Longest project?

[SETHZILLA!]

Physical time spent working on it? I'd have to say that "double Fastback" V-Twin. Just fitting the cocking block took WAY longer than I'd expected.

Doc.

Guess I should show the folks who haven't seen it what that looks like!

[russc]

Graduation, moving countries, a pandemic, renovating a house...lots of stuff helped put this pistol mag on the back burner since 2018.

[Grendel]

Well that is just plain cool, hope you can get back to it eventually and finish it!

[Myrkul]

This is probably the longest where I actually knew what I wanted to do with it and was just purely waiting.....

https://www.mcarterbrown.com/forum/p...-3-fbm-spyders

Most of the time I'll get a gun working as well as I can with parts on hand and then just slowly add parts as I find them/get used to the gun and realize what would be best on it. It took me 15 years to find a Zenitram valve for my first bushmaster, I used it the entire time though so I'm not sure if that really counts as a project.

[Riot]

My gothic Spyder, the only project I’ve taken on, took at least a year to find some pretty rare parts…
The Riotmaker has taken me over five to find someone to build it before JeeperCreeper was finally able make it come to fruition. In fact, he still might be doing some final touches, I’m not even sure. Haha