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Miscellaneous => Classifieds -- For Buying or Selling => Topic started by: DavidS on May 24, 2011, 09:12:06 PM
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I have patented and produced a device used in the disassembly and reassembly of the R-9. An instuctional video of how to use the device is posted on youtube.com and can be accessed by clicking the following link, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=58xJ9Fv0P6Y. The device sells for $20 US including shipping and handling. Payment can be made by Paypal. The website is http://sites.google.com/site/slidebloks .
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Interesting..... I love the American spirit of capitalism.
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Nice... 8)
Check's in the mail...
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Payment can be made by check or money order
How about payment via PayPal?
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Very Cool DavidS. I hope you sell a pile of them!!!
(http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x275/ccaallaahhaann/Rohrbaugh%20time%20line/r9down.jpg)
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I'll be buying one of those. Send a check tomorrow.
Nice and simple.
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Hey!! Are those grips an iridescent blue????
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i wonder if they use something like that on the bench at the factory.
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If not, they will now.
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David, can you take PayPal as a method of payment?
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Any answer on PAYPAL question???? also it looks like it is now very easy to take the barrel out without using a tool to hold the spring, did Rohrbaugh change something in the way the R9 was built??? sems you always had to push the guide rod forward hold it and then lift the barrel out..with your video I am confused???tx Gman
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David, first of all, welcome to Rohrbaugh Land. I just mailed you a check for the D/R tool. Looks to be a great idea. Gene
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Any answer on PAYPAL question???? also it looks like it is now very easy to take the barrel out without using a tool to hold the spring, did Rohrbaugh change something in the way the R9 was built??? sems you always had to push the guide rod forward hold it and then lift the barrel out..with your video I am confused???tx Gman
I don't think Rohrbaugh changed anything the spring assembly always came out easy, but was more difficult to reinstall.
You are watching someone who has done that routine many times and has it down pat ;D
By the looks of the grips that is an early R9 and if he had the patent five years ago he must have had the pup, Farmingdale maybe.
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David's R9 definitely looks Farmingdale-ish! :) Maybe one of the first, custom serial no. and all.
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Has anyone ever heard back from DavidS? We have posted questions, and i have sent him an email last week, but haven't gotten a response. He came on and made 3 total posts, two being identical announcements of his product. His profile is empty. He hasn't responded to questions about taking paypal. Has anyone received their product?
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Maybe he went away for the long weekend. :D But he did patent this product five years ago and there just being offered now. :o
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Could be a strong possibility! ;D He did say in his other post that it just took some time in getting around to producing it. ;)
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while i am waiting to order mine, i was thinking of retracting the slide on mine to the right position, spraying the end of the gun with eezox and jamming the end of the gun into a glob of Bondo on the table that is semi-hardened. (Afterward I would clean off the end of the gun.) After the gun is removed, the glob of bondo will be a good shape that is necessary to retract the slide when hard. Any ideas on this? (Other than only an assh*&# would try it.)
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I got a response that he was going to set upo a PP account. Sit tight.
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while i am waiting to order mine, i was thinking of retracting the slide on mine to the right position, spraying the end of the gun with eezox and jamming the end of the gun into a glob of Bondo on the table that is semi-hardened. (Afterward I would clean off the end of the gun.) After the gun is removed, the glob of bondo will be a good shape that is necessary to retract the slide when hard. Any ideas on this? (Other than only an assh*&# would try it.)
Joe,
Put a piece of saran wrap or a plastic bag over the bondo first.
You could also use a piece of wood and a hand saw and drill to make your own. Cut a step in the wood and then drill holes for the barrel and recoil assembly.
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Joe,
Put a piece of saran wrap or a plastic bag over the bondo first.
You could also use a piece of wood and a hand saw and drill to make your own. Cut a step in the wood and then drill holes for the barrel and recoil assembly.
Thanks, Yank-
That is a better idea than Eezox. Although it appears to not be necessary now, considering the imminent acceptance of paypal.
