Care to explain what you did?Originally Posted by Juster
This is my fix:
I can't really tell from the picture.
But than and again, I get by on my looks alone and not much brains.
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Care to explain what you did?This is my fix:
I can't really tell from the picture.
But than and again, I get by on my looks alone and not much brains.
the newer factory mags are plastic. the aftermarket mags are steel.
Small upward dent on the front of the follower its a common fix and forcing the shell to feed more front up, ive done it to mine as well.Care to explain what you did?
I can't really tell from the picture.
But than and again, I get by on my looks alone and not much brains.
Go read that shlock to a soldier or a fireman or a football player or a bloody barber Theyll all knock your "this" right down your throat while sippin a beer and eating chicken wings.Then wipe their wee fingers on your pretty little pouch"
It is all in the previously linked thread:Care to explain what you did?
I can't really tell from the picture.
But than and again, I get by on my looks alone and not much brains.
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum...-do-quot/page3
The follower goes nose down with 5 rounds, the little bolt resists that. I did the dent thing too.
It is a great gun, the folding stock is only $20. The "aftermarket" mags do need fixing.
I must insert and reinsert a mag 50 times, I bet that would smooth the mag changes up.
Edit: there is unnecessary rearward travel on the mag release lever, I reduced the travel by about half, and that helps.
Last edited by Juster; 08-15-2015 at 09:05 PM.
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