chief looking over our shoulders. No luck.
Jan 30, 2016 19:03:51 #
Little Ball of H**e wrote:
Oh, IDK. Why do you think that gear belonged there in the first place? And it worked better than ever. Besides, no one else could figure out where the damn thing went. We even took it apart and put it back together again, with out Senior Chief looking over our shoulders. No luck.
wonder if you had left the firing pin out??
prolly wouldnt have mattered
Jan 30, 2016 19:59:20 #
badbobby wrote:
wonder if you had left the firing pin out??
prolly wouldnt have mattered
prolly wouldnt have mattered
Like I said. The thing worked like a charm. This was a system from WWII. They liked to over engineer those things. I'll reserve judgement on the firing pin, having never tried it. :mrgreen:
Jan 30, 2016 20:15:21 #
Little Ball of H**e wrote:
Like I said. The thing worked like a charm. This was a system from WWII. They liked to over engineer those things. I'll reserve judgement on the firing pin, having never tried it. :mrgreen:
well Lbh
those of us who fired guns in WWII
really wanted those who worked on our fire arms
to be meticulous and please not leave any parts out
dont think any gunners mate left out a part of my gun
or I may not have been here
I co-operated quad forty millimeters
Jan 30, 2016 20:31:56 #
badbobby wrote:
well Lbh
those of us who fired guns in WWII
really wanted those who worked on our fire arms
to be meticulous and please not leave any parts out
dont think any gunners mate left out a part of my gun
or I may not have been here
I co-operated quad forty millimeters
those of us who fired guns in WWII
really wanted those who worked on our fire arms
to be meticulous and please not leave any parts out
dont think any gunners mate left out a part of my gun
or I may not have been here
I co-operated quad forty millimeters
Like I said, our Senior Chief couldn't figure it out either. No one seemed to know where that gear went. I assure you, if the system didn't work without it, we would have tagged it out until we could figure it out. But it worked flawlessly.
Jan 30, 2016 20:36:46 #
Little Ball of H**e wrote:
Like I said, our Senior Chief couldn't figure it out either. No one seemed to know where that gear went. I assure you, if the system didn't work without it, we would have tagged it out until we could figure it out. But it worked flawlessly.
well LBH
i guess all's well that ends well
I do thank you for your service
Jan 30, 2016 20:38:19 #
badbobby wrote:
well LBH
i guess all's well that ends well
I do thank you for your service
i guess all's well that ends well
I do thank you for your service
:thumbup: I just wish I knew where that gear went. It's been bothering me all these years. :hunf:
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