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Joekrooz

Joekrooz

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Piles of allen wrenches from scopes and rings etc. and piles of accessories that you will probably never ever use? There’s a lot more too, I was looking for something today and decided to clean up my gun butler stand while I was at it, half of these Allen keys were in the bottom of it. “Stuff” has been accumulating for years. Winter project is getting rid of things no longer used.

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;^) I have multitudes of Allen wrenches, scope caps, a few to many cheap scopes, sunshades, and way to many spare barrels and co2 airguns. It adds up over the decades and starts to get in the way after awhile. I'm probly going to have to buy a bigger house pretty soon so I will have enough room for all of the useless junk I have around. Just one more first world problem many of us must face as we get older.
 
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I am doing my basement project since June...or somewhat there :)

How I was progressing framing the walls I just got sick and tired tossing things around, I built two big lockers in corners as my "emergency" rooms...

Finally I started emptying the basement, lockers full cannot close the doors, some things ended up on higher floors ( :) ) and many full garbage bags got thrown away( ;( ).

Then I started working on floors and levels....again many full garbage bags thrown away ( ;( ).

Waiting for pro guy's to come and finally finish the taping...they said I need to clean the floor entirely!!!

That hurts ;(

No more room on second floor, my garage is full (and wife is b*ching for that a most she cannot park inside and a winter is just starting rolling)... and again a wife won't let me bring anything to main floor/family room...f#...because she invited people for Christmas and dinner.

My years of carefully collecting precious bits and pieces because I may need exactly that "piece" in a month or so...

Worst then this?................move to a new house/location...
 
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I am doing my basement project since June...or somewhat there :)

How I was progressing framing the walls I just got sick and tired tossing things around, I built two big lockers in corners as my "emergency" rooms...

Finally I started emptying the basement, lockers full cannot close the doors, some things ended up on higher floors ( :) ) and many full garbage bags got thrown away( ;( ).

Then I started working on floors and levels....again many full garbage bags thrown away ( ;( ).

Waiting for pro guy's to come and finally finish the taping...they said I need to clean the floor entirely!!!

That hurts ;(

No more room on second floor, my garage is full (and wife is b*ching for that a most she cannot park inside and a winter is just starting rolling)... and again a wife won't let me bring anything to main floor/family room...f#...because she invited people for Christmas and dinner.

My years of carefully collecting precious bits and pieces because I may need exactly that "piece" in a month or so...

Worst then this?................move to a new house/location...
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What year???
 
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Save those Allen wrenches, for when the time comes and you will need a shortened wrench to get into a tight corner like for automotive adjustment on transmission bands(as an example on my A727 Torque Flite that’s on my 1993 Dodge diesel. 

Also, what you can do with these is round up a set of singles, and go get a magnetic bar that’s like 1 1/2” wide x 18” in length at Home Depot. Attach that bar above your pcp work station and magnetize a set of this allens on that bar in case you need to do a quick tighten or loosen job and don’t feel like pulling out your full set. J

I save the flip scope caps that come with some scopes for the time I mount a scope on for a person who bought a scope that comes with those rubber bikini covers. I toss those out, actually, and give him a decent set of flip own covers that I had saved.
 
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