2015 Leupold D-EVO

WATCH D-EVO PROMO VIDEO HERE!!!

Well, after SHOT Show 2015 the cat is officially out of the bag and we can all talk about the new Leupold D-EVO.

Based on what I witnessed it was well received by the writers, bloggers and general public.

FMG Publications coverage 2015 SHOT Show (click on image for video review):

Here’s another article on D-EVO (click on image for article):

Here’s an early review by John B. Snow for Outdoor Life (click on image for video):

Click on logo for the Outdoor Life article:

Click on image for hard copy article in the magazine:

Review by James Yeager at SHOT Show (click on image for video):

Leupold promotional video from SHOT Show (click image below):

GunUp Article; 2 pages (click images for article):

Gearscout Article:

Pretty good shot of how it works with both 1x red dot and 6x rifle scope available simultaneously:

CMR-W Reticle:

This is a custom blended reticle that accounts for the lateral offset for the objective and works for both 556 and 762 out to 600M with 10mph and 20mph wind holds. I’ve personally shot this out to 600M very successfully with 223 55gr.

Further Explanation of how the reticle accounts for the lateral offset of the objective:

Team Shooter Dianna Liedorff:

Kyle Lamb (click image below):

Leupold Website:

Here’s some abuse:

New Scope 2015

Pretty exciting stuff here. Unfortunately I can’t post anything about it.

Aimpoint Micro T1 Multi-Tool 12207

SolidWorks 2012

Redfield Revolution/TAC 3-9x40MM

http://www.tactical-life.com/gear/redfield-revolutiontac-3-9x40mm-riflescope/
Design engineer for this product.

Kegorator

My neighbor, Mark Cooper decided to build an airplane in his garage.

In an attempt to build something equally as cool in my garage I decided to tackle the venerable Kegorator.

I started with an old Sobe convenience store fridge.  To get maximum variety I went with cornelius kegs in the form of (2) traditional 5-gallon vessels and (1) 3-gallon smaller keg that would fit on the back shelf.  I have my CO2 located to the right of the 3-gallon keg on the back shelf.

With so many kegs I decided to go with a CO2 manifold, which can be seen mounted to the front.  I have a 0-15psi gauge mounted to the left which allows me to monitor precise serving pressures.

To the right of the manifold is a vintage Cooper thermometer circa 1960.  I installed this with a mount I designed and built with an Objet.

All 3 serving lines run up to a triple tap tower that I fitted with (2) Perlick Creamer faucets, Left and Right, and in the center position I have a Perlick Flow Control.  I must say, Perlicks are worth every cent.

My final ‘major’ tweak was to create my own version of a Taplister setup.  I created “Tapster”.  This is a single PowerPoint slide set to run as a self executable, in my windows startup folder, and only on my 2nd monitor above the kegorator.  I designed it to look like a chalkboard.  It lists the specs of each beer I have on tap.  I even included what looks like logo stickers.  Thanks to my awesome interior designer wife for having one of her vendors make me the classy frame for the monitor.

Now, I realize this isn’t an airplane but it has increased my neighborhood popularity and I’m sure it’s boosted my bid to run for the open HOA position this year 🙂

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Nissan 300ZX – Reverse engineer Roll Center Adjuster using ancient, low-res 2D prints

MCR – Orange Render

Done in SolidWorks 2012 and rendered using PhotoView 360.

Steam Strainer

Done in SolidWorks 2012.