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Not to mention the $20 price. ;D
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Re: Disassembly/Reassembly Device
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Any answer on PAYPAL question? also it looks like it is now very easy to take the barrel out without using a tool to hold the spring, did Rohrbaugh change something in the way the R9 was built sems you always had to push the guide rod forward hold it and then lift the barrel out..with your video I am confusedtx Gman
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GeminiDan
In response, Nothing has changed. This is my technique for removing and reinserting the barrel assembly.
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I apologize for my delay in responding to all posts. I was away for a week on vacation. I believe I responded to all e-mails concerning the device, however, if I missed ya please resend the e-mail. The PayPal account is in progress and should be completed shortly. I will keep you posted.
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Steve's tool works well for me.
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With an endorsement like that, it's gotta be good!
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Steve's tool works well for me.
Glad it works well! :)
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That was Steve Bedair's tool.
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Still glad it works well for you, tracker.
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Oops!
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That's OK. :)
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That was Steve Bedair's tool.
Yeah, who is that Steve Bedair, he has a nice website of mechanical projects:
http://bedair.org/
http://bedair.org/9x20camlock/9x20project.html
And here is some patent info on David's cool device:
http://www.patentgenius.com/patent/7240450.html#show-last-page
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Good info, Joe. Thanks!
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Steve Bedair used to give instructions on how to make a disassembly/reassembly block out of two pieces (?) of pvc pipe.
But then had to pull it, due to legal reasons (maybe David S ?)
Going by pure foggy memory and conjecture.
My apologies to both parties if facts are wrong or convuluted.
Maybe other members can chime in with better details.
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I do remember the pvc pipe, but don't know what the legal issue was.
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Steve was a good friend of the forum and didn't concern himself with paypal.
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Yeah, I even remember him telling us how to make the guide rod tool out of a specific feeler gauge size too.
And as Tracker pointed out - No Charge
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Yeah, I even remember him telling us how to make the guide rod tool out of a specific feeler gauge size too.
And as Tracker pointed out - No Charge
If anyone wants a copy of the old PVC info, i have it saved, i will email it to you.
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I remember that post; have it saved somewhere.
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I do remember the pvc pipe, but don't know what the legal issue was.
Here is my post from another thread regarding what happened to the great info originally:
http://www.rohrbaughforum.com/YaBB.cgi?board=Cleaning;action=display;num=1165943631;start=25#25
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Joe,
you just copy and paste the http://www. location from the top of the page.
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Joe,
you just copy and paste the http://www. location from the top of the page.
Thanks brother, i fixed it. I couldn't figure out how to make it jump right to the post, it always went to the beginning of the thread. i got it now.
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hey guys, just checking some threads and I saw this one. DavidS does have a nice tool from what I saw on you tube. Just want to let everyone know that we do not license this product. I would hope that everyone would respect the time effort and financial committment that an invetor had put into the product. (think of us ,and the years we spent developing the Rohrbaugh Product line. It usually takes 5-8 years and countless dollars to develop a product)
I did read the posts regarding Steve Bedair and I would hope that he just did not know that there was a patented product already out in the market?.
Is this not the American Ingenuity at its best that DavidS took on this project. Should he not be rewarded for that?
I would caution proliferation of information that previously was found to be in violation of an existing patent without consuling with your attorney first. :)
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hey guys, just checking some threads and I saw this one. DavidS does have a nice tool from what I saw on you tube. Just want to let everyone know that we do not license this product. I would hope that everyone would respect the time effort and financial committment that an invetor had put into the product. (think of us ,and the years we spent developing the Rohrbaugh Product line. It usually takes 5-8 years and countless dollars to develop a product)
I did read the posts regarding Steve Bedair and I would hope that he just did not know that there was a patented product already out in the market?.
Is this not the American Ingenuity at its best that DavidS took on this project. Should he not be rewarded for that?
