Cerakoted and nickle plated bolt. Refinished wood.
Straight as an arrow, thankfully no bend.
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Cerakoted and nickle plated bolt. Refinished wood.
Straight as an arrow, thankfully no bend.
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That looks sharp!Originally Posted by captainamazing
Cerakoted and nickle plated bolt. Refinished wood.
Straight as an arrow, thankfully no bend.
Beauty work!
That my friend is the nicest looking 81 I've seen! Bravo.
So I took my t81 out to the range for the first time today, when I was unpacking my bag I notice the pin for one of the magazines was missing, or never there. So one magazine isn’t limited to 5 rounds. I checked my three other magazines and on two of them I was able to just lightly push the pin and it popped right out. Luckily I was able to put it back in but I’m afraid it will fall out on its own and be lost.
Anyone else have any issue with the pins on their magazines? I have emailed TI to ask what I should do as i definitely do not want to get in any kind of trouble for this. As to me it seems as manufacturing defect
I have one with some side to side play but it is still staked well enough on both ends that it wont come out. Two others are tight as a drum.
"No matter where you go - there you are"
I have a couple with loose or sloppy pins too, just re-pin or peen the ends a bit more.
Not a big issue, not worth sending back IMO.
I saw the sleeve removed by a guy on youtube
Last edited by SKS45; 08-12-2018 at 08:10 PM.
CCFR
Folder Question: Has anyone had a twist/bend to their folding stock (not the rifle the stock)?
IMG_0335 by Shawn Felts, on Flickr
Last edited by SKS45; 08-12-2018 at 07:57 PM.
CCFR
yup both mine, I think lots are like that
zero issues with it like that
Last edited by hunterhenderson; 08-12-2018 at 10:30 PM.
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