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They were on...

uh hot rod tv or something like that but um basically the idea of the show is that these two guys uh find a cool classic car somewhere that's like just clapped out and broken down and they buy it and then drive it back to their shop slash office in la but they have to like get it running

yeah yeah so there were times where they'd go find a car that was like full of rat shit and like rotting and stuff in a um like in somebody's yard somewhere and then it'd be like a mach one mustang or something you know uh and they'd like clean it out and get it going and then drive it home with like no glass in the windows and no license plates and they'd break down all the time and

Anyway, it's a great show.

It's a lot of fun, and it's also fairly educational if you're trying to learn about working on vehicles.

That reminds me of... Because a lot of things go wrong, and then they show how to fix those things that go wrong.

Yum.

Oh, you don't want to use my stuff.

Yeah.

That'd be cool.

I think, I think yes, that would work.

He's saying attached like a hand guard on an AR.

So I think what he means is like,

clamp on or something like a handguard slides over a barrel nut and then you put some screws into it to pinch it or like they go through some notches in the barrel nut or something like that.

That's what I think he's saying and you could...

sort of do that magpul does something kind of like that with their uh with their suppressor cage for their cover um the problem is that you're going to deal with some thermal expansion and the suppressor is going to need to be a very particular uh diameter like it some variance is not going to be okay it's going to have to be like dead on yeah um

And yeah, so heating and cooling and expanding and all that with something clamped on there tight could be an issue.

You'd have to be careful to make it so that you couldn't over tighten it because it really sucked to crush the tube.

Yeah, like I think that that is possible, but I think it'd be like a very specific.

It'd have to be like it is for this can that is made for this.