I would caution proliferation of information that previously was found to be in violation of an existing patent without consuling with your attorney first. :)
Hey Doc-
Being that you are an investor in the company, you should be pleased to know that i own two R9's. My issue is not about the $20 price of Dave's device. I think it is cool and surely worth the price. What always concerns me is the suppression of information. I believe we all benefit when information is freely available. It is funny that i can go to any number of the numerous patent sites, and see several diagrams of David's device, all clearly illustrated from several angles enabling me to make my own at home if i wanted. But i guess he took issue with anyone being able to look at Steve's idea. Dave's clearly has more style and elegance, and is a nice, polished design.
It's just that I believe we all suffer when information is suppressed.
You are part of an organization that produces a product that throws lead downrange. There are many pistols that came before yours that are patented, but do the same thing. Did they come after you to try to stop you from making a product that throws lead downrange. You make a great product. So do many of them. I am assuming your gun is patented. Will you go after guys on youtube demonstrating how to make zip-guns?
And regarding "information that previously was found to be in violation of an existing patent", only a court can find what is in violation of an existing patent, and i dont see anywhere where that occurred in Steve's case. If anyone can point us to where anything Steve demonstrated was found to be in violation by a court, i would be interested in seeing it.
Viagra and Ciallis both give the same result, and are both being sold. These two medications both coexisted under patents.
What is next, coming into my yard and telling me i cant have my barbeque grill on a sloped hill because George Foreman has the patent for a sloped grill? That's just as absurd as telling me i cant talk about using old plumbing parts i have laying around to help me disassemble my gun. So could i use an old screwdriver instead of an old piece of PVC pipe? Does that make it different?
And the "American Ingenuity at its best" you mentioned is all about building a better mousetrap, not the only mousetrap on the planet.
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Forgive me for still thinking about this situation. You know, not being around this forum back then, and only reading into the history of the situation after the fact, it still seems to dishearten me how it finally resolved. I have corresponded with Steve Bedair, explaining to him that i like his lathe modification and projects pages, and I even ordered a steel guide rod from him for my Kahr P380 to replace the OEM plastic one. He seems like a great guy and was only trying to present info to help out fellow Rohrbaugh owners. What opinions, if any, do you brothers have on this matter?
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I think it is a disgrace.
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I would caution proliferation of information that previously was found to be in violation of an existing patent without consuling with your attorney first.
It would seem to me (a non attorney) that if the information itself was a in violation it would have or should have been removed from the forum and and any other place it was posted, just a simple click or the mouse.
But thats just my non attorney way of thinking.
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Steve having to take down his free info was kinda silly BUT hijacking DavidS's classified add with info on another tool was not fair to DavidS and is NOT typical of the high class/taste post that are normal on this forum.
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Joe - I like your well thought out argument and it makes perfect sense to me.
Unfortunately, all the threatening lawyer double talk worked as planned.
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Steve having to take down his free info was kinda silly BUT hijacking DavidS's classified add with info on another tool was not fair to DavidS and is NOT typical of the high class/taste post that are normal on this forum.
Agreed, I actually lost track of what the OP was. :-[
My previous posts have been removed. :D
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You are quite right -
However this reminds me of the saying -
Bad press is Good Press ? ::)
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Recieved this from DavidS on June 5th:
Setup is in progress. Checkback with me at . . . . in approx 1-2 wks. The website and pmt should be fully operational by then. Thanks, DS
I removed his email address, sounds like he's getting closer.
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"What always concerns me is the suppression of information. I believe we all benefit when information is freely available. "
It's freely available. Lots of us saved it. Lots of us have used it for years. Unless the plumbing parts suppliers get shut down... :)
John
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I know he was on vacation. But I sent a check over 2 wks ago and it has not cashed yet, nor do I have the tool.
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kind of funny business sense to post an announcement of a product you are offering, and then you go away on vacation the next day and no concern for answering email or posted messages for that time. why not just post the offer when you return so you could be on top of questions?
