New header logo?

[G.T. Smith]

I kinda like the new header logo,but, I noticed the upper left hand screw looks buggered.(see attachment) You would think that whoever put that on would have used the right type of screw driver. At least they didn't slip plum off and scob the surface finish. At least there's that.
Peace,
Gordon

 

[DeathGrip]

I guess it adds realism.

You have good eyes.

 

[Rule3]

I thought I was going crazy (well maybe I am) but I was looking all over for that but I am using the Old light blue large font.

That screw actually looks bigger also? Maybe from the hardware store or something?

 

[handejector]

I thought I was going crazy (well maybe I am) .....................
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Do you want a second opinion?

 

[tork'd]

and i thought i had a lot of free time.....

 

[Rule3]

Do you want a second opinion?

That's OK me ,myself and I all know each other.

 

[semperfi71]

Insted of the usual boring, pristine S&Ws we see on the Forum "headers" I think this one should be displayed.

 

[novalty]

I don't know a-lot about header logos, but I can tell you that is an official 4 screw model.

 

[A10]

Still think it looks like a license plate frame.....

 

[pharmer]

After opening this thread I learned 2 things:
1) I've never seen that before. I looked all over the site for it, still ain't found it.
2) some folks got GOOD EYES, OCD, and just a little anal-retentive character traits for balance.
Ranks right up with the "CTG" for entertainment value. Joe

 

[GF]

It's just like MY S&W revolvers ! !

Screwed up screws.

GF

 

[handejector]

I noticed the upper left hand screw looks buggered.(see attachment)
Peace,
Gordon

Fess up- I think you buggered the one on your screen.
Mine is not buggered.

 

[jlrhiner]

Me either. My screws are "minty". Awesome.

 

[DCWilson]

Fess up- I think you buggered the one on your screen.
Mine is not buggered.

Damaged screw or not, I notice that the top left screw is of larger diameter and loose: it is backing out of the proper 1:30/7:30 slot alignment seen in the two properly timed screws. Somebody tighten it up and get the big guy a bug screw.

I don't mind the slot alignment on the lower right screw because its max turn is limited by the channel into which it runs in the screen background; if you time that screw differently, it might not be deep enough to retain the back image layer and keep it from sliding off to the right if you tip your computer monitor in that direction.

 

[handejector]

It is not loose. I torqued it to 12 ft/lbs myself.

About time y'all noticed the larger diameter. Think 5 screw.

 

[DeathGrip]

It is not loose. I torqued it to 12 ft/lbs myself.

About time y'all noticed the larger diameter. Think 5 screw.

You don't know your own strength, That screw was damaged trying to clock it to match the others.