Sterling M10 - Attack

[@Jhihmoac]

You don't see too many "bench grinders" still in service much these days... Most of the ones that remain are relics, such as this one...

[@SolidSableye]

@Jake Webber I have one near me too. Unfortunately, it got struck by lightning around 2012-2013 and is now presumed dead.

[@OpenHeadersTV]

There mostly in Ohio, the remaining ones at least.

[@Sipex6484]

@@OpenHeadersTV mostly in NY, TX and NJ, actually

[@OpenHeadersTV]

@@Sipex6484 all the ones that ive seen were in ohio but yeah also those states

[@IanTheRabbit]

Could use a tune up

[@SirensOfNC]

Kinda sounds like the newer Sentry's.
(I believe sterling was the name before Sentry.)

[@IanTheRabbit]

And new paint

[@xboxharrison02gamingvlogs20]

It a bit like England siren where I live

[@AMT1345]

It must be a CS8

[@CS8sirenwastaken]

@@AMT1345 nah it ain’t me

[@AMT1345]

Then why are you named that

[@AMT1345]

So it must be you

[@CS8sirenwastaken]

@@AMT1345 no it’s a sterling M-10 read the title 1 year old!

[@Damonlive783OfficialTM]

sounds like a sentery16v

[@nwindianasirens4012]

Same company sterling is sentry

[@nwindianasirens4012]

@@southernsirens1659 yeah in the 192 Sterling was founded in NY and in the 80s the company relocated to Colorado and changed ownership. They then adopted the name sentry, now they kept the same design as Sterling just editing the output design. Pretty amazing stuff

[@somethingspecial6030]

Sounds scary

[@FA50PH]

It doesnt to me

[@kylewhetstone881]

Is that yours at your house

[@TheChachLINY]

Kyle Whetstone 0:01