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And have product ready to ship.
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I know he was on vacation. But I sent a check over 2 wks ago and it has not cashed yet, nor do I have the tool.
Hoping it will be on the way to you soon! :)
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Receieved the device from DavidS today....can't wait to try it out... ;)
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Got to try out the device this morning...works great...simple and easy to use...nice job DavidS!
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Got to try out the device this morning...works great...simple and easy to use...nice job DavidS!
Got mine yesterday. I have to agree with the above statement. Very simple and easy to use. Almost idiot proof.
Thanks
Patrick
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I have to agree with the last two statements, I got mine in this mornings mail, and like it a lot. Sturdy, easy to use and very well thought out tool. Thank you David. Gene
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I did not realize that my release would create so much discussion. Design and development and production took much longer than originally planned. But as I have learned, most production companies will not deal with a individual developer, and when they do, you are a low priority.
This project became a passion. It was too important to be left as a patent and not be brought to the gunowner marketplace. I designed it so that ANYONE could take this gun down with ease and perform the necessary maintenance. This is a gun of last defense. Malfunction due to neglect is not a option. The R-9 is the finest carry pistol and I felt that this was a needed option.
I apologize for any confusion re ordering but I wanted to release my product to this membership first and ASAP. My website with PayPal should be up next week . I will post the site and details when it is live.
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Got mine. Love it. was really a pain to get the barrel and slide lined up correctly for re-assembly. Now is a slam dunk snap. ;D
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I Just received my takedown tool from David S. I disassembled the slide in seconds and reassembled it in the same time without any help. I was amazed at how great this tool performed. ;D. A good buy, a good tool, a great price!
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Ok, mine came in.
Looks like a winner.
Very professional, comes with a thank you note and a separate sheet of instructions.
Thanks David!
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Your all welcome. I appreciate your gratitude DavidS
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David Check sent by mail today. Thanks Dan S. ps.your email does not seem to work??
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Received mine a few days ago, check has not even cleared the bank yet...very pleased! Thank you Sir.
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Thanks for ordering the disassembly/reassembly device. The e-mail to use presently is drsdo@comcast.net. With the website launch next week, a new e-mail address will be announced. I will keep the forum up to date and post the link to the site as soon as its ready. Thanks!
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David are we OK for Paypal yet?
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David says in the post above that his Paypal along with his web site should be up next week.
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David,
The two tools arrived safe and sound today (could have been yesterday as I did not check). That was very fast. Tomorrow will be gun cleaning day I will let you all know what I think.
Robar233
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Robar233, Thanks for the feedback on the shipping and your purchase. Proper packaging to protect the product via USPS shipping was a concern. DavidS
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Hello Everyone!
PAYPAL IS NOW AVAILABLE
The e-mail to use is slideblok@gmail.com.
I will also be using this e-mail from now on instead of my personal e-mail. The website should be up tomorrow. Just getting some finishing touches done.
Thanks!
David S.
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David,
I just cleaned the R9 a few minutes ago and used your handy tool. It was a breeze! I did use my Headly tool for re-installing the guide rod. My hands are too clumsy for the syringe technique. I used the cut off Q-tip trick I read on the forum for a punch. I did not want to risk scratching the pin.
Thanks for making a great idea into a great product.
Sincerely,
Robar233
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Robar233,
Thanks for the feedback. I am really glad you found my device useful. I like the Q-tip idea. Thanks!
David S.
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Here is the site:
http://sites.google.com/site/slidebloks/home
And Dave, I know the site is not ready yet, but you could probably remove the "recent site activity" page, it looks like internal admin stuff.
http://sites.google.com/site/slidebloks/system/app/pages/recentChanges
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Joe, mister Johnny on the spot!
Way to go!
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Thanks Joe! Your good!
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Thanks Joe! Your good!
I just need a scrap of info, and i flesh out the rest.
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I purchased Device, Works Great.
Great Thought on Device, David.
