Originally Posted by
ddsmith
There is no play in mine. It is snug, but not so tight that putting the pieces together, or taking them apart, is a problem.
But that's a good point. If the take-down functionality is not perfect, then that gun is flawed, and should be avoided.
That being said, this is a precision tool, and it will not tolerate for long being constantly re-configured.
I'm a downtown guy, so it lives in a pistol case in a safe, and will probably be reconfigured maybe a dozen times per year, if that.
If I lived in the country, no doubt it would rarely be taken apart at all.
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