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Your welcome and thanks again for both your purchases and your patience Bill!

Thank you everybody in helping me survive the winter as i am finally back to work and out of state on the road again. After issues that were out of my control I was finally able to get the last few items shipped out today. Thanks for your help and your patients, Chris Cain

The pro75-2g and the 75/5120 have been sold. I feel bad because I haven't been able to ship them yet due to a guy screwing me around on getting the transfer case back for my truck so I can go ship them. Just wanna let people know that I'm sorry for the delay and ill get their stuff shipped out...

As far as hardware yes, all of the Aerotech and Loki reloads are gone

I'm currently waiting to hear back on another offer on that casing. I will let you know what happens either way. Btw I tried to pm you but it says that your inbox is currently full. Thanks, Chris Cain

I still have all the Dr.Rocket hardware

No they are all for the 2 grain 54mm hardware. Kosdon and 54/2800 Loki stuff is all that I've sold since Troj updated the list for me. There's plenty more on those lists that I need to move!

The grain kosdon hardware and all 4 loads have sold!

I still have some 38mm Loki stuff

The Loki 54/2800, L1400 and K350 loads have sold!

As most Kloudbusters know, I am an L2 flyer that is more than capable than achieving my L3 at any launch. In fact I have 2 L3 projects built ready to light the candle under, but I haven't yet for 2 reasons. 1, I'm no longer in the financial position to do so and 2 I AM STILL LEARNING! I've...

Thank you all so far! As Kent and Kevin have mentioned, I will take offers and haggle for a price that fits both of us. As much as I hate having to sell stuff, I made an investment that I knew I could fall back on in rough times! A big thank you to Kent and Kevin so far and if you see something...

Have you thought about soaking your nosecones with thin CA? I have a couple large rockets that I have done that way and it really minimizes damage on balsa and plywood parts and makes them sooooooo much easier to prime and paint and it really toughens them up

Congrats!, I think I remember your flight, it was right around the time that i was building ejection charges. Carlys rocket was found 3 miles away in a lowspot in the middle of a section of wheat ne of the pads, but then again what do you expect on an L2200G.

Ive seen a Loc Big Nuke 3E fly with 1/4' ply fins and unglassed tubes on an M1315, deffinately not something I would ever do but I have seen it done!

Scott, The greatest part about that was that you had just loaded a motor and discovered that error right before I bought my 54/2800 hardware. It was nice to have the manufacturer onsite and able to show you the issue and how to fix it instead of some of the problems acouple of my friends had...

Minnie Magg! 5.5" in diameter and you can fly on an i357 and a j350 for your certs without an issue plus itll keep it low and simple using motor eject

Next step, wet sand it with 400 wet/dry paper!

It sounds like the coats are too thick and your waiting a lil too long to spray a second coat, if I remember correctly the last rustoleum primer that i used i could hit with another light coat in 10 minutes and if i went beyond 30 minutes i had to wait acouple days. The application details on...

Try using high build duplicolor primer. I used to have the same issues with krylon and rustoleum. I found that alot of it was my own error of either applying too heavy a coat or that i wasnt following the window that the paint is designed for. The cracking your dealing with is a surface tension...