:) :) :)
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David,
I went to the link Joe posted, viewed the video, and ordered one. The way I figure it, your device, along with John's takedown tool, should prevent any more springs rocketing about my kitchen, ricocheting off the walls in search of my picture window. Thanks for a very well- devised piece of equipment.
Kindest regards,
Bill Hunter
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Bill,
I just checked my PayPal and your order did successfully transact.
The site is not perfect yet, but it is capable of using PayPal.
Thank you for your order.
David S.
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Now it's convenient, and at that price, there's no excuse not to get one, or two- one for the bench, and one for the range bag.
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I was thinking of the cool use for Davis's tool at the range after shooting, but my barrel is always too hot. I was in my basement looking at my lathe, so i decided to make a barrel cooler device to use before using Davids disassembly tool. Any of you brothers with a lathe can make one very quickly. I had a piece of some old acrylic round stock laying around that I turned down. I bored a cup in the end slightly larger than the barrel. You would put oil in, and stick the end of the barrel in to cool off. You just have to be careful the the barrel pin does not pop out. This lets you cool the barrel before using David's tool. This is just a use for some old scrap you might have laying around.
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If anyone wants the dimensions, i will send them to you.
I was going to look into getting a patent on this barrel cooler, but i just figured, nah, y'all can just go and make one if you want. Once you handle a cool barrel, you won't want to touch a hot one again.
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That cooler is pretty cool! 8)
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I'll bet it'll work! :)
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I'll bet it'll work! :)
Yes, it works great, and took less than 5 minutes to make, including the measuring.
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Joe, you're a man of many talents.
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Yes, it works great, and took less than 5 minutes to make, including the measuring.
I thought it would, Joe. From the pictures it tells the story. Thanks.
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Just ordered mine, I would have ordered two but that wasn't an option on the drop down!
Now, would you build me one for my LCP, too?
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Rodell,
Did you purchase on the website or by using my e-mail in PayPal? On the website, after you click on "Buy Now" there is a Qty. box that you can type the amount into.
Dave
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I used the website, and, I only noticed the drop down box that had "1" in it.
No biggie!
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I used the website, and, I only noticed the drop down box that had "1" in it.
No biggie!
rodell. Just change the "1" to a "2". You may have tried that. Just a thought.
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David..sent you a check on the 9th of June, no reply to emails..did you get it???tx Dan
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David, got mine in today's mail thanks. Will try it out this weekend.
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David,
Finally got mine today that was ordered on the 3rd. I must have been held up for postage due, they charged me $1.07 to get it out of hock. Might want to check your postal machine.
Greg
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Greg,
Thanks for the heads up on the postage problem. I used a new mailing site. The problem was fixed this morning. I apologize for the delay in delivery and the inconvenience. All affected parties will recieve a refund. If anyone does not recieve their SlideBlok, please notifty me at slideblok@gmail.com. Thank You.
David S.
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My website is now finished. It can be reached via the following link: http://sites.google.com/site/slidebloks/. Much hard work and preparation has gone into the creation of this website and it will make ordering more efficient and convenient.
I thank all of you for your comments and support posted on this forum and to my gmail. I look forward to continue to serve your needs. If you have any questions concerning the SlideBlok, please don’t hesitate to contact me at slideblok@gmail.com. Thank you and Happy Shooting,
David S.
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The Blok works just great. I'm going to fill mine with something and put a piece of non-skid on it so it stays put on the bench.
Great idea.
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I just want to give David an unsolicited testimonial.
I mailed him a check on Friday, June 17 and received my device on Friday, June 24, exactly one week later. It was packaged in a padded envelope with no "Postage Due" issues. ;) This was a long distance transaction between Florida and Pennsylvania.
That's excellent service, I believe, by anyone's standards. Thanks David! BTW your little device is a clever, elegant solution to what was a real problem for me. Reassembly. So, thanks again! :)
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I have had guys tell me that they have used velcro and even screwed them to the bench, not that I advise this. As you can see in the video on a flat formica table I designed it to seat itself when square downward pressure is applied. Thanks for the feedback . DAvidS
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David
I received my slide block this weekend. It works as advertised. I had my Rohrbaugh taken down, cleaned and reassembled in under 10 minutes. I would highly recommend this as an addition to one's gun cleaning supplies.
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I received mine this week, works like a charm..Thank You
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Attention Rohrbaugh Gun Owners and New Viewers of This Classified Ad,
Just a reminder that the website for the SlideBlok is https://sites.google.com/site/slidebloks/home . From the site, you can order your SlideBlok via check or by PayPal. If you have any questions at all, do not hesitate in contacting me at slideblok@gmail.com . Reviews of the product are encouraged both on this forum and on the website. Thank you for you interest and support.
Happy Shooting,
David R. Shober
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Customer Service? Try this...put my order in through Paypal last night. E-mail from David ten hours and 59 minutes later letting me know my package will be shipped tomorrow morning.
And that's a Saturday night order, Sunday reply. Appreciate it, David!
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your welcome good luck and good shooting, David
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Arrived today. Very nicely made, great tool. One of those things that makes life a little easier. Well worth the money!
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I purchased one a while back. Finally used it last Week End. WOW, Did I say WOW, it was super easy and made the takedown and re-assembly a breeze. I would honestly recommend to anyone with a Rohrbaugh.
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I purchased one a while back. Finally used it last Week End. WOW, Did I say WOW, it was super easy and made the takedown and re-assembly a breeze. I would honestly recommend to anyone with a Rohrbaugh.
Are we tired yet of reading how 100 brothers say it's great. How about some comments if anyone found that it doesn't work good, (even though there probably aren't any). We get the idea already, it works great. This thread is getting a bit monotonous. It's starting to get like Fox News talking about the Tea Party.
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Are we tired yet of reading how 100 brothers say it's great. How about some comments if anyone found that it doesn't work good, (even though there probably aren't any).
Well since you asked...
Mine does not work that well at all. I have to push and twist, angle the gun bend over look , press, twist .....
Heck, it's easier just to do the old manual way I always have without tools.
Sorry- hate to be the KilJoy, but you asked.
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OK now, we are finally getting somewhere. finally this thread might get interesting again after all. I guess i will remain subscribed to this thread. i was going to unsubscribe due to the monotonous content of the posts. the whole dynamic of problem solving is what makes for the most interesting threads, and the universal agreement of the 100 posters up until today got old pretty fast. How many posts can you read stating "wow, great product, saves me time, works as advertised"? Now Stormy, what other observations do you have to share regarding the tool?
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I haven't looked at it That closely. I fiqure I will at some point and do some grinding or sanding here or there and that should fix it.
I haven't brought it up, because I feel that if it is a real problem, I should give David S a chance to remedy the situation rather than roast his product on a public forum.
And I am not worried. I feel that David will make it right if I bring it to his attention - as long as I have not ground on it yet- and I guess that is why I have put it off, both ways.
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Reinz, The device is designed with 5/1000 of a inch override to allow adequete depth when the slide rod nut loosens. Which it can do after extended shooting.
When using the device press it straight down at 90 degrees to the table to full depth. If you are not lined up precisely put light pressure on the pin and let the frame rise, it will line up .
Always check the guide rod nut with reassembly. DavidS
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David,I Received The Slideblok Yesterday,This Is An "Amazing Device" Why Is This Not Included In The Factory Package? Attention:Mr.Rohrbaugh !!! I Wish You Great Success,You Most Certainly Deserve It. Regards,Dennis Savoy
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Website did not work for me for some reason. So I just sent a PP to your email. Thanks!
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The factory is focused on gun prod only, so I will continue aftermarket sales. Thanks for the feedback. I did get the order on gmail and it was sent. Thanks, David
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David S.,
I was looking into purchasing your device for some buddies of mine for Christmas that love their Rohrbaugh R9's , but they have a hard time taking their guns apart. How long does it take to ship your device? Is shipping included in your product's price? Thanks.
Shooteronthebluff14
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shooteronthebluff14 welcome to the forum.
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Courtesy bump -- and welcome, Shooter.
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Welcome, shooter, and enjoy!
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Shooter Welome. The Slideblok device is available for shipping within 48 hrs of order. S/H is included in the $20.00 price. You can purchase by mail via check or via the website with Paypay. These are a perfect stocking stuffer for your R-9 owners. Thanks
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Shooter, welcome to the forum! I think you'll like it here. As for David's slideblok device, I can attest that it works great. I wouldn't be without it. Gene
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Prompt delivery.
Works great.
My arthritic hands are happy.
Heber Guy
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I am glad to hear that it fit your needs. My design goal was to make it very easy for anyone to disassemble and reassemble the R-9. If you can shoot it you can take it down easily for cleaning. Thanks, Good Luck and Good Shooting, David S
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Members, thanks for such a warm welcome! This seems like a very nice forum. David S., I recieved my two slidebloks. Thanks for the prompt and professional delivery.
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Welcome to the forum Shooter...you'll find many Great Americans here.... Post often.....
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Shooter , your welcome. Remember it is always nice to take a new toy to the range after Christmas.
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David S.,
I really enjoy the Slideblok. It cuts my disassembly/reassembly time of the R9 in half! I was wondering if you are planning on producing such devices for other Rohrbaugh firearms? Thanks!
Shooteronthebluff14
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Shooter, I am happy to hear that the Slideblok has been beneficial. At present the R-45 is not being produced for market and initial reports are of a different disassembly process. So for now the R-9 remains the only handgun with a need for such a device. Thanks, DavidS
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A Boberg assembly / disassembly device.
Also available in brown and black.
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v604/PrivateStock/220px-Thumbup.jpg)
Just kidding!
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Thank you David for getting this gem out there. I love mine :)
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your welcome, glad you find it helpful, David
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Just sent in a payment for the slideblok. I would assume that this would work on the R380s.......correct??
Dom
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Just order one and went up to the mail box and it's not there ;D
Just kidding 8) I paypaled mine...hope to see it soon. Thanks
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Dont get around these parts, much anymore, still have my stealth.
I reckon I will get me one of these fine looking tools....
David, thanks and Paypal is on its way.
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Hi...paypal payment sent...
thanks
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Finally used mine two weeks ago after owning it forever. I'm amazed I found it when I needed it. It works like a charm.
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Finally used mine two weeks ago after owning it forever. I'm amazed I found it when I needed it. It works like a charm.
It certainly does.
I own 4 and use them all the time.
Thanks John for a great functional product! :)
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Finally used mine two weeks ago after owning it forever. I'm amazed I found it when I needed it. It works like a charm.
It certainly does.
I own 4 and use them all the time.
Thanks John for a great functional product! :)
Adam,
Thats thanks David. ;D
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Finally used mine two weeks ago after owning it forever. I'm amazed I found it when I needed it. It works like a charm.
It certainly does.
I own 4 and use them all the time.
Thanks John for a great functional product! :)
Sorry, Thanks David S. :)
I am always purchasing Rohrbaugh accessories from you John.
Adam,
Thats thanks David. ;D
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Used the takedown tool for the first time and was perfect. Thank you for the quick delivery.
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great work/idea....does it also work with the 380???
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It should work with the 380.
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anyone ever use it w/the 380 ? just want to be sure. thanks.....still on the fence between the 380 and the 9
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Funds just sent out for one,........ 8)
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Sales have been temporarily suspended due to the escalation in cost and challenge in acquiring liability insurance renewal for any firearms related sales. I am working to resolve this issue and I will advise when sales will resume. I appreciate your support and thank you for your interest.
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Locking at David's request.